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Brow size matters

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 Eyebrows are a bit like fashion trends: dramatic, unpredictable, and occasionally questionable in hindsight. If brows could talk, they’d probably say, “We’ve been through a lot.” Permanent Makeup Brows: Before/After Let’s take a quick stroll through brow history: In the 1950s, women were committed . Brows were shaved off and redrawn as skinny, upside-down “U” shapes—like two very surprised commas living on your forehead. Then came the 1970s, when Brooke Shields showed up and said, “What if we just… didn’t touch them?” Suddenly, bold, bushy, almost-unibrows were the moment. In the 80s and 90s, high arches created drama and Pazzaz!!! 2000s, South Korean Kpop stars brought in the flat with no arch brows. Fast forward to the 2010s, and the Kardashian family gave us full, structured, almost geometric brows—sharp, defined, and bold enough to have their own zip code. So now you might be wondering: High arch? Low arch? Straight across? Soft curve? What actually looks good on me ? ...

Is Permanent Makeup safe for Seniors?

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Is there an age limit to Permanent Makeup ? I have clients who are interested in gifting Permanent Makeup brows, eyeliner and lips for their elderly mothers.   Here is a scenario. My mother is 80 years old, her vision and steadiness of her hands are decreasing.  She is having difficulty putting on makeup around her eyes and gets easily frustrated.  Even worse, she draws skinny harsh lines for brows.   Is she too old for Cosmetic Tattoo, Permanent Makeup?  The answer is Yes and No.  Eyebrows and Lip Blushing is generally safe for all ages.  The Eyeliner is suitable for most, but not all. No matter how old or young we are, we all want to look presentable.  For those who think that once you turn 70 or 80, you won't care about your looks...Think again!  If you care how you look now, you are more likely to Always care.  After all, we are living longer and staying more active.  Social events help us feel connected and alive....