September 02, 2021
PERMANENT MAKEUP GUIDE: Everything Artists Need To Know
Modern day beauty standard nowadays is defined as effortless woke-up-like-this-no-makeup makeup look. It is of which us women define as a dream so that we’d be able to roll out of bed, be ready in less than ten minutes, and we’d be good to go. I mean – can you imagine not having to do your makeup and be actually truthful about ‘Be ready in 5 minutes’? Well, gladly for us, I’m going to be telling you how to kick start your permanent makeup career – from choices, qualifications, and future earnings!
Second, you need to undergo Health and Safety training. Yes, permanent makeup is non-surgical, but it involves skin breaking and trauma that gives you a great deal of responsibility to your future clients. The training will give you knowledge on sterilization of your equipment and environment and be able to avoid any possible contamination.
And third, you will need to have certification and license. In the legalities of it all, you will have to qualify in execution of your trainings and be able to apply for the permit for operation of your business.
What is Permanent Makeup?
Permanent Makeup is essentially known as micropigmentation, derma pigmentation, or in other words, cosmetic tattooing that uses micro-needles to deposit pigment onto the skin. It actually replicates your beloved makeup staples from brows, liner, and lips.What can I do as a Cosmetic Tattoo?
- Permanent eyeliner to create a perfect cat eye
- Permanent eyebrow makeup to fill in any gaps in the brows
- Permanent lip makeup such as permanent lip liner, permanent lipstick, or permanent lip tint
- Permanent freckles all year round
- BB glow treatment to even out any hyperpigmentation and for a permanent foundation effect
How can I become a Permanent Makeup Artist?
First, in order to kick-start your career, essentially, you must have gone through Training and Education. It is important to invest and choose an accredited school in order for you to have a good foundation in improving your skills.Second, you need to undergo Health and Safety training. Yes, permanent makeup is non-surgical, but it involves skin breaking and trauma that gives you a great deal of responsibility to your future clients. The training will give you knowledge on sterilization of your equipment and environment and be able to avoid any possible contamination.
And third, you will need to have certification and license. In the legalities of it all, you will have to qualify in execution of your trainings and be able to apply for the permit for operation of your business.