Imagine waking up to a primed face every morning, not needing to put on makeup or refresh it throughout the day. It is possible with permanent makeup. You can save the effort, time and money spent on perfecting your already beautiful face.

Permanent makeup is also excellent for people with shaky hands, eyesight problems, allergies to cosmetic ingredients or medical illnesses that impact skin pigmentation or prevent daily duties.

However, as you fantasize about waking up with beautiful eyebrows, eyeliner that never smudges and plump, red lips that last through every sip at supper, you undoubtedly want to know what the procedure entails and if it is too good to be true.

What is Permanent Makeup?

Permanent makeup is micropigmentation on the face to duplicate makeup’s effects and looks. For example, it gives you long-lasting, more prominent brows, colored lips, precise eyeliners and more.

It is technically semi-permanent; it will not smudge or wash off, but it will not last forever. Touch-ups are required once the tattoo’s effects fade, which can take anywhere from six months to three years on average. The amount of fading is determined by the amount of exposure to sunlight, cosmetics, face cleansers and water.