art make-up artist Shima Inoue
Nurse and art make-up artist. Her mother underwent anti-cancer drug treatment, which inspired her to become an art makeup artist. She has been studying the ever-evolving art makeup techniques and has been improving her skills by actively adopting advanced techniques. He values careful consultation and designing to ensure that the customer can receive the treatment with peace of mind, and aims to bring out the charm and "beauty" of each individual. With a wealth of knowledge and reliable techniques, she has earned the trust of her clients and a large number of fans.
Are you having trouble choosing a color for your permanent makeup? For permanent makeup, we recommend colors that brighten your facial features. In this article, we’ll explain the key points to consider when selecting a color. We’ll also introduce Yayoi Clinic’s color selection process, so please read on.
Avoid Permanent Makeup Mistakes! Help with Choosing Colors
At Yayoi Clinic, we use the following three-step process to help you find the shade that best matches your skin tone from our wide range of colors. If you’re unsure which color is right for you when it comes to permanent makeup, please rest assured.
[STEP 1] Consultation
[STEP 2] Narrow Down Your Options Using the Color Chart
[STEP 3] Apply it to your skin to see how it looks
Let's take a closer look at these three steps.
Choosing Colors for Permanent Makeup [STEP 1]
When you come in for permanent makeup, we’ll start with a thorough consultation. During the consultation, we’ll ask about the lipstick colors you typically use, your preferences and ideal shades, and the final color and intensity you’d like to achieve. We’ll also assess any dullness in your lips and take note of your usual clothing style.Check the customer's overall appearance, skin tone, and other factorsI will do so.
Choosing Colors for Permanent Makeup [STEP 2]
Next, we’ll use the color chart to narrow down your color choices. At Yayoi Clinic,We offer a wide variety of colors, including pink, orange, and nude shades.. There is a wide variety of colors, ranging from bold shades to natural ones.
Choosing Colors for Permanent Makeup [STEP 3]
We'll actually paint the selected color to see how it looks.Check to see if the color looks too dark, if your face looks bright, and if your skin looks clearWe’ll do that. From those options, you’ll choose one color you like. We’ll carefully guide you through the color selection process in three steps.
Personal color analysis is also important when choosing colors for permanent makeup
"Personal color" refers to colors that complement your skin, eyes, and lips. Skin tones can be broadly categorized into two types: yellow-based (with a yellowish undertone) and blue-based (with a bluish undertone). When you choose colors that match your skin tone,Your skin looks beautiful, and your expression looks bright as well.. It’s important to choose colors with your personal color palette in mind.
A popular color among those with yellow undertones
Bright orange-based shades are popular among those with yellow-based hair. They may appear dark at first, but they lighten once they’ve set.
Colors Popular Among Those with a Cool Undertone
For those with a blue-based complexion, bluish pinks are popular. Colors that give a calm, mature impression are also frequently chosen.
Permanent makeup typically requires two sessions.
With permanent makeup, the color immediately after application is not the final result. The color appears darker right after the procedure but gradually fades as your skin renews itself. However, the color will never fade completely. The number of permanent makeup sessions required is,Generally, twice. We apply about 40% of the color on the first pass, then finish it to the desired result on the second pass.
At Yayoi Clinic, in addition to lip treatments, we also offer procedures for eyebrows and eyeliner. We can accommodate not only requests such as “I want to brighten my facial appearance with permanent lip makeup,” but also wishes like “I’d like a natural-looking eyebrow design” or “I want to change my eyebrow color.” It’s no problem if you haven’t decided on a color by the day of your appointment. Let’s work together to choose a color you won’t regret.
For permanent makeup, visit YAYOI CLINIC
With permanent makeup, color selection is just as important as the design itself. Why not choose the perfect shade to brighten up your look?
Aesthetic Dermatology, Cosmetic Medicine, Cosmetic Surgery, and Art Makeup in Hiroshima YAYOI CLINIC offers treatments for different skin, body, and facial concerns.
In order to offer a better option for everyone, we will assess each individual's skin condition and formulate a treatment plan that meets his or her needs, including treatment duration, budget, and acceptable downtime.
If you have any concerns, please come for a counseling session first.
Description of treatment] Art make-up
The number of treatments is only a guideline. The pigmentation process varies from person to person.
Cost】¥15,000〜¥300,000 ※Prices vary depending on the area and number of times.
Side effects/risks] Temporary swelling, bleeding, inflammation, internal bleeding, heat, redness, crusting, crusting off, herpes, keloids, infection, left-right difference, unevenness, uneven color, fading, discoloration, shape change, etc.
Equipment used.
Treatment of art make-up includes procedures using domestically unapproved drugs or medical devices.
The medicines and medical devices used for treatment were imported from Japan under the judgment of our doctors. Please refer to the following for information on medicines and other items of concern for personal importation.
https://www.yakubutsu.mhlw.go.jp/individualimport/purchase/index.html
There are no other domestically approved drugs with the same ingredients or performance.
Information on safety, etc. in other countries
Serious risks, side effects, etc. may not have been identified.
About the Adverse Reactions Relief System for Drugs
In the unlikely event of serious side effects, the drug is not covered by the government's Adverse Drug Reactions Relief System.
