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Some clients have specialty needs and interests beyond
the standard eyebrows, eyeliner and lip coloration.
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For clients with limited dexterity or allergies, and who commonly
don’t wear a base foundation, blush application is a consideration. Properly done,
this will be very soft and natural only a couple of shades darker than the client’s
skin tone. It doesn’t really look like the client is wearing blush, rather it just
gives them a healthy glow. Because of it’s delicacy, clients who are lovers of the
sun are not good candidates. |
| Camouflaging can take two different
courses. Either a
traditional tattoo can be applied over the discoloration or scar or the skin can be
re-toned to more closely match the surrounding area. |
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Re-coloration is most successful
on those areas not exposed to the daylight
on a regular basis. The surrounding skin will change color from UV exposure, even if
protected by sun block, but the tattooed area will not change with it. |
| Applying a traditional artistic design over a scarred or discolored area is
the other option. As tattooing has become mainstream, many more people are turning to this
method to convert something that bothers them, into a work of beauty and art. |
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Potential clients must remember that these are advanced procedures and they
need to feel very comfortable with the skill level of their technician. Feel free to ask
questions: Have they done this sort of procedure before? Do they have photos available of
their finished work? Have they taken advanced continuing education courses in the
specialty area you are considering and do they have certificates to substantiate this?
Most insurance companies will not even cover technicians for doing advanced specialty work
without additional training and experience in the industry. |
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