Haute Bespoke PMU Corrections

Although the concept of permanent makeup is great, the actual implementation has its troubles.

The main perk of permanent makeup is that it is “permanent.” However, this becomes the source of the problem later on! Permanent makeup and tattooing hit the deeper layers of the skin. Pigment is deposited into the dermal, and sometimes even deeper than the subcutal region of the skin. In the act of cell renewal, the epidermis sheds skin which rests over the dermal layer, which does not shed. The 4 most common complaints about permanent makeup are that the pigmentation is “too dark,” the “color tone changes,” its “uneven” or “too strong.”

Unlike body muscles, the face changes dramatically over time. Permanent makeup from the past may create a problem in the present for the client because it doesn’t match the current face. And since permanent makeup can be deep, the needle will come into contact with blood and nerve endings more directly, meaning that there will be a longer healing period for the client depending on the method used. Furthermore, some pigments may even fade into a different color from the original due to how they metabolize in the deeper layers of the skin.

The United States Food and Drug Administration have an informative website to increase awareness about the dangers of permanent makeup inks. They strongly urge consumers to know what is in the pigment. Some pigments may be hazardous to client’s health.

Many pigments used in tattoo inks are not approved for skin contact at all. Some are industrial grade colors that are suitable for printers’ ink or automobile paint, and are unrefined. Haute Makeup® does not use pigments with harmful color additives including heavy metals, AZO dyes, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH), and hazardous aromatic amines including nitrosodiethanolamine (NDELA).

In the process of fixing permanent makeup mistakes, we take a detailed look at the current state of your bad permanent makeup and then find out ways to neutralize the color, such as an old eyebrow tattoo turning red, with our especially adaptive camouflage pigments. Next we create a new shape on top after we have neutralized the base.

Permanent Makeup Eyebrow Correction:unflattering, dark, and patchy, tattooed eyebrows that have a strong red, gray, green, or maroon residue can be fixed with our special neutralizing technique. Eyebrows become balanced again and look more natural when we create hairstrokes.

Permanent Makeup Eyeliner Correction:smeared or unattractively done tattoo eyeliner can appear too thick and unnatural. The eyes look strongly ringed and too heavy. We can return expressiveness and create a more flattering shape, as well as “warm up” eyeliner that have become too bluish.

Permanent Makeup Lip Correction:dark and irregular lip liner or lips that have become a dull color due to bad permanent makeup can become revitalized through our colors and technique. We can enlarge lips, shrink lips, and fix the color to make them brighter and beautiful.

Permanent Makeup Cover Correction:others may try to fix permanent makeup with their own skin colors, however the lack of skill from the technician may only implant a beige or orange color that does not match your skin or choose a neutralizing color that only worsens the problem. With our 20 years of knowhow with fixing permanent makeup, we are able to fix “corrective pigments” and bring more natural results.

Haute Bespoke PMU Corrections makes your look refreshed in the modern beauty trend. Our true semi permanent makeup technique does not damage the skin, fades evenly, and creates realistic and natural results for about one to two years.