SEMI PERMANENT MAKEUP Course

A Semi-permanent makeup treatment is one in which with the help of tiny through needles, pigments are injected into the upper layers of the skin, which makes the skin Semi-permanently pigmented. This procedure is similar to a biotattoo treatment, where colors are deposited under the skin, and it can be used to hide imperfections or highlight features. The results of one to three years are visible with Semi-permanent makeup. When the color fades, pigmentation can be repeated. Before applying Semi-permanent makeup, a local anesthetic is used: a cream, gel or spray that lasts ten minutes up to an hour. The treatment can be uncomfortable, but thanks to anesthetics it is bearable. The pain of the procedure is comparable to hair removal by tweezers or cold wax. Semi-permanent makeup is intended for those who want to cover up imperfections on their face (thinning eyebrows, undefined lips, thin eyelashes…) or to highlight some particular part, as well as persons who do not have enough time for regular makeup application. Additionally, people who need to look good at any time, do not want to have problems with smeared makeup, as well as sports people or older people who have shaky hands, and those who are allergic to regular makeup.