Comments on: What Is an Eyebrow Tattoo? http://eyebrow-tattoo.com/what-is-an-eyebrow-tattoo/ Mon, 23 Aug 2010 11:51:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Fran Manc http://eyebrow-tattoo.com/what-is-an-eyebrow-tattoo/comment-page-1/#comment-139 Fran Manc Mon, 22 Mar 2010 11:59:13 +0000 http://eyebrow-tattoo.com/?p=6#comment-139 I am concerned that the reader will not understand that there truly is no such a thing as semi-permanent makeup. If pigment is implanted into the outer layer, the epidermis, this renews every 30 plus days depending on age, and certainly the color will not last at all. There is nothing magical about any tattoo process that will guarantee the pigments only come in contact with the outer layer. Some people say semi-permanent because it fades. It is very easy to get a color refresh every couple or few years rather than go with fading colors for many years in the hopes that it will completely fade away. It simply is not guaranteed. If one wishes to have the procedure, it must be considered permanent and will require maintenance. Also, my extensive research does not reveal any studies done as to client satisfaction. Where do you get your figures that a full 30% of eyebrow tattoo clients are dissatisfied? The industry would hardly survive that. I believe with today's regulations, increased education, and industry self-imposed regulations on pigments (see Pigment Guidelines http://www.spcp.org/guidelines.htm) far more women and men are pleased with their permanent cosmetic procedures. I am concerned that the reader will not understand that there truly is no such a thing as semi-permanent makeup. If pigment is implanted into the outer layer, the epidermis, this renews every 30 plus days depending on age, and certainly the color will not last at all. There is nothing magical about any tattoo process that will guarantee the pigments only come in contact with the outer layer. Some people say semi-permanent because it fades. It is very easy to get a color refresh every couple or few years rather than go with fading colors for many years in the hopes that it will completely fade away. It simply is not guaranteed.

If one wishes to have the procedure, it must be considered permanent and will require maintenance. Also, my extensive research does not reveal any studies done as to client satisfaction. Where do you get your figures that a full 30% of eyebrow tattoo clients are dissatisfied? The industry would hardly survive that. I believe with today’s regulations, increased education, and industry self-imposed regulations on pigments (see Pigment Guidelines http://www.spcp.org/guidelines.htm) far more women and men are pleased with their permanent cosmetic procedures.

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