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Micropigmentation, also known
as permanent makeup, cosmetic tattooing or
dermagraphics, is a method of applying pigment into the
dermal layer of the skin to complement facial features
by enhancing the eyebrows, lashes, and lips.
These treatments can also be used to minimize wrinkles,
improve the appearance of scars and correct uneven
pigmentation of the skin. People typically
choose permanent makeup either because they have
physical limitations that make applying makeup
difficult, have allergies to cosmetics, want to correct
facial asymmetries, are active or sport enthusiasts,
have suffered hair loss, or simply as a way to save
precious time.
La Facade Permanent Makeup procedures are practiced
under strict sanitation and sterilization rules and
regulations, taking great care to develop procedures
for monitoring quality controls with respect to
infectious disease with the use of disposable, and "one
use" equipment.
Definition:
fa·cade (plural
fa·cades) or
fa·çade
(plural fa·çades):
the face of a structure,
especially the principal or front face showing its most
prominent architectural features, the way something or
somebody appears on the surface
[Mid-17th century. <
French< face, after Italian facciata] |
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