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 Models are always required for semi-permanent make-up for training purposes. Each procedure (eye-liner, lip-liner or eyebrows) at the reduced cost of £95.    at our school, please click here  Who Benefits? Those with: Sparse or no eyebrows Sparse or no lashes An active sporty lifestyle An unsteady hand Allergy to conventional cosmetics Hay fever or watery eyes Contact lens users Busy people with little time to apply cosmetics Effects created: Eyebrows/hair simulation Eyeliner/eyelash enhancement Lip liner/lip colour Beauty marks Scar camouflage    Every woman who uses eyebrow pencil is a candidate for permanent cosmetics. Those women whose eyebrows are sparse through tweezing or who have all of the brow hair missing can receive this procedure. If your brows are too pale, too short or if you wish to emphasise your eye shape and receive an eyelift effect, permanent cosmetics can give you a soft pencilled look or hair simulation in custom blended colours.   A subtle natural look, mimicking thousands of tiny eyelashes with the implantation of pigment in the lash line, is popular for both men and women. A more dramatic effect can be achieved with a bold line. Additional shadowing of pigment can be added for a soft natural liner. Applied correctly, eyeliner can make a small eye look bigger and make the lashes look thicker and longer. Opticians recommend permanent cosmetics for those who have allergies to conventional cosmetics.     With permanent cosmetics, lips can be made to look fuller and pale lips can have more colour. The procedure helps to balance uneven lips. It also redefines a lip line that has lost definition as a result of age or cold sores. Dramatic colours can be applied if desired, or a soft shade close to natural lip colour can be chosen for those wanting a more natural effect.  Semi-Permanent Make-up Machine The Precision Plus machine is used for cosmetic and medical tattooing like areolas, camouflaging scars and cleft palate reconstruction. It has got Class2a, which is the highest form of health and safety certification, and means that the Precision Plus is now the only cartridge system available in the world with this status.
1. Are permanent cosmetics a form of tattoo? Yes, although during permanent cosmetic procedures the pigment is not deposited as deeply in the skin. 2. What happens during the procedure? During a detailed consultation, together the specialist and the client evaluate the most suitable colours and shape to be created. A topical anaesthetic is applied to the area and the desired shape is drawn with conventional cosmetics. The pigment is then carefully implanted into the skin. Most procedures take about one hour. One retouch procedure is usually required and included in the initial cost. 3. Will it hurt? There may be some discomfort. Topical anaesthetic is used to reduce the pricking sensation felt. 4. What is the recovery time? There may be some swelling and redness that usually subsides over 48 hours. Most normal activities can be resumed immediately. 5. Is there a chance of infection? Only sterile needles are used for each procedure and are disposed of immediately on termination of treatment. The highest standards of hygiene are maintained at all times. 6. What about allergic reactions? Tattoo pigments have been used for thousands of years and reaction is very rare. Finishing touches pigments are the highest grade and are hypoallergenic. 7. Can I wear conventional makeup over my permanent cosmetics? Yes, permanent cosmetics are designed to be an enhancement of natural features. Wearing traditional make-up is a personal choice.  To book an appointment, please call us on 020 8905 5509 or send us an email from our Contact page by clicking HERE. For our Spanish clinic (Marbella - Almeria area) phone (0034) 634257673. We are here to help. For information on training courses in Permanent Make-Up please call us on 020 8905 5509, or send an email to dr.benson@btconnect.com.
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