Beauty

Microblading for eyebrows is believed to have emerged in Asia a long time ago. So what is microblading? It is a permanent makeup technique that creates the appearance of eyebrow hair.

Micro-pigmentation / permanent make-up application is the process of applying natural and mineral pigments under the skin. Logically, it is not very different from tattooing. The important point here is that the pigments used are suitable for the skin and can be easily erased afterwards and processed in a sterile environment.

PERMANENT MAKEUP (MICROPIGMENTATION USAGE AREAS)

Micropigmentation;

• To camouflage surgery, wounds, burns and scar traces,
• To camouflage the traces  of vitiligo,
• To draw the chest-head after chest surgery,
• It is used as a remedy method in the camouflaging of regional hair loss such as chemotherapy, alopecia/ hair breaker.
• It provide solutions aesthetic concerns such as Lipliner (lip contour), eyeliner (eye lid contour), eyebrow drawing also.

Eyelash extensions are semi-permanent fibers that are attached to your natural eyelashes in order to make your lash fringe look longer, fuller, and darker. Individual lash extensions are applied to each of your individual natural eyelashes (one extension per natural eyelash) using a semi-permanent glue. The material varies from studio to studio, but lash extensions can be made of synthetic, mink, faux mink, or silk fibers. Most studios offer a variety of extension lengths, curl patterns, and tints so clients can customize their look.

Types of Eyelash Extensions
Lash artists use three different kinds of eyelash extension materials: mink, silk, and synthetic. Some studios also carry “faux mink” extensions, which are technically just synthetic extensions that mimic mink extensions. Most lash studios have their preference for the type of lash extension they use and won’t always ask you if you have a preference. So if you’re vegan or allergic to cats, be sure to specifically request that mink lash extensions are not used on you. No lash extension type lasts longer than the other, but mink and silk lashes tend to have a more natural look, while synthetic lashes can be thicker and darker, which is better suited for those who want a bolder look.

Within these three categories (mink, silk, and synthetic), there are varying degrees of length and curl to choose from. Typically your lash artist will use multiple lengths and curl strengths to create a wide-eyed effect, with longer lashes being placed towards the outer corners of the eyes and shorter lashes placed on the inner corners.

You may suspect you have dry, oily, or sensitive skin, but do you really know your skin type? Knowing your true skin type can help the next time you’re in the cosmetics aisle. In fact, using the wrong products — or even popularized Internet hacks — for your skin type could worsen acne, dryness, or other skin problems.

Read on to learn:

• how to build your own skin care routine
• how to treat specific skin concerns like acne or scars
• which DIY skin hacks aren’t healthy, even if they seem to work