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Permanent Makeup Infections: Why Eyeliner Requires Extra Care During Healing One of the biggest misconceptions about permanent makeup is that infections are common. Fortunately, that simply isn't true. Infections following permanent makeup procedures are incredibly rare, especially when the procedure is performed by a qualified permanent makeup artist who follows proper infection control protocols. Today's permanent makeup artists receive extensive education in infection prev

By Theresa G., SPCP Board Certified Permanent Makeup Artist If you're researching Nano Brows, Microblading, or searching for the best permanent makeup in Kingman, Arizona, you've probably seen countless before-and-after photos showcasing beautiful, crisp hair strokes that look nearly identical to natural eyebrow hair. The results can be stunning. But what many clients don't realize is that the beautiful photos they see online are often fresh results—not healed results. As a p

The Truth About Tyndall Effect & Permanent Makeup.

The Truth About Tyndall Effect & Permanent Makeup.

If you’ve been searching for the best permanent makeup in Kingman, Arizona or Mohave County , you’ve likely come across a wide range of titles— certified , advanced , and of course, the ever-popular master permanent makeup artist . It sounds impressive… but what does it actually mean? Let’s gently pull back the curtain (with a little humor, because honestly—it’s needed). The Truth About “Master” Titles In , there is currently no official regulatory board or governing agency

Why Arizona needs SPCP Approved Trainer credentials for permanent makeup trainers.

Have you ever gone to a permanent makeup artist for a touch-up, only to be told they can’t work on your brows because you’re oversaturated? Client was told she needed tattoo removal and was oversaturated. She needed color correction and no removal. Perhaps you were looking forward to soft hairstrokes or a brand-new brow design, but instead, you were informed that removal is necessary first. The term "oversaturated" has become the latest negative buzzword in permanent makeup.

Proper aftercare is essential to ensure your new permanent makeup heals beautifully and retains its color. Please follow these guidelines carefully for the best results. ​ ​ General Aftercare (Applies to All Procedures) For the first 7 days, it’s important to keep the treated area clean, protected, and moisturized with Aquaphor. Keep the area moist with your ointment — do not allow it to dry out or scab. Light weeping during the first day or two is normal. Gently wipe the are