When ink (or in the case of the permanent makeup artist–pigment) is implanted into the skin, when done correctly, most of the ink/pigment particles remain permanently in the skin. Basically, there really is no such thing as semi-permanent makeup. This is where the greatest confusion lies in the way of terminology. Now let’s distinguish the terms semi-permanent makeup and permanent makeup. How natural or intense the final look appears is based on client preference, always with artist guidance and advice. Treatments are done for eyebrows, eyeliner, and lips.
Cosmetic tattooing/micropigmentation is the same process, but is done for the sole purpose of implanting specially formulated permanent makeup pigment into the uppermost layer of the dermis of the skin, in order to replicate a natural look, and/or one which the client applies daily with cosmetics. The result is long term and, for the sake of simplicity, permanent.
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Tattooing is the art of implanting coloured ink into the skin using a manual tool or tattoo machine. To start with, let’s just say that semi-permanent makeup, permanent makeup and microblading all fall under the umbrella term, cosmetic tattooing or micropigmentation. This issue is one that must be understood very clearly by potential clients in order to appreciate the investment they may wish to make in themselves along with what their permanent makeup treatment will look like in the long term.įirstly, semi-permanent makeup and permanent makeup are technically the same thing. However in saying this, please be mindful that, as in many things, the devil is in the details!
If you have been researching permanent makeup at all you will more than likely have noticed that some artists claim that what they do is permanent makeup and other artists claim it is semi-permanent makeup.
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