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Permanent makeup can save time, enhance features, and boost confidence. It is especially beneficial for people with busy lifestyles, vision impairments, or conditions that affect hair growth.

• Cosmetic Tattoos: PMU can last approximately 1.5 to 5 years, depending on individual factors such as skin type, lifestyle, and overall health. While the predicted longevity may vary, touch-ups are always an option to maintain a fresh and flawless look, ensuring your PMU stays vibrant over time.

• Fine Line Tattoos: Fine line tattoos are designed to last a lifetime, but they may experience slight fading over time due to the delicate nature of fine lines and the natural aging of the skin.

There is no difference; the terms are often used interchangeably to refer to the same concept.

The PMU healing process typically takes ~7-14 days, depending on the area tattooed and the individual's healing process. During this time, the tattooed area may scab, itch, and flake as it heals. 

The healing process for fine line tattoos typically takes ~7–14 days, depending on the individual and the tattoo's placement. During this time, the tattooed area may experience slight redness, scabbing, and flaking as it heals. Full healing, including the settling of the ink into the skin, can take up to ~4–6 weeks. 

Proper aftercare is essential to ensure the best results and long-term vibrancy.

A numbing cream is applied to minimize discomfort, so most clients experience little to no pain during the procedure.

Cosmetic tattooing enhances natural features like brows, eyes, and lips, using softer pigments and precision tools for subtle, semi-permanent results. 

Regular tattooing uses permanent inks and deeper techniques for artistic designs that last a lifetime.

Although microblading and nano brows are both semi-permanent techniques that mimic hair strokes, there are key differences between them.

Microblading uses a handheld tool with tiny blades to manually create hair-like strokes by etching pigment into the skin. It is best suited for normal to dry skin but may fade faster and blur over time.

Nano brows, on the other hand, uses a machine with a fine needle to deposit pigment and create hair-like strokes. This technique is suitable for all skin types, is less invasive, and results in longer-lasting, more precise outcomes.