The period depends on the area and permanent makeup technique. Usually, permanent make-up of eyebrows and lips lasts up to 2 years, eyelids – up to 3 years or more.

The type and age of the skin also matter. For example, permanent makeup lasts less on oily skin due to the abundance of subcutaneous fat, which pushes out the pigment; on aging skin – longer due to slow skin regeneration.

Each zone has more popular techniques. For example, the Eyebrows are Powder Brows. The Eyes are Lash Enhancement Permanent makeup; the Lips are Watercolor techniques. They are popular because they guarantee a natural appearance, enhance your beauty, and make you feel more confident.

The names are different, but the essence is the same. Both procedures involve the introduction of pigment into the skin—the difference in the depth of ink distribution. Tattooing involved the introduction of pigment to a depth of 1 mm or more. Permanent makeup – up to 1 mm. When tattooing, the color migrates over time to another unwanted color or hue because the body cannot break down the deeply deposited pigment. With permanent makeup, ink is deposited into the upper layers of the skin, so it can exfoliate and be completely removed during the time.

Microblading of eyebrows is a cosmetic procedure during which the blade cuts the skin to deposit the pigment and manually draw hair strokes.

Powder brows help clients achieve more of a powdered look instead of individual hair strokes. The pigment is deposited to the surface layers of the skin using a special high pixel machine and a very fine acupuncture needle.