What is Permanent makeup?
Permanent makeup is the fastest growing treatment in the beauty industry. For years it's been a well kept secret of celebrities, but you may not have realised because when it is done well you really can't tell.
Permanent makeup is sometimes referred to as semi-permanent makeup or micro pigmentation. It should not be confused with traditional tattooing methods, which use completely different pigments and processes, and go far deeper into the skin.
Treatments are performed using a highly specialised machine that carefully implants hypoallergenic, pharmaceutical grade pigment gently into the skin for truly fantastic results.
Why Use Permanent Makeup?
Time is a precious commodity these days, whether you're a busy parent, work long hours, or you just have a super busy schedule. Permanent makeup is the ultimate time saving tool and not just at the start of the day... remember we also have to spend time taking it off at the end of the day too! It can make you look fresh 24/7, make you look younger and help you to look your best even when traditional makeup is not possible, like when you go swimming or to the gym.
It can also help if you find putting/keeping on your makeup more difficult, due to things like poor eyesight, allergies, watery eyes, physical limitations or impaired motor skills that can make it an impossible task without help.
What are the Benefits?
You can literally present the version of your everyday self that gives you the most confidence with minimal effort. But it's not just about saving time. Anyone who wears makeup knows that the longer it's on the more prone it is to smudging, running and general wear and tear throughout the day. This means you may have to reapply or leave it looking less than desirable, thus defeating the point of applying it in the first place!
Permanent makeup can provide huge benefits if you have suffered hair loss due to cancer treatment, trichotillomania, alopecia or the natural ageing process by restoring some self confidence as you go through your journey.​
