I'm not tired, but I alway look tired. Can permanent makeup, microblading, make me look refreshed?

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ABSOLUTELY!!!
Permanent Makeup Brows Before/After

In our 20s: eyebrows are bushy; eyes are clustered with long, dark lashes; and our lips are plump and pink. We use bold makeup because it is fun, colorful, and ornamental.

In our 30s: still holding onto our youth... maybe some under eye concealer to brighten the eyes and a quick lip gloss application to add color to our face before leaving the house.

In our 40s: we notice that our eyebrow hairs are finer and sparse; eyelashes lighten in color; and lips lose volume and color.

In our 50s: our eyes are more sunken and fine lines develop around our eyes and lips.

Don't panic!!! We will age gracefully... Looking younger and refreshed is achievable at any age.


Focus on the Three key features:

1. Brows

2. Eyes

3. Lips

Keep it simple. "The eyes are the window to your soul" — William Shakespeare. 

Lips exudes sex appeal and a pop of color.

Permanent Makeup Brows Before/After

Applying makeup can enhance and brighten our face. However, the key is... Less is more as we age. Applying makeup so that it looks natural is a practiced skill. Thank God for YouTube!!!

Permanent Makeup will define our fading features. It SHOULD NOT be applied like traditional makeup. Minimal application is advised. Subtle and natural looking is the goal. Remember, you can always add more topical makeup if needed. Avoid BOLD and BIG brows and lips in our 50s. It can make us look harsh and trying too hard. Opt for lighter and more subtle colors.  A little goes a long way.

Jee Kim

Pretty Please Studio

Permanent Makeup Artistry

San Ramon, CA

www.PrettyPleaseStudio.com

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