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The ABC of a beginner master

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<img alt="" src="https://pro.bhub.com.ua/permanent/upload/files/savchuk.jpg" style="width: 400px; height: 400px;" /> Olga Savchuk , methodologist of the European Beauty Business School &quot;Cosmotrade&quot;, master of permanent make-up, cosmetologist, make-up artist (Chernivtsi) There are frequent situations when the result of the PM procedure differs from the planned one. And first of all it concerns shades. We propose to consider the reasons that affect the future color of the tattoo in order to reduce them to nothing in the process of work After the “powder eyebrows” procedure, the skin is covered with numerous dots, so this technique is also called spraying. The result of a light eyebrow make-up with shadows, with smooth transitions and high-quality shading, is what powder eyebrows are compared to. This type of tattoo allows you to make the eyebrows more pronounced, the color is saturated, and the shape is perfect. At first glance, everything is simple. However, very often novice masters and even experienced craftsmen face the same problem: why did an unpredictable color turn out? <img alt="" src="https://pro.bhub.com.ua/permanent/upload/files/%D1%81%D0%B0%D0%B2%D1%87%D1%83%D0%BA.jpg" style="width: 1200px; height: 945px;" /> It would seem that we correctly identified the client&#39;s color type and selected the right pigment, but at the end we got purple, gray or blue eyebrows.<h2 style="text-align: center;"> Causes of errors</h2> Let&#39;s look at the main reasons that can lead to this situation.<ol><li> Incorrect definition of color type.</li></ol> Now our client is so camouflaged (dyeing hair, applying self-tanning, lenses) that it is very difficult for an inexperienced master to sort it out “on the shelves”. By what criteria do we determine whether a cold color type is in front of us or warm? These are hair, skin and eye color. The melanin is right there. A very simple test will help you in correctly determining the color type: carefully examine the veins on the client&#39;s wrist. If they are blue, it is “cold”, if greenish, it is “warm”. Also, the location of blood vessels, that is, how superficially they are located on the skin, can come to the rescue. If your client blushes very quickly, then his vessels are located superficially, which means that the color of your pigment in the future may give off cold. It is the vessels, if they are located superficially, that give emphasis to the cold. You should take this into account when choosing a pigment. If the vessels are hidden deep, this is a neutral undertone. This means that the emphasis on cold tones will be absent.<ol><li value="2"> Incorrect definition of the type of skin.</li></ol> Do not forget that on dry and aging skin, the pigment will always look brighter and darker than on oily and combination skin. <img alt="" src="https://pro.bhub.com.ua/permanent/upload/files/%D1%81%D0%B0%D0%B2%D1%87%D1%83%D0%BA1.jpg" style="width: 1200px; height: 754px;" /><ol><li value="3"> Traumatic technique: what is it?</li></ol> Remember that the deeper you bring in the pigment, the grayer or bluer it will come out.<ol><li value="4"> Insufficient knowledge of the pigments you are working with.</li></ol> Be sure to learn the color of the pigments, their undertone and base. And do not forget that many of them are destroyed by ultraviolet radiation, which over time leads to the appearance of purple or red eyebrows.<ol><li value="5"> Incomplete history taking and lack of information agreement.</li></ol> Many masters neglect this. For example, if your patient is taking anticoagulants, it is natural that he will have diffusion and long healing at the site of exposure, a crust will form. As a result, the pigment will remain somewhere by 30 percent, plus it will go into a cold shade. With a disease such as diabetes, the same thing will happen. <img alt="" src="https://pro.bhub.com.ua/permanent/upload/files/%D1%81%D0%B0%D0%B2%D1%87%D1%83%D0%BA2.jpg" style="width: 1200px; height: 856px;" /><ol><li value="6"> Improper post-procedural care.</li></ol> Try to clearly explain to your client how important it is to properly care for the affected area in permanent makeup. If your patient has torn off the crust very early, then there may be a small amount of pigment left or the eyebrows will turn red in the future. Regenerating ointments lead to a rapid release of the pigment, and very greasy products applied immediately after the procedure can lead to a secondary infection. Therefore, in order to avoid the problems described above, try to collect information about your client before the procedure. And immediately eliminate the potential causes of an undesirable result. The material was first published in Permanent No. 1(9)\2018

Technique &quot;powder eyebrows&quot;: avoiding &quot;missing the color&quot;

Technique "powder eyebrows": avoiding "missing the color"