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How far to travel for Permanent Makeup, Microblading and Nano Brows.

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Why Traveling for the Right Permanent Makeup Artist Is Worth Every Mile In the world of beauty enhancements, permanent makeup, microblading, or nano brows is a game-changer—it saves time, boosts confidence, and gives long-lasting results. But here's the truth: not all cosmetic tattoo artists are created equal. When it comes to your face, you shouldn’t settle for the artist around the corner offering the lowest price.  Save Groupon  deals for massages or facials.  You deserve excellence, and sometimes that means packing a lunch and hitting the road. 💎 Experience > Expense > Satisfaction Choosing a permanent makeup artist isn’t just about price—it’s about trust, technique, and artistry. The most skilled professionals sometimes come with a higher price tag, not because they’re overpriced, but because: They’ve spent years mastering the craft and ongoing with continuing education. They use high-quality pigments and sterile, safe equipment. They stay current with indus...

Is Permanent Makeup a good choice for me? If so, should I start with Brows, Eyeliner or Lip Blushing?

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Permanent makeup (PMU) , Nano Brows, Microblading is relatively an inexpensive, cosmetic procedure that can restore color and definition to your face. If you are unsure which procedure is best for you, here are some common thoughts to consider.  Which thoughts run through your head in the morning? Brows: I feel uncomfortable leaving the house or be seen in public without drawing in my brows. I don't know how to draw in brows, so it's very frustrating. I can draw in my Right brow, but have trouble filling in my Left brow...or vice versa. Eyes: My eyes feel small or invisible unless I have some eyeliner on. My waterproof eyeliner still smudges on a hot day or when I exercise. My hands are not steady therefore it is difficult for me to draw on liners. Lips: I used to have full lips, but now they are thin and non existant. I look sick or pale without lipstick. I apply lipstick several times a day. I can't use lipstick because I no longer have lips. I over draw my lip liner ...

Medication and Permanent Makeup

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Prior to any Permanent Makeup procedures , clients are asked to complete a Consent Form. The form is used to document medical history, current and previous use of certain medications and to alert any possible interference for a quick recovery. When possible, the client should be in optimal health.  If you're feeling under the weather, just wait.  Remember, our body has a better chance of healing and fighting infections when we are well rested and healthy. If you were diagnosed with cancer and fear hair loss due to Chemotherapy,  be sure to check in with your doctor.  If you are currently under going Chemotherapy sessions, please wait.  If you have completed your Chemotherapy sessions, please consult your doctor and Permanent Makeup should be accessible to most clients. Medications that are particularly of interest to Permanent Makeup Artist are as follows: Cumadin Aspirin (baby or adult dose) Any other blood thinning medications Acutaine (if use...

Various Questions You Should Ask Your Permanent Makeup Artist Prior to Booking an Appt.

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Basic Questions to Ask a Permanent Makeup Artist Prior to Scheduling an Appointment: Q1:   Are you OSHA Compliant? If the Artist is NOT Occupational Safety and Health Authorization (OSHA) compliant, take your business elsewhere.  This is basic requirement for every Permanent Makeup business in the state of California and most other states.   An annual inspection and testing is necessary to be granted a certificate to operate by the County Health Services. As of July 2012, all Permanent Makeup and Tattoo Artists need a permit issued by the Health Department to conduct business in CA.  The county will not issue a permit without an annual inspection.  Please note, this Permit is different than City Business Registration.  City Business Registration only notifies the City that you are conducting business at that location. A sink with hot/cold water is required in the workspace in Contra Costa County, CA.  Sinks in the bathroom do not c...