Semi Permanent Make-Up

 

 

Semi permanent make up is an exciting procedure, in which carefully applied permanent pigment is placed into the dermal layer of the skin. The pigment is made of a natural iron oxide. It is hypo-allergenic and there are no fragrances, emollients or other ingredients added. Thus giving you 24/7 beauty, to those areas that usually need applying each day, sometimes more than once.

Areas include your eyes, lips and eyebrows. The results; more confidence, save time, enjoy a "no fuss" face. Unlike cosmetic procedures that require surgery, this will offer you a natural looking radiance, with fast effective recovery.


What areas are commonly treated?

The make up can be used to frame the face and give fuller more defined eyebrows. It can be used on the eyelids as eye liner to enhance the natural eye line. It is also used on the lips add colour to the lips and on the lip line to achieve fuller more defined lips.

What are the benefits?

Semi permanent makeup is increasingly being used by both men and women who have little time to spare to apply make up regularly. It allows them to enhance their natural beauty and look great all the time without having to carry around make up bags.

What happens during the procedure?

We will evaluate the most suitable pigments for you, taking into consideration your skin tone and personality. We will create the desired shape using a conventional make-up pencil. Once the shape, design and colour have all been agreed upon and photographed, the pigment will be carefully implanted into the skin. Depending upon the size of the area, the procedure itself will take about an hour and a half, and a complimentary retouch procedure is usually required 4-6 weeks after the initial treatment.

How long does it last?

Permanent cosmetics sit somewhere in between semi- permanent and permanent; over the years the colour will fade. The longevity is dependent upon certain factors, but you can expect your permanent make-up to last 2 - 7 years, the average is 3 years. Because the colour will gradually fade, a retouch treatment is recommended every 12 - 18 months to keep your make-up looking as good as new.

Does it hurt?

It's no more painful than having your eyebrows tweezed. A topical anaesthetic cream will be used to numb the area before the procedure.