Yes, there is usually no problem having as many procedures as you like done at the same sitting. This can actually be beneficial because you can have any touch ups that you may need done at the same time. Touch ups are usually done within a month after the procedure has been done.

When permanent makeup is done under proper conditions, there are no opportunities for disease transmission according to the Center for Disease Control. Permanent makeup is very safe.

Yes, permanent makeup does fade over time. Most people will need to have their permanent makeup freshened up at some point, which is usually from one to five years.

Everyone is different in their tolerance and sensitivity. A topical-numbing solution is used to help numb the area that will be worked on before starting the procedure. Reapplying the numbing topical is usually permitted during the procedure.

Permanent makeup does not look smudged over a period of time. One of the reasons permanent makeup is so popular is because it does keep its color and shape and can even last for years. That is why women who have had permanent makeup procedures always say they wouldn’t trade their permanent makeup for anything.

The chances of developing an allergic reaction to pigments is extremely remote. Less than 1% in over 100,000 permanent cosmetic procedures resulted in an allergic reaction, according to “Micro Pigmentation, State of the Art” by Charles S. Zwerling, M.D.

Colors are usually selected by a client requesting a certain color for the particular procedure that is being performed. Also, you may consider what your permanent makeup technician may advise on what color they feel will look best with your skin tone and hair coloring.

It is never too late or too early to enjoy permanent makeup. Whatever your age, permanent makeup can eliminate that dreaded washed out look we all hate. At any age you will wonder how you were ever able to get along without permanent makeup before.

As long as you look good with makeup, you will look good with permanent makeup. There is really no age where you have to stop using makeup because of the skin aging. If you’re concerned the permanent makeup may look a little too dark on you in the future don’t worry. Remember, permanent makeup will get lighter with time.

Yes! This is a very important step and can be fun. The brows, lips and/or eyeliner will be drawn on to enhance your facial features first, and of course to your satisfaction, before the procedure is started. The nice thing is that it is going to stay with you, enhancing what you do have and it won’t wash off like other temporary makeovers do.

Aftercare is keeping it dry and using ointment sparingly during the healing process. Generally, the long-term care for any of the procedures is to use a good sunscreen daily and be careful with any bleaching and exfoliating creams; just try to keep it away form your permanent makeup as much as possible.