Permanent makeup, also known as dermapigmentation or micropigmentation, has a rich history. Initially intended to help those with medical concerns, like difficulty applying makeup or hair loss due to illness, it has evolved into a way to enhance eyebrows, eyeliner, and lips.
The process of permanent makeup is akin to body tattooing, involving a needle to implant color into the skin. However, unlike body tattoos, permanent makeup uses pigments that are more subtle and natural-looking. The particles in the ink are smaller, resulting in softer and realistic outcomes, perfect for recreating delicate lip blush or brow hair strokes.
