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FUTURE MAINTENANCE

Future Care

FUTURE MAINTENANCE IS MANDATORY . . .

If you step into the world of PMU, thinking that your "permanent" makeup will never need any TLC, because after all. . .  it's PERMANENT, then you one day learn that by "permanent" really means that it won't wash off. But it WILL change over the years!

 

So, if you decide on a procedure, then just ACCEPT THE FACT NOW, that maintenance in the years to come, is a necessity - but ONLY if you want to keep things looking fresh and pretty.

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We advise a LIGHT follow-up once a year. This way we can stay on top of inevitable changes AS THEY OCCUR instead of waiting five years for them to turn ugly.

 

 

RULE OF THUMB: Try to schedule a visit until WHEN your PMU is: 

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  • TOO LIGHT . . .  that the patterns are too hard to follow when applying your makeup.

  • TOO DARK . . .  that things appear a little too harsh.

  • COLORS HAVE FADED OR SHIFTED INTO AN UNNATURAL LOOKING COLOR.

What is Color Theory &
Why is Color Boosting Important?

WHY do the colors change over time?  

In the most basic of terms... your brown brows were created using a specific combination of the following colors:

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RED + YELLOW + BLACK (or blue) = BROWN

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PROBLEM: Color that was once ok, has now shifted into an unnatural look. The reason for this is simple.  Our bodies metabolize different colors at various rates. So in a nutshell, the loss of any ONE of these colors can create an unnatural balance.

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SOLUTION:  SIMPLE . . . just add back the missing color.

The best case (and MOST UNLIKELY) scenario is that all colors fade evenly and they all just get lighter evenly - as they fade off.

 

Of course this is possible, but there is no way to guarantee this to happen with your skin. If an imbalance keeps happening, there is a chance that your metabolism absorbs more of the missing color, than the other colors. This can happen for multiple reasons such as your exposure to UV light, diet, medications, etc.

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TOO DARK:  Occasionally, colors may look too dark. If so, you should seek out a form of color reduction. Then, reapply the needed color.  

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  • LASER REMOVAL 

  • SALINE REMOVAL

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