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Basics of Permanent Cosmetics

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Learn about permanent cosmetics including the benefits of permanent cosmetics, and the difference between tattoos and permanent cosmetics, in this free how-to video clip series.

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Tags: tattoo, ink, makeup, cosmetics, equipment, professional, permanent

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Summary: Permanent cosmetics, sometimes called dermapigmentation, micropigmentation, or cosmetic tattooing, is a procedure in which pigment is applied to the dermis of the face or other parts of the body to create designs or add color in the same way that traditional makeup would be used. The practice is used most commonly on the lips and area around the eyes, often to produce artificial eyebrows. It is also a popular method of disguising scars or skin discolorations.

In this series of free video clips, expert Cherie Terry offers advice on receiving permanent cosmetic treatment, including the benefits and history of the treatment and what to expect during eyebrow, eye and lip procedures, scar camouflage and areola reconstruction. You’ll learn how dermapigmentation differs from tattooing, the types of equipment and inks used, as well as sterilization methods. If you’re considering permanent cosmetic treatment, review the information these free video clips to help you decide if the procedure is right for you.

About the Expert

Expert: Cherie Terry of Cherie Terry’s Permanent Cosmetics in Sedona, Arizona was inspired to join the field of permanent cosmetics after seeing it done to a friend and then experiencing it herself. Her practice has been located in The Village of Oak Creek, Sedona, Arizona, at 40 West Cortez Drive for the last five years. Married with three children, she studied in Prescott, Arizona, and apprenticed under her instructor for six months before going out on her own in Sedona. She has performed thousands of procedures and offers advanced training annually in the areas of scar camouflage, areola reconstruction coverage, beauty marks and color. Cherie is a member of the Society of Permanent Cosmetics, which has the highest code of ethics. Contact her at 928-204-1866.

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