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    Permanent makeup is a recurring option for all those women who have little time to engage well themselves. It's a micropigmentation technique which, by means of fine needles, are implanted pigments needed to look always made up without the need of wasting time in front of the mirror.


    The most common areas in which apply this type of technical aesthetics is in the outlined eyes, eyebrows and lips, so if you've subjected you to a micropigmentation, this article will interest you. At unComo.com, we want to ensure your health, therefore, you will learn How to care for permanent eyebrow makeup. It is important to know both the pros and cons of this type of beauty treatments and that you contribute to the care of your skin to avoid possible conditions. Take note!

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    Steps to follow:


    • After having launched micropigmentation, you will have to carry out certain care specific to avoid infections or other conditions in the treated area. For example, it is a good idea to apply ice on the eyebrow made up over a quarter of an hour, just after having submitted to aesthetic treatment. You can cool the area every 45 minutes, approximately, for 4 or 5 hours. This procedure will help you to lower inflammation or avoid it, do not forget that it is a treatment with needles that can be painful and inflamed skin.
    • After the stage of application of cold will be need to moisturize the area with creams rich in vitamins A and D or by essential oils with vitamin E. The goal is to keep moisturized make-up eyebrow to prevent skin from drying out and Peel.
    • It is important that the skin is sanitize and cure between 3 and 7 days after treatment, although we recommend not to let take care of it and moisturize it always to keep the best state your new eyebrows.
    • Beware of scratch or remove the dead skins! It might after micropigmentar eyebrows notes some itching or stinging, is natural, given that the wound is healing, but it's important that you avoid at all costs you scratch, scratch or pull the pielecitas, because you might spoil the result. To relieve the area it will be sufficient to moisturize it often, this will help significantly to reduce discomfort and soothe the skin.
    • Forbidden to make up with conventional cosmetics until the epidermis is completely cured. Take this advice to the letter since the mascara or eye shadow, the eyerline contain bacteria that could infect the eyebrow. It is important that don't use such products on permanent makeup until you have healed and cured properly.
    • Keep the eyebrow always clean, but be careful in doing so. It is important to wash daily and on more than one occasion the area micropigmentada, that Yes, you do not rub or rub the eyebrow with force, as you could affect the outcome and cause you discomfort. To keep it clean using just water, then dry using a soft towel and gives small touches of delicate, without rubbing or pressing the area.
    • It is very important to avoid exposure to the Sun at a minimum during the first week after micropigmentation, although the ideal and recommended would avoid contact with the Sun for 3 to 6 weeks. Why? First by the damaging UV rays, are second because the outcome of the permanent makeup may be damaged and finally because it is absolutely necessary that the epidermis is completely cured to come into contact with the Sun, you will thus avoid major damage. In any case, if the exposure is unavoidable, always protect yourself with high protection factor sunscreen and uses a hat that will help you to keep the more sheltered area.
    • Avoid all contact with chlorine, salt water or lakes. Firstly, these fluids can contain bacteria that could cause an infection in the eyebrow micropigmentada, and secondly, remember that permanent makeup technique is similar to the tattoo, so the area is injured and should heal properly if not like that the end result of micropigmentation fade.
    • Finally, you have to be careful before use or apply your eyebrow to other cosmetic products. For example, it is not appropriate to make facial Scrubs or apply specific such as acne treatments medications since they contain chemicals that can damage the end result. It takes care of your skin and attempts to heal as soon as possible to be able to wear a pretty permanent makeup.

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    It may be that the concealer and the illuminator look similar products or that they apply practically for the same thing. But none of that. These are two different products that are used for totally different functions.

    In this entry you will be able to understand the difference between corrector and illuminator and to know for what, how and where they should be applied.

    # Concealer

    We started with the concealer. It is a product that is basically used to cover imperfections or what you do not want to see from your face. You can cover dark circles but also scars, grains or blemishes. The concealer is the perfect solution to easily disguise the small stains and imperfections and to unify the tone of the skin.

    How is the corrector applied?

    It is applied with a brush of stiffer bristles, with a sponge or with the fingertips. With little touches not to drag the product.

    The correct form of application to cover dark circles is following the shape of an inverted triangle and then fade well the contours to integrate with the color of your skin.

    When applying the concealer or any other product in the area of ​​the eye contour it is important to do it smoothly and tapeworms to not increase the formation of wrinkles. The skin around the eyes is four times thinner than the rest of the face.

    Which corrector tone to choose?

    In general, a lighter shade than your base of makeup is used to hide dark circles, grains or stains. But there are other more specific colors like:

    • For dark circles or violet spots and black dots , better use a yellow concealer.
    • For blue or very dark circles, the orange corrector is perfect.
    • For redness or rosacea best test with a beige or green concealer.
    • For greener veins, you can use a pink or salmon concealer.

    What is the order of application?

    It is applied generally after the eye contour and moisturizer and before the foundation. But you can reapply after the foundation if you see it necessary, looking to create a more uniform face and no imperfections.

    When to use the concealer?

    Not all people need corrector, nor at all times it is necessary to apply the corrector. Maybe you do not need it normally but it is convenient to have it in your dresser for possible unforeseen 😉 such as an annoying granite.

    In my case I use it always because I have very dark circles and without corrector my eyes look very deep and sad. It is one of my essential products.

    Their presentations are varied. You can find concealer in pencil, bar, compact, creamy or liquid.

    Ask your Beauty Consultant which is the most appropriate for you and try it in a session of automation or skin care.

    Extra tip: apply loose translucent powders over the concealer to seal it 😉

    # Illuminator

    The illuminator is used to the contrary, to highlight and give light to some areas of your face. With the illuminator you add a touch of luminosity to your cheekbones, chin, under the arch of the eyebrow... in those areas that want to give a touch of natural light.

    In general, the illuminator serves to illuminate, highlight or profile.

    How is the illuminator applied?

    The illuminator is applied with small touches in the areas that you are going to highlight and then blunt with a brush, a sponge or the fingertips.

    Where is the illuminator applied?

    Fundamental to apply on cheekbones to achieve a fresh and radiant face.

    But you should not use it on the bags under the eyes or dark circles, you would draw attention to them. In this case you should use it in the dark area that is just below the swollen area to lift it optically.

    If you want to open your eyes put a point of light in the tear and under the arch of the eyebrows. If you want to expand your front gives a touch in the center. If you want to profile the face apply a touch on the chin. To tune the nose apply a line on it and then blurs. To highlight the lips, a touch on the upper lip. You can also apply it on the shoulders and the escoste.

    Use the illuminator to highlight the most beautiful areas of your face.

    What is the order of application?

    I always apply it at the end of the makeup to give the touch of light where it is needed.

    You can use it alone or on the basis of makeup and you could retouch during the day.

    When to use the illuminator?

    It suits you both for a day look and for a night look. Illuminators have particles that attract light. It is a complement to your makeup products to achieve a younger, rested and full of life.

    You can find the illuminator in powder, pencil, bar or fluids.

    Extra tip: apply the illuminating pencil over the eyebrows in the form of an arc and then blurs to make them look more defined 🙂

    Finally, remember to always look for products that do not dry the skin, which have been dermatologically tested against skin irritations and allergies, non-comedogenic, suitable for sensitive and oil-free skins. That way you will not have any unpleasant surprises.

    Now you are clearer what is the difference between corrector and illuminator and when and how to use them? Which one is the one you use the most? Do you have a beauty trick with these products? Leave your comments a little lower. I hope you are delighted.

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