| What is
Permanent Makeup? |
The process of Permanent Cosmetics has been
in existence for 4,000 years! It refers to the permanent application of pigment to
the skin in the following areas:
 | Eyebrows |
| Eyeliner |
| Lip Liner |
| Body of the lip |
| Scars |
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| How does
Permanent Makeup work? |
This process is manually administered using
7 single probes or clusters of probes that are dipped into a permanent pigment mixture
that is then applied to the designated area that has been designed according to the wishes
of the client and the skill of the technician. |
| What is
the SofTap Method? |
The word SofTap™ is a registered
trademark. The techinique is an innovative approach to achieving a natural makeup
look. It is very controlled, gentle, and safe, making it the preferred method of
achieving permanent makeup for many individuals. |
| Is this
procedure painful? |
Using the SofTap™ method, it is
possible to have this proedure without topical anethetic. However, to completely
alleviate any fear you may have about discomfort, we recommend application of an
anesthetic cream prior to the treatment. |
| Is
Permanent Makeup safe? |
Yes! Fresh pigments are used with
each procedure. These ingredients are inorganic. The SofTap™ colors do
not contain FD&C or D&C dyes. Only disposable probes, brushes and spatulas
are used. All non-disposable equipment in sterilized per OSHA sterilization methods.
The fresh pigment is deposited by needles that softly tap and lift the skin whereas
traditional methods of tattooing use a needle, which pushes color into the skin. |
| Benefits
of Permanent Makeup include: |
| Convenience |
| Saves money and time |
| Enhancement of your natural looks |
| Disguise of scars or burn marks |
| Post chemotherapy enhancement |
| Correction of uneven or narrow lips |
| Create a more youthful look |
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| How do I
get more information about this procedure? |
Please call our office and request a
complimentary consultation with our Certified Micropigmentation Specialist. |
| Is
Permanent Makeup really permanent? |
Micropigmentation methods are considered
permanent because pigment is placed under the skin. However, there will be fading
of color over the years, which will require touchups or reapplication. |