Can I fix a bad permanent makeup
'01.02.2018'
Source: Peopletalk
What to do if you have a bad makeup? Is it worth botox prick if you plan to sign up for permanent eyebrow makeup? These and other questions Peopletalk replied the master of permanent makeup and makeup artist Elina Hunkaeva, founder of the network of studios Elle permanent.
First of all, it is worth considering that the procedure of permanent makeup consists of two stages: the main and additional sessions (it takes place, if necessary, after one or two months). After the tattoo, it should take at least a month and a half to stabilize the pigment and the skin healed. If the procedure is done earlier, this can lead to scarring.
Most often, the result is saved up to two or three years (although everything is individual and depends on the characteristics of the organism and the way of life). If you want to refresh the color or add brightness, you can always - say, a year later, repeat the procedure.
How to fix a bad job?
The presence of an old low-quality tattoo significantly complicates the work of a professional. And, unfortunately, there are such cases when it is already impossible to correct the situation. If the tattoo is very bright or the form does not suit the client, then in our studio we suggest that you first remove this “misunderstanding” and only then begin to correct poor-quality work.
How to combine botox and permanent eyebrow makeup?
It is better to do permanent makeup before the Botox procedure. But if you have already made injections, then it is advisable to wait until the drug is completely “up”, and then carry out permanent tattooing.
When to do permanent eyebrow makeup can not?
Before you leave the procedure permanent tattoo is not worth doing. After the procedure should take at least two to three weeks. Still, the sun will negatively affect the pigment, making it much lighter.
Do I need permanent makeup for men?
Men rarely do such procedures. Sometimes they can resort to using permanent makeup, if, say, they have problems with baldness (in this case they do trichopigmentation, that is, imitation of hair growth).
