Frequently Asked Questions

Permanent makeup, also known as semi-permanent makeup or micropigmentation, is a form of tattooing where colored pigments are injected into the skin to mimic regular makeup, such as eyebrows, eyeliner or lipstick.

Permanent makeup is not suitable for everyone due to individual factors such as skin type, allergies and medical conditions. It is important to consult a qualified professional to assess whether it is suitable for you.

No, permanent make-up treatments are usually experienced as almost painless, thanks to the needles' surface, position and the technique used during application. An anesthetic cream is also used during the treatment to reduce discomfort.

Permanent makeup usually lasts for 1-5 years, but it gradually fades over time and rarely disappears completely.

The duration of the treatments can vary depending on the type of permanent makeup being performed and individual factors such as the customer's skin type and needs. The treatment usually takes 2-2.5 hours.

During a permanent make-up treatment, colored pigments are injected into the skin using a specially adapted needle. The penetration depth of the needle is very superficial, and it passes the outermost skin layer without reaching the vascular dermis. The customer usually approves the recorded proposal before the actual tattooing process begins.

The shape and color of brows, lips and eyeliner are usually individually adapted to each customer. Before treatment, the specialist usually draws freehand using surveying techniques to outline the shape and color. The customer has the opportunity to approve the recorded proposal before the tattooing begins.

The choice of technique for permanent makeup depends on the customer's needs and wishes, as well as skin type and other individual factors. Different techniques can be done such as powder brows or microblading for brows, and the choice is always adapted to the customer's preferences and what suits their situation best.

No, before eyebrow tattooing, you must not pluck or wax your eyebrows on the same day.

Yes, it is recommended to prepare before a permanent makeup treatment. For example, one should avoid plucking or growing the eyebrows on the same day as the eyebrow tattoo, and one should not use eyelash serum or eyelash extensions before the eyeliner tattoo. There are also other specific instructions given in the contract for preparation for each type of treatment.

Permanent make-up should be avoided if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, and it is not recommended for people with skin conditions or other health challenges that could affect the result or the healing process. It is also important to avoid permanent makeup if you have severe allergies to ingredients used in the process.

After a permanent make-up treatment, you can expect the area to be swollen, tender and visually sharp and dark for the first few days. A scab may also form, which usually falls off after 5-6 days. It is important to follow proper aftercare, including avoiding picking or scrubbing the tattooed area, and avoiding applying makeup directly to the treated area for the first week.

The healing time after a permanent makeup treatment can vary depending on individual factors and the type of treatment, but usually it takes a few weeks for the area to be completely healed. It is recommended to follow the specific post-treatment instructions given by the treatment specialist to ensure the best possible results.

The healing process after permanent makeup treatment usually means that the area may be swollen, tender and visually sharp and dark for the first few days. Eventually a scab may form, which usually falls off after 5-6 days. It is important to follow proper aftercare, including avoiding picking or scrubbing the tattooed area, and avoiding applying makeup directly to the treated area for the first week.

After a permanent make-up treatment, a top-up may be necessary between 5-8 weeks after the first treatment. It is recommended to wait until the skin is completely healed before taking a refill, usually a minimum of 5 weeks.

The pigment may decrease by 40-60% in the first 3 weeks after treatment, and there may be variations in how the color lasts over time due to individual factors such as skin type and adherence to post-treatment instructions.

Yes, it is possible to have an allergic reaction to the pigments used in permanent makeup. It is therefore important to inform the treatment specialist about any allergies or sensitivities before the treatment starts.

Yes, there is an age limit of 18 for permanent makeup treatments

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