Pre and Post Care for Permanent Makeup

Tips to make your summer permanent         makeup last longer!   Do not go into a lake, ocean, river, Jacuzzi or pool until the entire procedure area has healed. Bacteria in an open wound will cause an infection.  Protect your procedure area from the sun. The suns rays reflect up from the water  and sand so you must wear a hat …

Tattoo artists can minimize the risk of infection by using inks that have been formulated or processed to ensure they are free from disease-causing bacteria, and avoiding the use of non-sterile water to dilute the inks or wash the skin.  Non-sterile water includes tap, bottled, filtered or distilled water. Consumers should know that the ointments often provided by tattoo parlors …

Nothing can be more surprising or dismaying then the aftermath of faulty after care.  Usually these challenges with pigment loss or infection etc. can leave the client as well as technician with the thoughts of “what went wrong?” Sometimes you can pinpoint the culprit, at other times it not an easy answer, as it could be colors used, improper placement, …

Prior to the application a client assessment will include two phases: collection and analysis of information.                                      © Client consideration should also include assessing his/her expectations of the desired procedure. If the client is on any medication or there are any contraindications, they will need to obtain a release from their health care provider. This release must be written on their …

  Overview     Post Care for Permanent  Makeup Tremendous advancements have been made in understanding the processes of wound healing. The cell types and the order in which they appear in the wound have been established; many growth factors and their functions have been elucidated.[1] Despite the advances in understanding the science of wound healing, many more steps have yet to be …