How does it feel to put on makeup before dashing out the door every day, and the true pain comes when you realize you have to remove it all before going to bed, no matter how much effort you put in?
I can understand your pain and that’s why at Lybrows, we are revolutionizing
the touch and feel of makeup. Let’s dive into permanent makeup
What is Permanent Makeup (PMU)
Permanent makeup is a technique that is actually based on tattoos to
crate design which resembles makeup. Furthermore, unlike typical tattoos, these
tattoos employ a special pigment created for sensitive skin, such as the face,
as well as less stressful equipment. Microblading and cosmetic tattooing are
other most widely known names of permanent makeup.
I have covered trendy all kinds of permanent makeup here. I am excited
to share
Semi-Permanent Makeup
As I previously stated, permanent makeup and semi-permanent makeup are
both tattoo techniques, although they are slightly different from traditional
ones. Traditional tattoos have a propensity to last a lifetime, while permanent
cosmetics utilize pigment that fades over time, depending on the pigment and
the kind and condition of your skin.
At this point, you should be aware that semi-permanent and permanent makeup are both identical in nature. The longevity of a pigment might vary
depending on the brand and kind of pigment (this should not be the point of
decision). Longevity isn't always a good thing because pigment fades with time,
resulting in an unappealing appearance.
How Long Does Permanent Makeup Last?
If you're considering adopting this treatment to conserve your time in
front of the mirror every day, you're definitely curious about how long it will
last. After all, if something is meant to save you time, it should do so for a
long.
Permanent makeup, on the other hand, has a longer shelf life. Permanent makeup treatments can last anywhere from three to five years, equating to three to five years of comfortable, natural beauty!
What Causes Fading?
This makeup lasts a long time, but it is not invincible. In reality, depending on where the pigment is put, certain makeup fades faster than others. Permanent eyeliner or lash line pigment can last one to three years, but pigment applied directly to the skin can take up to five years to disappear.
However, what causes fading in the first place? Your skin type, age, howwell your skin reacts to pigment, how much sun exposure you get, and the
treatments you apply to your skin can all contribute to fading. Some of these
are things you have no control over.
My name is Lyly Nguyen, and I am a
professional pmu artist and the owner of Ly-Brows Permanent Makeup Studio &
Academy. For more than a decade, Lybrows has been making ladies look better. I
understand what makes a lady more gorgeous, as well as how to add a special
touch to gorgeous faces that captivate hearts.

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