Permanent makeup

2) Manual tattooing (from the English microblading) is performed with a needle (or needles of different configurations), fixed in a special handle-holder - a manipula, set in motion by the hand of a specialist, by drawing each hair.

1) Hardware tattoo — performed with the help of a special device in which a needle (or needles of different configurations) is set in motion by an electric motor. This type of permanent makeup is the safest method of eyebrow correction and is performed using the following techniques:

For the past 3 years, permanent make-up has followed the trend of naturalness, all masters try to introduce pigment so that no one guesses about the procedure. The dye is injected into the skin with the help of a needle, which does not allow it to wash off for 3 years. That is why it is important to choose a good beauty salon, a qualified master who will correctly select the color and composition of the pigment. The specialist's duties also include client consultation, assistance in choosing the desired shape, shade and ex*****on technique.

According to a number of sources, permanent make-up began to be worn in the early 1900s in Great Britain, with tattoo artists Sutherland McDonald[1] and George Barchett[2] at its origins. It became popular in the USA starting in the 1920s.

Permanent make-up, also tattoo, contour make-up, micropigmentation, dermopigmentation — the introduction of a special pigment into the upper layers of the dermis with the help of a needle to create a permanent pattern on the face in order to emphasize, highlight, correct, improve some facial features or imitate ordinary make-up.