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The field of Micro Pigmentation, ie; permanent make-up or (semi permanent, Cosmetic Tattooing) is rapidly expanding in popularity and a rendered services. Men and Women all over, in all countries are reaping the benefits from our services. Some are quite surprised how evolved this field has become. Offering services such as Rouging and Smokey Eye or Cat’s Eye and Lip lining and Feathering or coloring and contour or reshaping. Even the Ombre, Powder and 3d eyebrow. All included in course curriculam. Even Micro Blading if chosen in side cart is available with some artists. Which by the way, has come back and been around much longer than our traditional tattooing methods. I bet many of you didn’t know that.., Decades before my training began which btw was over 20 years ago with Paradise, let’s say 40 years ago when Paradise implemented a procedure they called soft tap, now known as Micro Blading. But just like the ink applied the fad faded as quickly as the money in your pockets and we decided a more cost effective manner in implanting the pigment with a power generated machine creating longer lasting results. But don’t get me wrong, with proper training “Micro Blading could be for you.”
Micro needling not to be confused falls within the para medical procedures along with, areola restoration, scar cover, skin resurfacing, tattoo removal and micro scalpel tattoo, to name a few.. All of which are advanced procedures, requiring a skilled and qualified technician. My classroom requires level up testing upon completion of “Phase 1-standard training and introductory to Advance procedures. Anybody interested in a new career? If you are passionate about life in general and love helping people feel good about themselves then Paradise may be the place for you. See more under “My Classes" tab. All rendered services no matter how simple they may seem require a consultation. Even if you have had services done in the past (tho not done by paradise) this is our opportunity to get acquainted as well make sure you know what you want and what to expect before, during and immediately after. But wait there is also 4, 14 and 30 days after. Your consultation is the only time you have before getting in my chair or deciding not to. So “GET INFORMED" its required. You will sign “informed consent documents" and receive copies. Also written aftercare instructions with contact information on the establishment in relation to the artist. The local health dept and or county agency and or state board holding certificates and or body art cards will also be included. *not all states are regulated by or thru a governed agency and does not pertain to Techs working under a physicians licence who are governed by a separate entity or agency that falls under that entity or if training falls under physicians board of licensing.
A minimum # of practical assignments on a set amount of practice skin must be completed before moving on to advanced course in phase 2. Where required practical exams are done on live models and phase 3 training courses. (anyone interested in a new career that rapidly evolves? Please navigate to “Classes” tab)reverse raccoon eyes, tattoo removal, scar cover and so much more. What could be better than to wake up looking as good in the morning as you did in the evening? Think of the time you could save putting on your makeup. Believe the hype, even men are having procedures done. From eyeliner to eyebrows and scar cover. Our most popular service among men is restoring their now receding hair line. Restoration services are considered advanced procedures and only performed by, The Artists with unique, extended training. When choosing your Tech, please ensure they have experience in the application of Para Medical tattooing. Take advantage of a consultation, requsetfor photos of their work. designng and applying a more youthful hairline, Micro Scalpel tattoo is an alternative to and less costly than the
The benefits of Permanent Cosmetics are being discovered by people from all walks of life including professional women, athletes, those with poor eyesight or unsteady hands, those with sensitivities to traditional cosmetics and those whose work precludes wearing makeup. Properly applied Permanent Cosmetics are so natural your neighbor will never know you are wearing them.
Once you have made the decision to have Permanent Cosmetics applied you have the important task of finding a qualified technician to do the work for you. This is a critical decision. Locate a technician in the same manner you would a doctor, dentist, etc. Since there are no uniform regulations in the country, it is mandatory you learn as much as possible about the industry so you can determine who is a qualified professional in this field. Remember you are altering your appearance permanently so it is important you make your decision carefully.
It is important you visit the site where the work will be done. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) set standards for physical cleanliness and a sanitary working environment. Does the location you are visiting meet this outward criteria? Is there hot and cold running water on the premises other than in a rest-room? Is the work being done in a private room where other contaminants, such as acrylic nail dust, cannot circulate in the air?
Is the technician clean and neat? Do they use new gloves for every client? Do they use clean sheets on your chair/bed? Are the technician's nails clean and short? Most importantly, do they use new sterile needles and equipment with each client?
Ask about the technician's background. How long have they been in the industry and how many procedures have they done? Ask to see all certificates of training and continuing education. Since this field is rapidly evolving, regular continuing education is a must. For someone relatively new to the industry, ask how many hours of training they have had. A two-day course is not enough and should disqualify the technician unless she/he have been in the field for more than one year.
Look at the technician's portfolio and inquire if this is their own work. Does their work match your own personal style as it relates or relative to how intense the finished work is, how wide the eyeliner, how red the lips or lip liner.
If you desire permanent lip color, find a technician who is experienced in this procedure. Lip work is more advanced than eyeliner and eyebrows and should only be entered into after consultation with the technician and a review of their picture portfolio. If you are considering cheek blush or eye shadow, select a technician that has been in the field for many years. These procedures the most difficult of all and should not be considered unless you have seen other acceptable work from the technician and have reviewed their qualifications.
The same cautionary approach should be used toward any camouflage work.
As you do your research into this industry, bear in mind Permanent Cosmetics are a form of tattooing and must be thought of as lifelong. It is important you be comfortable with your technician before you start. You will have a special relationship with your technician. You must be confident he/she will give you a look you will be comfortable wearing for many years.
