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Permanent makeup

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Permanent makeup

Permanent makeup is a technique that deposits pigment beneath the skin to create a long-lasting makeup effect, eliminating the need for daily application. Also known as cosmetic tattooing or micropigmentation, it provides a refined, effortless look.

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Why choose permanent make up?

Facial Symmetry Correction - Balances uneven brows, lips, or eyeliner.
Time-Saving - Ideal for a polished look without the daily routine.
Enhances Natural Beauty - Subtly accentuates features.
Restoration Post-Illness or Injury - Conceals scars and discoloration.
Makeup Allergy Solution - Great for sensitive skin.

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Types of Permanent Makeup

Brows:

Powder Brows - Soft, natural shading.
Henna Brows - Creates a shaded gradient effect loved by many.

Lips:

Aquarelle Lips - Sheer, soft tint.
Lipstick Effect - Richer color for a bolder look.

Eyes:

Lash Line Enhancement - Deepens the lash line for a subtle look.
Classic Eyeliner - Long-lasting eyeliner effect.
Shaded Eyeliner - A soft gradient effect adding depth.

Benefits of Mineral Pigments

Safety - Hypoallergenic, gentle, ideal for sensitive skin.

Natural Finish - Softer shades for a subtle enhancement.

Color Stability - Retains its natural hue over time.

Quick Healing - Mineral pigments aid in faster recovery with minimal risk.

I exclusively use mineral pigments, known for their skin-friendly, hypoallergenic properties.

Contraindications for Permanent Makeup

Before deciding on permanent makeup, it’s essential to consider certain contraindications:

Chronic Illnesses in the Active Stage - conditions like diabetes, epilepsy, and other chronic diseases.
Allergies to Pigments or Anesthetics - any known sensitivities to the materials used.
Blood Disorders - especially any that affect blood clotting.
Skin Conditions in the Treatment Area - such as acne, psoriasis, or dermatitis.

5. Oncological Conditions - including cancer or ongoing chemotherapy

6. Pregnancy and Breastfeeding - the procedure is not recommended during these times.

7. Infectious Diseases - including colds, flu, and active herpes.

8. Tendency to Form Keloid Scars - a higher risk of abnormal scarring.

A consultation and, if necessary, medical advice, are highly recommended before undergoing the procedure.

Proper aftercare is crucial to ensure long-lasting results and minimize complications

Cleaning - for the first few days, gently cleanse the area with clean water and a soft tissue.
Antiseptic Care - apply an antiseptic as recommended by your artist to prevent infections.
Moisturizing - use a healing ointment suggested by your artist.
Avoid Water Exposure - keep the area dry and avoid submersion (pools, baths, saunas) for 7-10 days.
Sun Protection - avoid direct sunlight and apply sunblock to prevent pigment fading.
No Touching or Picking - avoid touching or picking any scabs to preserve pigment quality and ensure even healing.

How Permanent Makeup Works

The permanent makeup process involves several important steps:

Consultation - discuss desired results, including design, color, and shape.
Preliminary Drawing - a sketch on the skin lets the client preview and adjust the outcome.
Anesthesia - a numbing agent is applied to enhance comfort.
Pigment Application - the artist uses a specialized tool to apply pigment at a precise depth.
Final Review and Aftercare Instructions - assess the results, discuss aftercare, and address any questions.

Permanent makeup is a skilled, detailed process designed to deliver subtle, lasting enhancements with a focus on individual needs.

Tattoo

Tattoo

A tattoo is a piece of art applied directly onto the skin, using a tattoo machine to inject pigment deep into the skin’s layers, achieving a lasting effect. Tattoos are more than just images; they can be meaningful expressions, ways to mark significant moments, or simply a unique addition to your personal style.

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Choose a design that resonates with you for a lifetime of art

MB Studio offers the following Tattoo Styles:

Fine Line
Watercolor
Dotwork
Whip Shading
Mini-Tattoo

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Preparation for Tattoo procedure

A Week Before the Procedure:

• Moisturize the skin: start applying a moisturizing lotion daily to the area to keep the skin in optimal condition for tattooing.

• Avoid tanning and sunburns: protect the skin from sun exposure, as tanned or sunburned skin is harder to tattoo and may be more sensitive.

• Do not undergo any aggressive skin treatments (such as laser resurfacing or chemical peels) on the area where you plan to get the tattoo.

Two to Three Days Before the Procedure:

• Avoid alcohol and blood-thinning medications (such as aspirin or ibuprofen), as they can increase bleeding during the tattoo process.

• Increase your water intake: well-hydrated skin helps with better ink absorption.

• Get plenty of rest and manage stress: staying calm and rested will help you handle the process more easily.

On the Day of the Procedure:

Have a good meal: eating beforehand helps maintain blood sugar levels and prevents dizziness.
Wear comfortable clothing: choose clothing that is easy to remove or adjust to allow access to the tattoo area. It should be loose and avoid rubbing on the area where the tattoo will be.
Bring water and a light snack: especially helpful for longer sessions.

Additional Tips:

• Plan for some rest time after the tattoo, as the area may be sensitive.

• Have the necessary aftercare products ready, so you can start the healing process right away after the procedure.

Proper aftercare is crucial to ensure long-lasting results and minimize complications

1. Initial Wrap: After your session, the artist will apply a protective wrap. After 4 days, remove it gently, wash the tattoo with warm water and antibacterial soap, pat dry with a paper towel, and apply the recommended healing ointment.

2. Apply Healing Ointment: For the first two weeks, apply a thin layer of healing ointment 2-3 times daily to prevent dryness.

3. Avoid Water & Sweat: Steer clear of pools, baths, saunas, and heavy sweating for 2-3 weeks.

4. Sun Protection: Keep the tattoo out of direct sunlight until healed (about a month). Once healed, apply sunscreen to preserve its color.
5. Avoid Friction: Do not pick scabs, rub the tattoo, or wear tight clothing that may irritate the area.

Permanent Makeup Removal with Remover

Over time, multiple sessions may be required to achieve the desired results, ensuring a gradual and natural fading process. Additionally, it can target specific areas with precision, making it an ideal choice for delicate regions or complex corrections.

Permanent Makeup Removal with Remover

Permanent makeup removal using a remover offers a less invasive alternative for those seeking to eliminate unwanted pigment. The procedure typically involves minimal discomfort and is suitable for a range of skin types and tones. This technique is particularly advantageous for individuals with sensitive skin or for removing pigments that do not respond well to laser treatments.

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Over time, multiple sessions may be required to achieve the desired results, ensuring a gradual and natural fading process. Additionally, it can target specific areas with precision, making it an ideal choice for delicate regions or complex corrections.

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Advantages of Remover-Based Permanent Makeup Removal

Less Painful: Generally less painful than laser removal, though pain tolerance varies by individual.

Effective on All Pigment Colors: Suitable for all shades, including light and skin-toned pigments that can be difficult for lasers to target.

Suitable for All Skin Types: Safe for all skin types, including darker tones that may be more susceptible to laser side effects.

Lower Risk of Scarring and Burns: The process is less aggressive, reducing risks of scarring or burns with proper aftercare.

Preparation for the Procedure

Avoid active skincare products (such as acids and retinols) on the treatment area for several days before.

Refrain from tanning or sun exposure a week before the procedure to minimize skin sensitivity.

Avoid alcohol and blood-thinning medications 24 hours before to reduce bleeding risk.

Get ample rest and stay hydrated—well-rested skin heals faster.

Inform the artist of any allergies or medical conditions to prevent complications.

Aftercare Instructions Following Permanent Makeup Removal with Remover

1. Avoid Water Contact: Keep the area dry for 24-48 hours to prevent infection.

2. Don’t Touch or Rub the Area: This reduces irritation and minimizes infection risk.

3. Skip Cosmetic Products: Avoid makeup or lotions on the treated area until scabs naturally fall off (around 7-10 days).

4. Apply Soothing Cream: After 48 hours, use a recommended ointment to keep the area moisturized and calm.

5. Avoid Picking Scabs: Allow scabs to fall off naturally to prevent scarring and uneven results.

6. Limit Physical Activity and Water Exposure: Avoid heavy sweating, saunas, and pools for two weeks.

7. Protect from Sun Exposure: Once scabs are gone, apply SPF 30+ to prevent pigmentation changes.

Additional Tips for Optimal Results:

Follow the artist’s care instructions.

Complete healing may take 4-6 weeks, depending on skin type.