If you like the way you look with eye makeup on, but you don't always have time to apply it, consider getting permanent eye makeup. Permanent eye makeup is a type of cosmetic tattoo that gives you permanent eyeliner that never smudges or washes off, so you're always ready to go.
This cosmetic treatment is also beneficial if you have vision problems or stiff hands and you're not able to apply your own makeup very well anymore. Here's more to know about permanent makeup.
You Can Make Your Eyelashes Appear Fuller
You might talk to your makeup artist about a technique that makes your eyelashes seem fuller. They might apply a dot of dark pigment between each natural lash. This might work best if you have dark eyelashes. The added pigment gives the illusion of more volume and thicker lashes.
You Can Get Permanent Eyeliner
Permanent eyeliner is a popular choice. Eyeliner is perfect for people of all ages. However, the way the liner is applied is different for older people. This is something you'll need to discuss with the artist so your liner ages well. The artist considers your lash color, facial features, and preferences when deciding on the right way to apply permanent makeup.
You might be asked to come to your appointment wearing eyeliner in the style you like so the artist knows what you want. You might also look at a chart the artist provides of all the possible options. You can get liner on your upper lids, lower lids, or both. You can also get a permanent smokey look if you like.
You Can Make Your Eyebrows Thicker
If you spend a lot of time filling in your eyebrows, you might like microblading. This is a type of cosmetic tattoo that uses an implement that has needles on the end that deposit pigment in the skin under your eyebrows. The way the needles are lined up enables the artist to make strokes that look like natural hairs. This leaves you with full brows semi-permanently.
Permanent eye makeup isn't always permanent. All types of pigments start to fade right away, but it usually takes a few years before you need a touch-up. Black pigments may last longer, but a lot depends on your skin and whether you're taking medications. Your permanent eye makeup may last longer or fade faster than your friend's, but it should still last long enough to make the effort and expense worthwhile since you won't have to apply eye makeup every day, which usually requires meticulous work.
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