Fundaments of permanent makeup- Brows, Eyeliner, Lips

Discover aftercare advice for permanent makeup, including delaying healing creams for a couple of days, then applying natural oils or Vaseline to support skin regeneration and pigment retention.

Master skin stretching for permanent makeup by keeping a flat, wrinkle-free surface on the eyelid and lips, and adjust brow tension away from bone to avoid uneven pigment.

Master hair-by-hair brow technique using a wireless machine with a cartridge, mirroring hairs from tail to front, following natural growth, and shaping with pigment density and intensity control.

Learn the powder brows technique with a medium-speed machine and medium-length needle; apply pigment at 90 degrees in controlled back-and-forth strokes, starting at the tail for natural shading.

Evaluate client shape and feedback through pre-draw corrections, adjust color at the brow front, and follow natural hair growth to guide permanent makeup hair strokes.

Perform the first pass on the right eyebrow using controlled strokes, three-direction stretching, and precise border alignment to create an even, light brown pigment while alternating sides.

Perform multiple passes on the second eyebrow as needed, adapt to the client's skin, color, and pigment, stretch the skin, and gradually build color without pushing the needle too deep.

Schedule a retouch about one month after the treatment, three to five weeks, to refine shape and color by disinfecting the skin, removing makeup, and applying anaesthetic for 10–15 minutes.

Remove the cream after 10–15 minutes when the skin is dry, tapping to absorb residual. Fill lighter areas and adjust warmth with warmer browns, then repeat shading if needed.

Remove the anesthetic thoroughly, gel or cream, avoiding eye contact. Have the client open her eyes to ensure no tingling, then wash away residues for smooth pencil drawing.

Disinfect the skin before drawing and remove makeup with a creamy or water-based remover. Apply a creamy anesthetic to numb the lips, wait 10–15 minutes, then remove it before drawing.

Apply and blend a concealing white pencil to outline and refine the lip shape for a smooth transition with the lipstick color, ensuring precise lines.

Check the pre-draw with your client and adjust to make it even, ensuring symmetry before permanent makeup for brows, eyeliner, and lips.

Shade the lower lip in small back-and-forth passes, stretch the skin to create a flat surface, and reinforce the contour while controlling needle depth and pigment flow.

Perform upper lip shading with slow, small-section pigment placement, apply anesthetic, stretch the skin for a flat surface, and use multiple passes to build uniform color while watching pigment absorption.

Perform the second pass on the upper lip from corner to corner, fill any lighter spaces evenly, and explain to clients that final results emerge after 2–4 weeks.

Retouch the lower lip by reinforcing pigment with a four-needle flat cartridge, using stretching and feathery stripes at 45 degrees across about three passes for lasting color.

Perform the upper lip retouch with a four-needle flat cartridge at 45 degrees and short strokes. Fill and shade the lip surface, observe pigment implantation, and repeat about three times.