WHAT IS THE MEANING OF PMU?
CUAL ES EL SIGNIGICADO DE PMU?
PMU REFERS TO PERMANENT MAKEUP, IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A NATURAL AND LONG-LASTING LOOK, THIS IS YOUR BEST OPTION, YOU WILL SAVE A LOT OF TIME AND MONEY.
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PMU HACE REFERENCIA A PERMANENT MAKEUP, SI BUSCAS UN LOOK NATURAL Y DURADERO, ESTA ES TU MEJOR OPCION VAS A AHORRAR MUCHO TIEMPO Y ADEMAS DINERO.
What Can I Expect After a Microblading Procedure?
The healing process after a microblading procedure varies from client to client based on many factors. This could include, but is not limited to: the artist's technique, pigments used, aftercare instructions, whether or not shading was done, as well as just overall how someone's body and skin reacts to the procedure. Some of the most common things clients can expect after a microblading procedure are:
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Tenderness in the area
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Pink or redness around the affected area
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Swelling
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Thickening and darkening of the area
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Moderate to thick scabbing 3-4 days after the procedure
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Scabs will begin to flake off anytime between days 5 - 10
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After scabs flake off, pigment color and strokes will look light, grey, and blurry
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After area is fully healed (4 weeks after procedure) the pigment will return to full color
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What is microblading?
Is a permanent makeup OR cosmetic tattooing, also called semi-permanent treatment because it does not last as long as other treatments–approximately 10 to 18 months, though this varies from client to client.
Firstly, it is important to understand that all eyebrow permanent makeup treatments will lighten over time. Microblading has a tendency to fade sooner than treatments accomplished with a machine. That said, the minute any pigment molecules are placed into the skin, some always remain, whether or not visible to the naked eye.
A microblade is not actually a “blade” at all, but a carefully designed attachment to the pen which is a series of single needles either soldered together or tightly bound in a linear fashion. The microblade device is used by the artist to precisely etch individual hair strokes into the skin to either replicate an entire eyebrow, or to add to an existing brow which may be sparse and/or thin.