The conceptual framework of any industry should be concise and clear, and each term should have a precise and unambiguous definition. Let’s try to clarify some terms in the permanent makeup industry in order to understand the objectives of this process, its types, and its specific features.

A pigment is an insoluble organic or inorganic compound used for coloring purposes. The appearance of the patient, their health, and the “lifespan” of permanent makeup depend on the pigment that is introduced. What should a pigment be like, and what does its composition include?

With blush, you can easily alter the contours of the face, giving it a healthy and fresh appearance. Properly performed cheekbone permanent makeup will do all the work for you.

There are many ways to conceal visible skin imperfections. Camouflage permanent makeup is the most effective and gentle option.

A tattoo is one of the ways to express oneself. Permanent makeup, unlike a tattoo, not only allows for self-expression but also greatly simplifies daily life. However, even this does not prevent permanent makeup from sometimes turning into a burden and an irritant rather than a delight.

Your friends have told you how their permanent makeup procedure went, yet you still feel anxious? Let’s take a closer, almost microscopic look at this treatment to understand how the micropigmentation process is supposed to work in reality.

Every woman dreams of looking perfect at any time of day and under any circumstances. Permanent makeup is the first assistant on the path to beauty, no matter the conditions.

Recently, trends in the world of fashion and beauty have been shifting more and more toward natural looks. Classic eyebrow tattooing is losing popularity to “powder brow tattooing” — a next-generation technique of permanent makeup.

Human lips are an instrument for expressing emotions. Not only because we speak with them, but also because of the countless feelings they are capable of conveying.

When did the desire to completely cover the body with tattoos and display oneself to the public first appear in Europe? A journey into the history of tattooing.