Permanent Make Up

Permanent make-up is the process of leaving natural dyes produced for skin use on the upper part of the skin by means of a needle. The most important distinguishing feature of this method, which is generally likened to tattooing, is that it is permanent for a certain period of time, not a lifetime, since it is applied to the epidermis.

Permanent make-up applications are applied to 3 different areas as eyebrows, eyes and lips, and different techniques are used in applications. The most preferred and used techniques are microblading and micropigmentation.

Who is permanent makeup suitable for?
o Women who want to look effortlessly well-groomed and beautiful,
o Women who are in a busy work schedule and cannot find time to put on make-up,
o Women who are allergic to make-up materials,
o Those who have deformity, thinning or shedding problems in their eyebrows,
o People with asymmetry problems in the lip borders,
o Those who have pigment loss problems around the lips,
o Those with cleft (rabbit) lip problems form the appropriate candidate profile for medical make-up.

MICROBLADING

The method called “3D Microblading Bristle Technique” is a process that aims to achieve a natural eyebrow appearance by drawing with a special microblading pen instead of painting the inside of the eyebrow, unlike tattooing.

The 3D hair technique application, which can achieve very good results especially in sparse and spilled eyebrows, is an almost painless and painless application since anesthetic creams are used before the procedure.
The permanence of the Microblading 3D hair technique varies from person to person, but averages between 1.5 and 2 years. While this period can be completed in dry skins, this period may be shortened in oily skins.