Post- Surgery

Permanent makeup can achieve fantastic results for people who have experienced skin damage after surgery.

Equipment is of disposable nature and all matters of hygiene and sterility comply strictly to those set by the US Health Department.

These permanent coloration procedures can ease anxiety and embarrassment and help to restore self confidence and appearance.

Methods

As with all other permanent makeup treatments, thereby taking the best care of your skin and the least application time. All equipment complies strictly with US Health Department regulations and in fact is single use and disposable.

What will it look like?

You and your Specialist/Technician will spend time drawing and discussing the color and appearance of your permanent color treatment prior to commencing color application. We will always offer our professional opinion, but ultimately it is most important that you are happy with the result. The aim is to restore the affected area to as close to its original appearance as possible. However on the day of the treatment the color can look much stronger and needs up to a week to settle.

Questions

If you have any inquiries about permanent makeup, or would like to schedule a consultation to discuss how you could benefit from permanent makeup, don’t hesitate to contact your Permanent Makeup Specialist/Technician.

How to Buy Permanent Makeup Supplies

Permanent makeup supplies are readily available for order online. However, if you're just starting your permanent makeup practice, you must be sure to cover each important supply in your first order. After you get the basics, you can start investing in additional products to make your clients even more satisfied.

Instructions

Step 1 - Invest in a multipurpose, high-quality rotary or coil machine, unless you use the manual method. Make sure the machine can take both flat and round needles so you can use it for all permanent makeup applications. A foot pedal makes operation easier.

Step 2 - Buy a variety of needles in bulk. Include both liners and shaders in your purchase, and get them in different sizes so you'll have needles for all procedures.

Step 3 - Get an autoclave that's quick and easy to use but is also durable. All non-disposable parts need to be sterilized in an autoclave. If you use only disposable parts and buy sealed, sterilized needles, you may not need an autoclave.

Step 4 - Choose a basic collection of hypoallergenic pigments that you can mix colors from. You might also want to carry a few additional popular designer colors that clients would use straight from the bottle.

Step 5 - Get an effective topical anesthetic. You should only need one type.

Step 6 - Splurge on a few aftercare products for your clients, such as mini ice packs, salve or soothing gel eye masks.

Tips & Warnings

• You must buy a separate power source for some machines.
• Consider the visual appeal of any supplies your clients see. Professional-looking equipment, especially with a pleasing design, can ease some fears they have about the procedure.
• Sometimes permanent makeup kits provide a good deal for your money, but some kits feature lower-quality needles and pigments. Make sure you're interested in all of the individual products if you choose a kit.
• Don't buy body tattoo needles for use in permanent makeup procedures.