I have this friend who wasn’t exactly blessed with good eyebrows; they’re very undefined, very thin and look like the hair of a sick dog. She hates them so much she constantly considers shaving them but luckily, she has me to stop her from doing that nonsense. On top of it all, she works with people, and often has to go on meetings and represent her company which is also hard for her because she constantly thinks that people stare at her oddly shaped eyebrows. Yup, she has a problem and is desperate for a permanent solution.
We joined our forces together and sat for a research. We found something called permanent makeup, or also known as cosmetic tattoo for eyebrow and eyeliner. Now, I know most of you will be rolling their eyes like they know how it is to deal with such problems and your answer would most likely be something like: “put on some black liner on, draw your eyebrows like the rest of the world and move on”. Normally, I’d say you’re right, but having in mind the fact that the woman needs to look perfect most of her work day, this is definitely not an option. Who has the time to check their makeup when people are waiting? No, she needs a more permanent solution, which is why she went for the cosmetic tattooing.
Besides our research on the procedure, we talked to a few cosmetologists to hear their opinion. It seems like cosmetic tattoo for eyebrow and eyeliner is used a lot among the female population and it’s even highly recommended by cosmetologists in the attempt to help women battle with a sweaty makeup face in the middle of summer.
While makeup can cause you allergies and skin problems and make you nervous when the sun starts melting the makeup on your face, cosmetic tattoos stay perfectly untouched. Read the arguments as to why you should opt for this step if you’re battling similar problems.
Stress free: your client history profile will tell the technician if he/she should accept you for the procedure
You’ll probably be very stressed about the fact whether you should undergo this procedure. The ‘what if’s’ will trouble your mind so much before you actually go under the needles that you may as well skip cardio for the week. But, don’t rush into conclusions so fast – real professionals in the area will ask for your client history profile first in order to examine and determine how will your biological system react to the colours, the needles and the entire procedure. So, if a specialist says you’re good to go, the most you could suffer are a few days of swollen face parts and redness from the needles.
Pigment allergies rarely happen
Cosmetic tattoo is considered micropigmentation. A special coloured pigment is injected into the skin with the use of needles. Now, while people can develop allergies from just about anything, pigment allergies are very rare. Also, allergies from conventional makeup are very common, which kind of prevents women in using certain products because they can result in a real hell for them. This is another reason as to why cosmetic tattooing is recommended to women.
Medical problems are also non-existent
There are health standards to guarantee your safety; all practitioners of cosmetic tattooing are trained in applying specialized methods for disinfection and sterilization. Also, they all know how to educate and introduce their clients to the post-procedural instructions for care, designed to eliminate any risk of potential medical problems.
Bottom line, it’s perfectly safe to undergo a cosmetic tattooing for your eyebrows and even have a permanent eyeliner tattoo on your eye lids. Why not enjoy the perfect face appeal all the time not having to worry whether your face melts and looks like wax on a burning sun?
