Wednesday, 14 January 2015

How is the pigment in Micro pigmentation semi permanent


Have you have ever wondered How is the pigment in Micro pigmentation semi permanent

 Today we are looking at How is the pigment in Micro pigmentation semi permanent

Today we are looking at How is the pigment in Micro pigmentation semi permanent.
Semi permanent makeup is also called Micro pigmentation as it uses micro pigments.  This is because they lack size, they also lack density of colour, so the colour fades quicker.If  pigment molecules  were bigger, the colour would be  denser  and more permanent, just like normal tattoo ink.How is the pigment in Micro pigmentation semi permanent
There are other factors,  when it comes  to  why micro pigmentation is semi permanent, one of them  is  down to  how deep or shallow the pigment is implanted, but that’s in the hands of your technician  and how your skin responds. Permanent makeup or semi permanent  pigment is like working with watercolour, but  because the small pigment molecules need to be layered  it takes time to build up density
Eyebrows that have been plucked away over the years will have a lot of scar tissue, not visible to the eye,and  implanting pigment becomes more difficult in scar tissue. Knocks, grazes and other scar tissue can  make working on one eyebrow more different to the other.
When working on on scar tissue, as well as normal tissue,  there is always some  swelling whilst its being worked on,. This is why you need to visit someone experienced working with permanent makeup pigments, as they, and the area being tattooed, are very different to tattoo pigment, which require a different skill to implant the pigment correctly.
Pigment, whether permanent or not, changes colour over time, especially when exposed to the sun. Black pigment goes grey, green or blue, brown can go pink or orange. You can accept that for a body tattoo, but   probably not  for your eyebrows ?  It is important to use  pigment for  micro pigmentation as the chance of that happening are less as tattoo ink and pigment are very different. tattoo ink is thin like water so is easier to implant so it permanent but carries a risk you probably wouldn’t want to take on your face.
It is worth remembering How is the pigment in Micro pigmentation semi permanent before you think about going to a tattooist instead

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