permanent Concealer

You should:

Discontinue the use of Retinol, Retin A, or Vitamin A for 5 days before the treatment.

If you take acne or blood-thinning medication, consult your doctor and see if it’s possible to discontinue use for some time before the treatment.

Do a patch test.

Blood- and skin-thinning substances can cause bleeding or skin hypersensitivity. A patch test should be done whenever you’re getting any treatment for the first 

 Permanent concealer is done by opening up the skin under the eyes with an electric needling device and depositing color into it. The device features either a single needle or a multi-needle tip, which vibrates and creates tiny dot-like incisions on the skin. It only penetrates the skin down to the barrier between the first and second layer, so the color is deposited very shallow into the skin.

The color creates a layer between the surface of the skin and the blood vessels located in the 2nd and 3rd layers of the skin (which is what creates the darkness). The vessels are thus made less visible and the skin is less see-through. If the upper lid is also dark we will then treat the upper lid as well. 

 Great Solution for those who don't have the time or prefer not to apply makeup daily. Blush is intended to give you color when your not wearing makeup, therefore it is perfect natural  ladies who don't like to wear foundation all the time. It is also effective for those who experience allergies or clogged pores with the use of over the counter makeup. It is a wonderful touch to enhance natural, sexy and youthful look. 

 We may begin by working with you to determine the best color and placement of blush to enhance your natural beauty. We may even ask to bring the blush you use on a daily basis prior to your appointment. Once you are satisfied with the perfect color, shape and definition we then proceed with permanent makeup procedure by mapping and drawing your cheeks. The service can last anywhere from 1 hour to 1 hour and 30 min, and the area is numbed before application. You will feel a PMU device circling your cheeks where the needles are applying the pigment in circular motion gently in to the skin. The skin is slightly broken during the first pass of the needles, but you won't experience bleeding or discomfort. A second pass of pigment is applied to complete the process following up with a hydrating face mask.