Frequently Asked Questions
for permanent makeup
The degree of discomfort varies from person to person. Though topical anesthetics (lidocaine, tetracaine, and benzocaine) are used, some experience minor discomfort and/or minimal pain described as a stinging, burning, or tickling sensation. Only a physician can provide lidocaine injections.
Pigments used are inert iron oxides, which have been used in traditional tattooing and makeup for many years. Strict OSHA requirements are followed and needle cartridges are individually packaged, sterile, and most importantly disposable, so they are only used on a single patient and then discarded. Please make sure that the practitioner that you choose is licensed and has ample experience. It is your face and mistakes can be very difficult to repair. Also, diabetic individuals are more sensitive to any type of skin disturbance, and they take longer to heal.
It is the hand method, very gentle, maximum
control for a relaxing experience, minimal touch ups. The pigment is deposited between the epidermis and dermis into the thin melanin layer which determines the color of your skin. The process takes from about one to three hours, depending on the procedure, color, and area to be enhanced.
Permanent cosmetics will fade gradually and you may want a touch up after a year and perhaps years at a greatly reduced price. Permanent makeup does not last as long as other tattoos because the pigment qualities are uniquely formulated for facial procedures and the face is more highly exposed to elements and insults such as sun, cosmetics, washing, etc..
Right away. For the first few days, you may look like you are wearing your makeup a little heavier than usual. Some faint puffiness or redness may occur. Lips will take longer to appear “normal.”
- Should I wear makeup to my first appointment?
If you choose to have the permanent makeup applied as you wear your makeup, this is a good idea, so that I can see the effect you want to achieve. With my extensive art and design background, I can also help you with color and design to enhance your individual beauty.
Just for fun, I decided to run the numbers. If a person spends just three minutes a day applying makeup, that equals 18.5 hours per year. Over a five year period, that's 92.5 hours.
For GREEN PEEL
with all three threatment methods.the GREEN PEEL herbs are massaged into the skin, which may include a tingling and prickling sensation depending on the pressure strength and skin condition. The herbal massage may feel a bit uncomfortable,but no pain arises,it is not a wellness treatment,but it is well bearable .if you have concerns before the first time GREEN PEEL Herbal Peeling Classic,you can first try the lighter methods GREEN PEEL Fresh Up and Energy.
- Can GREEN PEEL be also conducted in the summer?
Yes. GREEN PEEL Herbal Peeling is applied in more than 50 countries, also in south Africa where the sun shines all years,A GREEN PEEL treatment can be done at any time of the year,but it is correct to avoid intensive sunbaths directly after GREEN PEEL Herbal Peeling Classic.
- Can I go outside after GREEN PEEL Herbal Peeling Classic?
Definitely! Please note that every skin is individual. The extent of the peeling cannot be determined before the treatment. With most customers, the skin begins to peel on the third day after the treatment. The process is finished to a large extent on the fifth day,after Beauty Finished treatment. If you absolutely do not want to be visible to the public during the peeling process, you should arrange the Herbal Peeling to a Wednesday as the peeling process will take place on the weekend. The post treatment is then scheduled for the following Monday. The downtime after a TCA Peeling or Phenol Peel us much longer: between 10 and 14 days.
- My skin does not peel, Does GREEN PEEL Herbal Peeling Classic have no effect on my skin?
How strongly you skin peels depends on your individual condition. But the degree of peeling has absolutely no influence on the GREEN PEEL Herbal Peeling Classic. The herbs always provoke a renewal and regeneration process in the skin.
