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Permanent Cosmetics vs. Permanent Tattoo
Permanent Cosmetics vs. Permanent Tattoo
Article by Microblading Los Angeles by Tinted Liquid
The major difference between Permanent Cosmetics and Permanent
Tattoo is the depth of the penetration of the skin and the types of
ink/pigments that are used.
Microblading is considered permanent because the pigments are
deposited into the epidermal layer of skin, barely touching the dermis.
The cells in the epidermis layer continuously divide, thus the pigment
is then broken down and will eventually migrate to the surface and
exfoliates off, causing the pigment to fade away.
A 4-6 week touchup is required (Highly Recommended) to perfect the
procedure and fix any loss or over healed pigment. A yearly touchup is
to keep your eyebrows looking crisp and the color refreshed. If you opt
out of any of the touchups and no touchup is done, the Microblading
will start to fade away.
The purpose of Microblading was brought into the beauty industry as a
safer and more conservative approach to a regular eyebrow tattoo.
With the beauty trends revolving and changing, the Semi-Permanent
nature of Microblading is an ideal treatment.
Microblading may not last as long as a permanent tattoo, however,
the results are very pleasing and most importantly, looks natural!
Permanent Tattooed eyebrows use tattoo ink, while Permanent
Cosmetics use a totally different type called pigment. This specialized
pigment is formulated with no heavy metals or other harsh chemicals
and it allows the pigment to fade into a lighter shade of the color used.
This is the reasoning behind needing periodic touchups. As per the
tattoo ink, it is filled with many harsh chemicals and heavy metals like
chromium and lead and your system cannot break them down.
Article by Microblading Los Angeles by Tinted Liquid