One of the big fears I hear all the time is “I’m scared they’ll be too dark,” or “what if they don’t look right.” That’s a truly reasonable fear. I know I’d be terrified if I went to someone and they plopped be down in a chair and next thing I knew they’re saying “OK, done.” 
I’ve worked on several people that have had that experience. Here’s the progress on one of them. The client is a caucasian woman who is very sweet (you don’t feel quite as bad for the really mean ones…) and just wanted to have some nice, subtle eyebrows. This is what she got:

She got brows that were too dark and not the right shape. So now we’re working on changing that, but it’s really hard to lighten brows that are so dark. I’m adding a warm flesh tone to neutralize it and to lighten it and after the first round this is where we’re at:

As you can see they are starting to soften and there’s more texture to them. I’m seeing her again and will update this blog to show you how it goes.
My point is, don’t take a blind leap and let ANYONE start to tattoo your face without looking at and agreeing with the shape and color. I never start working on anyone until we’ve both agreed that the shape is good and the color is just right. It’s way better to start off too light and too thin than too dark and too heavy. Color and thickness can always be added on a touch-up but it’s tough to take it away after it’s healed. 
Please give me a call at 386-6763 if you’d like to discuss how to enhance your own natural beauty, save time, and get up looking great…every day.
 

Before turning to the healing arts, I enjoyed a 25 year career as a freelance graphic desiger and illustrator. I learned about cosmetic tattooing from my long-time friend and client Dr. Linda Dixon, a leader in the cosmetic tattooing industry. Producing marketing materials and especially filming and editing her technical videos gave me the chance to see all the procedure done frame by frame for years before I ever tried it myself.

As an artist the drawing part came easy and as an acupuncturist the needles never scared me. I see it more like drawing on a 3 dimensional canvas rather than applying makeup. It’s actually a pretty cool thing to do for someone.

Permanent makeup, otherwise known as micropigmentation, is a tattooing procedure implants pigment, which is microscopic particles of the minerals that make up a color, into the skin. In the hands of a skilled technician it’s the perfect way to recreate or enhance eyebrows, make the perfect eyeliner, and replace natural color into lips.

Cosmetic tattooing is a great way to enjoy the natural look of permanent eyebrows, eyeliner or lip color. You’ll wake up every day looking great, and never have to hassel with putting on your face or reapplying makeup as the day wears on. Plus, you can always add additional makeup if you want a more dramatic effect.

Whether you’re looking at cosmetic tattooing for the first time, or have had it done in the past and need a retouch, Flawless is the finest in the art of permanent makeup.

For more information and to see samples and a video please go to www.flawlesspmhawaii.com

If you’d like to schedule an appointment, please call George at 386-6763