By Olga Lucia
Waterproof permanent cosmetics offer a revolutionary way to maintain beauty effortlessly throughout the summer.
Advanced micropigmentation techniques enhance your natural beauty and provide a worry-free solution for beach days, poolside lounging, and outdoor adventures to look beautiful without the need to touch up your makeup or concerns about your makeup smearing.
Perfectly shaped eyebrows, lips, and defined eyes instill confidence throughout the season.
The convenience of waterproof makeup, resilient against heat, humidity and water, allows for enjoying the perfect summer.
Micropigmentation involves implanting pigment into the dermal layer of the skin to enhance facial features. It reshapes eyebrows, fills gaps, and frames the eye for a youthful appearance, even camouflaging scars to mimic natural eyebrow hair. This technique boosts confidence during the hot, humid summer months.
Permanent cosmetics, also known as micropigmentation or dermal pigmentation, are used to accentuate the eyes, considered the windows of the soul, by creating a beautiful almond shape with strategically placed pigment. They offer a fuller lash look for those desiring subtlety.
The versatility of the application on the upper, lower, or both eyelids caters to individual preferences and needs. Customizable thickness and shapes accommodate personal tastes and personalities, proving invaluable for active individuals and athletes who wish to look the best at all times, especially during sports activities.
Permanent eyeliners offer a convenient solution for individuals engaged in activities where traditional makeup may not endure, such as golf, biking, running, and various fitness routines.
It is particularly advantageous for those over 40 or 50 years old who experience presbyopia (a condition when near vision becomes difficult, therefore, needs a prescription to read and see clear close objects), making the daily application of eyeliner challenging.
Additionally, it serves as a beneficial alternative to those individuals with eye impairments like macular degeneration and cataracts, as well as those who wear contact lenses, suffer from dry or watery eyes, are allergic to conventional makeup, or have sensitivities to eyelash extensions.
The procedure involves micropigmentation, which must only be performed by a certified, highly skilled professional experienced in ensuring safety and achieving the desired aesthetic outcome.
I applied a topical numbing cream to desensitize the area and minimize the discomfort during the procedure.
Post-procedure care is crucial; slight swelling can be managed with cold compresses. Immediately after the procedure, the eyelids will be slightly swollen, and it is recommended that you avoid strenuous activities, gardening, and direct water pressure on the treated area for at least 48 hours afterward.
After a week, and once healing is complete, one can safely resume summer activities, including swimming and sunbathing in moderation, with the added convenience of smudge-free eyeliner. It’s important to note that new mascara should be used after the area has fully healed to prevent any risk of infection.
