Touch Ups

Pigment Fading
Pigments used in permanent makeup are not as permanent as traditional tattoos. They gradually fade over time due to exposure to UV light, skin exfoliation, and the body’s natural metabolic processes.
 

Skin Regeneration
The skin naturally regenerates, which can cause pigments to become less vibrant. As new skin cells form, the older, pigmented cells shed away, gradually lighting the color.

 

Maintenance of Shape and Color
Regular touch-ups help maintain the desired shape and color of the brows, lips, or eyeliner. This ensures the pigment looks fresh and defined, preventing it from becoming distorted or uneven.
 

Lifestyle Factors
Individual lifestyle factors, such as sun exposure, skincare routines, and overall skin type, can affect how quickly the pigments fade. Touch-ups address these variations and help maintain the intended look.
 

Client Satisfaction
Ensuring clients receive touch-ups helps maintain their satisfaction with the results. Regular maintenance prevents the need for more extensive corrections if the pigments fade too much.
 

Why Touch-ups?
Clients can enjoy consistent and lasting results from their Permanent makeup procedures by adhering to a touch-up schedule.