Project Description
Imagine waking up and always looking good. With perfectly shaped eyebrows and beautifully defined eyes and lips.
Today, more and more women are opting for the convenience of a wash and wear face with eyebrows, eyeliner and lip colour that won’t run or smudge. Let us apply your makeup once and for all!
Permanent Makeup from Greenlotus Spa is ideal for busy women who have little time to apply makeup, for sportswomen who want to look natural, and for those with oily skin whose makeup seems to disappear after a short time. Women who are allergic to conventional cosmetics can also benefit from the use of permanent makeup.
At the Greenlotus Spa I offer you cosmetic improvements such as eyeliner, eyebrows, 3D Microblading Brows, Lip Liner and
full lip color.
Whether you want to create a softer, more natural or dramatic look, or correct the mistakes of nature, come to the Greenlotus Spa.
FAQs
Technically, microblading is a form of micropigmentation, but we use a microblade to draw individual hairlines by hand. Micropigmentation specialists use a permanent makeup machine, which is similar to a tattoo machine, but penetrates less deeply into the skin.
The entire healing process takes about 4-6 weeks, during which time slight incrustations may occur. However, you do not have to hide from the world during this time. They can carry out their daily activities without any problems. Please note that your eyebrows will appear darker and stronger immediately after the treatment, but will soften by about 30% to a natural looking and beautiful color within 2 weeks. Eyeliner and lips will be swollen for about 2 days after the treatment.
Permanent makeup will last about 1-3 years. Touch-ups are recommended every 12 to 18 months to achieve the desired effect.
Everyone has a slightly different pain threshold. Most clients say you can take it. It can sometimes be a bit unpleasant, but I have even had some clients fall asleep during treatment. An external anaesthetic is used before and during the procedure to ensure that you feel as comfortable as possible.
Permanent makeup is a cosmetic technique in which pigments are deposited in the dermis layer (also called dermis) of the skin. Unlike traditional tattoo artists, permanent makeup artists work very superficially in the skin and use a pigment that is broken down over time. This pigment gradually fades in the skin. Cosmetic tattooing is a fantastic way to mimic the look of naturally applied makeup and can be very time saving for those who have difficulty applying their makeup on a daily basis.
It usually takes 2-3 hours, with most of the time spent going through colors and drawing eyebrow shapes. The actual micropigmentation part / microblading part takes 30-90 minutes.
In the week before your appointment I recommend avoiding blood thinners, aspirin, alcohol or the use of retinol creams.
No, I do not recommend permanent makeup treatment during pregnancy or lactation.
I do not offer PMU treatment to the following individuals: under 18 years of age, pregnant or nursing, if you suffer from diabetes, glaucoma, skin diseases such as shingles, psoriasis or eczema in the treatment area, makeup allergies, keloid disorder, HIV/hepatitis, skin cancer, hemophilia, or if you are taking skin medications such as Ro-Accutain and steroids.
Yes! Since I draw every hairline by hand, you will marvel at this precise technique.
I always try to work as much as possible with your natural eyebrow shape and hair. This leads to a more natural result and less “maintenance” for you. You will need to pluck/wax around the brow shape occasionally, but this is very easy as you now have your new defined brow shape that you need to follow.
I offer a free rectification between 4-8 weeks after your appointment. After that I charge a fee.
Stay out of the sun and water while your microblading heals. Avoid chlorine, exfoliating creams and sun exposure. They can cause your color to fade. For after-treatment you can also use wound healing creams such as Tyrosur Gel or Bepanthen by applying a thin layer 2-3 times a day.