After Semi Permanent Makeup Or Tattoo Operation To Care And Renovate Damege Skin

After Semi Permanent Makeup or Tattoo operation to care and renovate damege skin

Specifications:

Description:

* Vitamin A + Vitamin D ointment.

* Emollient

* This product can be used in the pharmacy.

* Net weight: 5 grams / piece, 100 pieces / bag.

Function: prevent scar hyperplasia, repair damaged skin, accelerate skin healing.

Application:

Vitamin A and Vitamin D are based on lanolin, white petrolatum, paraffin and spices. Minor burns, diaper rash, nipple care and dry skin.

How to use: Gently wash with mild soap and warm water, applying appropriate loose dressing to affected area if necessary.

Competitive Advantage:

* Low MOQ

* Wide variety

*competitive price;

* Prompt delivery

Sample order

* Welcome OEM.

What happens during the semi permanent makeup procedure ?

Before you decide whether or not to go ahead with semi-permanent make-up you will need to have a consultation with a semi-permanent make-up artist/technician to make sure you are suitable for tattoo treatment and to discuss your goals and expectations. A medical history should be taken and you should be asked to fill in a consent form to say you fully understand the procedure and its associated risks and complications. Your practitioner may also take photographs to use as a before and after comparison later.

Your consultation may be done on the same day or on a different day to your treatment. In some cases, a topical anaesthetic may be used to minimise discomfort during treatment. Whether or not you have this will be down to you and your semi-permanent make-up technician.

The practitioner will then usually mark out the area being treatment with a cosmetic pencil to act as a guideline. The pigments are then placed under the skin using a very fine needle attached to a hand held electrical device.

Your treatment may take anywhere between half an hour and two hours depending on the area(s) you are having treated. You will usually need to come in for more than one appointment to achieve the right result as the pigments may be absorbed and need topping up.

Because the techniques used nowadays are more natural and require less pigment, your results may not last as long as in the past where more pigment was used. How long your results last will vary depending on how quickly your body absorbs the pigment but can be anywhere between three months to two years.