Tattoo Accesseries Semi Permanent Makeup or Tattoo Magic Eraser For Skin Marker pen For Color Remover

Specifications:

Description:

Skin markers are widely used in permanent makeup eyebrow tattoos. It helps to locate the beginning, the top and the end of the eyebrows. How to eliminate these traces has always been a problem for the pmu artists. This is a marker designed for a safe eraser to the eyebrows skin. After your eyebrows work, use this eraser to wipe or line.

Advantage:

1. personal use

2.1 Pen 3 extra tips.

3 shows. No pain and clean fasting.

usage:

1. Open the bottle cover and gently wipe the mark point for 30 seconds.

2. Use cotton pad to clean up dirty things.

3 shows. Throw away the trash bags.

4 shows. The new hint should wait until the liquid is wetted by the liquid before beginning.

Who can benefit from Micropigmentation?

Anyone who desires the freedom from daily makeup application but who wishes to look their best at all times.

Busy people who have little time to apply makeup.

People with allergies to conventional makeup.

Very active, athletic, sporty people who cannot continuously reapply cosmetics.

Men and women who have concerns about facial asymmetries.

Partially sighted or blind people.

Physically disabled people who find it difficult to apply makeup.

People who have lost eyebrows and eyelashes due to alopecia or chemotherapy.

What is semi-permanent makeup?

Also known as Micropigmentation, this cosmetic enhancement procedure uses advanced techniques to implant ‘hypoallergenic’ pigments into the ‘shallow’ dermal layer of the skin.

Health and Safety?

The digital technology system used in these procedures is state of the art. The pigment delivery system is recognised as one of the safest on the market today. The applicators used during the procedure are sterile, individually packaged and intended for ‘one time’ use only, the disposal of which is always shown to the client at the end of ‘each’ treatment. The stringent clinical environment ensures that all equipment is covered by protective coverings which are also disposed of at the end of each treatment thus eliminating risk of cross-contamination.