Permanent makeup,also known as a cosmetic tattoo, micropigmentation or dermapigmentation is a type of superficial tattooing in which pigment is implanted into the skin by a permanent makeup machine. The pigment is applied only to the upper layers of the skin, between the epidermis and dermis. This is why permanent makeup gradually fades over time. But do keep in mind that permanent makeup cannot be compared to regular tattooing, as the only only thing in common between the two is the use of a machine and a needle. Tattoos are applied much deeper into the skin and a different technique is used for implanting the pigment. The pigments used in permanent makeup are also different, and unlike tattoos, they start to fade within 1-5 years. With permanent makeup it is possible to enhance your eyebrows, lash line or lips and it is also a great solution if you are allergic to traditional cosmetics or have a sensitivity to semi-permanent dyes. Additionally, it also simplifies the makeup routine, as a portion of your makeup is already applied to your face. Permanent makeup is suitable for all skin types, and there is no age restriction, this is because it doesn't involve cutting the skin, as in the case of microblading. Instead a disposable sterile needle gently deposits pigment into the skin, minimizing the risk of scarring. The procedure is generally not painful. Depending on the client´s preferences, permanent makeup can be soft and natural,enhancing your natural beauty and making you look polished or more noticeable and give more of a makeup look. It all depends on what technique is used. Permanent makeup techniques and artistry have evolved significantly over the years, providing people with the most natural encancements. No longer the healed results look unnatural, as seen in older, outdated forms of permanent makeup. As well pigments have advanced over the years and the era of red or bluish brows is now a thing of the past. There are many different color options and before starting the treatment, we will discuss about the ending result and about pigment color options to ensure that the final result is one that the customer will be satisfied with. The duration of pigment retention depends on factors such as skin type and aftercare. If the skin is oily, the pigment may not last as long as it would on dry skin. There will be no permanent scars left on the skin from micropigmentation if the pigment is implanted correctly. Immediately after the procedure, the skin begins to regenerate, and the healing process of the pigmented area takes approximately 4-6 weeks. The pigment will start to fade and soften during this period, revealing the true color. Right after the procedure permanent makeup will appear much darker.