KOREAN PERMANENT MAKEUP (K-PMU) - EYEBROW, LIP, EYELINER EMBROIDERY 

Overview (Program Code : BBA-E01)

This course is specifically designed to provide you:                                                                                   

(1) An understanding of theories on permanent makeup industry, embroidery knowledge, and techniques on eyebrow embroidery, lip embroidery, eyeliner embroidery, as well as practical skills.                                                                                                                

(2) Exposure on key areas including permanent makeup, eyebrow embroidery: microblading, microshading, ombre / digital Misty, lip blushing embroidery and eyeliner embroidery.

Suitable for:

*Beginners with no-prior experience

*Both Malaysian and Non-Malaysian

*Part-time Studying

Career Option:

*PMU Artist

*PMU Consultant

*PMU Trainer 

*Entrepreneur - Studio Owner

Q1: What is permanent makeup?

Permanent makeup, also known as semi permanent makeup or micropigmentation, involves the application of pigments into the skin to create long-lasting makeup effects. It's typically used to enhance facial features like eyebrows(microshading & microblading), hairline, and lips, and can also be used to camouflage scars. The process involves using a embroidery pen or machine that implants pigment into the skin's upper layers.  The pigments used are specially formulated for the face and are designed to fade over time (normally 1-2 years). Permanent makeup can be beneficial for those who have allergies to traditional makeup, have difficulty applying makeup due to poor eyesight or mobility issues, or simply want to save time on their daily makeup routine.

Q2: What are the different techniques in permanent makeup full course?

Here are some of the main techniques used:

1.  Eyebrow Microblading: This technique involves using a hand-held tool or machine with microblades to create fine, hair-like strokes in the eyebrow area.  These strokes mimic natural hairs and can create a more defined and realistic eyebrow appearance.

2. Eyebrow Microshading: This technique involves using a hand-held tool or machine with tiny needles to deposit pigment into the skin's surface.  It creates a soft, powdered effect that resembles the look of filled-in eyebrows with makeup.

3.  Lip Embroidery / Blushing: Lip embroidery  is performed using a specialized micropigmentation machine to deposits pigment into the upper layers of the lips, just below the epidermis. This process involves creating a soft, natural-looking lip or pinky color that enhances the lips' definition and shape.

4.  Hairline Embroidery / regeneration: Hairline embroidery is performed using a specialized micropigmentation machine or hand-held tool to deposits pigment into the upper layers of the scalp, replicating the appearance of tiny hair follicles. This creates the illusion of denser hair or a natural-looking hairline.

Q3: What equipment do I need to start my service?

Starting a permanent makeup service requires specific equipment and supplies to ensure safety, precision, and professional results.  Here's a list of essential equipment you will need:

1. Permanent Makeup Machine

2.  Needles or Cartridges

3.  Pigments

4.  Topical Anesthetics

5.  Disposable Hand Tools

6.  Sterile Supplies

7.  Aftercare Products

8.  Client Consultation Forms and Consent

But the most important part is training and certification. It is crucial for providing safe, effective, and high-quality services. They ensure PMU artists are well-prepared to deliver natural-looking results while prioritizing client safety and satisfaction. Consult a training provider – BE BEAUTY ACADEMTY for further information

Q4: What are the steps for aftercare following permanent makeup procedures?

Proper aftercare following permanent makeup procedures is crucial for achieving optimal results and promoting healing. Here are general steps for aftercare that clients should follow:

1. Keep the area clean and dry

2. Avoid touching or rubbing

3. Use recommended aftercare products

4. Avoid sun exposure

5. Avoid makeup and skincare products

6. Avoid swimming and saunas

7. Avoid picking or peeling

8. Attend follow-up appointment

9. Be patient since it may take several weeks for the true color

Q5: What would you expect for the course?

Here's an overview of what they might expect to cover during such a course:

1.  Theory and Fundamentals

2.  Shapes Design

3.  Proper Treatment Procedures - SOP

4.  Real Model Practical Techniques

5.  Eyebrow corrections skills

6.  Aftercare and Maintenance