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Myth busting nano brows: not the most gentle permanent eyebrow method next to powder brows.

By Theresa G., CPCP, Licensed Esthetician & Permanent Makeup Artist Let’s talk about certification — the kind that actually means something. In the wild west of permanent makeup, where some states still treat tattooing faces like a casual hobby, the CPCP certification  from the Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals (SPCP)  is a beacon of professionalism. If you’ve ever wondered, “What’s the big deal about being CPCP certified?”  — grab a coffee and let’s clear this up (

By Theresa G., CPCP, Licensed Esthetician & Permanent Makeup Artist Let’s face it: the permanent makeup industry has a serious game of telephone going on. One artist says something questionable in a training, the next one repeats it in a workshop, and before you know it, a half-truth has been passed down like a family recipe no one ever bothered to write down correctly. The result? A whole lot of confusion, mixed messages, and questionable advice floating around the industry

Hello Kingman! Meet Your New Permanent Makeup Artist, Theresa G! Hey there, Kingman! I'm Theresa G, your go-to permanent makeup artist right here in Kingman, Arizona! I might be new to the area, but let me assure you, when it comes to permanent makeup, I’m an old pro—over 20 years in the game! Just think, I’ve been doing permanent makeup since before anyone even knew it was a thing. Microblading? Yeah, that was still a twinkle in the beauty industry’s eye when I started! A Jo

By Theresa G., CPCP, Licensed Esthetician & Permanent Makeup Artist The Powder Brow Craze Lately, it seems like powder brow has become the universal answer to every eyebrow question in the permanent makeup world. Need a cover-up? Powder brow. Want microblading? Nope — powder brow. Time for a touch-up? Powder brow. Interested in hair strokes? Sorry, you can’t — powder brow. Middle-aged or older? Powder brow. Large pores? Powder brow. Oily skin? You guessed it — powder brow. Da

Permanent makeup procedures and tattoos create superficial wounds on the skin. How these wounds heal directly affects the final appearance and pigment retention. While some permanent makeup artists promote dry healing, scientific research and peer-reviewed studies consistently support wet wound healing as the best approach. This post explores what science says about wet wound healing, why it leads to more attractive healed results, and how the right aftercare can make all the