Champagne Disposable Micropigmentation Pen Manual Eco - Holder With Pigment Brush

Semi Permanent Makeup Bio Degradable Disposable Microblading Manual Eco-Holder with Pigment Brush

Straw---ecological material:

(1) . Bio based materials

(2) . Golden yellow wheat fiber pitting characteristics;

(3) . Natural wheat aroma

Environmental Certificate:

(1) . Straw Composite Patent Certificate;

(2) . FDA Approved;

(3) . LFGB Approved;

(4) . ROHS Ten Latest SGS Reports;

(5) . Nineteen non-standard detection reports of heavy metals;

(6) . No Bisphenol A Test Report (no BPA)

Microblading Eco-Holder Application:

(1) . After the material is molded, the shelf life is 5-8 years at room temperature. Please pay attention to keep dry and away from moisture.

(2) . Under composting conditions, the degradation of straw biomass will be completed slowly in 2-3 years, and then degraded into powder residue.

Description:

The process of mcroblading is professional and rigorous - using nanoparticles and coatings to provide fuller and more complete eyebrows. A small tool that cuts out tiny hair-like brushes to create 3D effects that last for two years, depending on how much you care about them. Do not let the blade trap you. It takes 60 to 90 minutes, almost no pain. A semi-permanent make-up artist or tattoo artist will work with you throughout the process to shape and portray your dreams eyebrows and then start planning to ensure that you are completely satisfied with the look.

Specifications:

Let you spend the least money to experience the latest semi-permanent microblading dispossable pen kit of the same quality as phibrows.We have 17 years of professional semi permanent makeup and Tattoo microblading factory experience to ensure the quality of our products.

What Is Semi Permanent Make-Up?

Semi-permanent make-up, also known as micropigmentation, is a form of temporary cosmetic tattooing which allows you to have long-lasting eyeliner and lip colour as well as being able to shape and contour your eyebrows. The procedure involves tiny particles of pigment being placed beneath the surface of the skin, much like a tattoo. This pigment will stay in the skin for a number of years, gradually breaking down and fading with time, although the longevity of the results will depend on your age and skin type.

Micropigmentation techniques have been refined in recent years and a wider selection of pigment colours have been developed so that technicians can create ultra-natural looks. Only a trained semi-permanent make-up artist can perform this treatment. Many technicians are also beauty therapists or nurses but as this is a specialist skill it requires separate training.

In addition to being commonly used for cosmetic enhancement to enhance the eyebrows, eyelids, lips and cheeks, semi-permanent make-up may also be used to create an areola (brown area around the nipple) after mastectomy or to disguise scars.

People that suffer from vitiligo which is a chronic disorder that causes depigmentation in patches of skin can also benefit from semi-permanent makeup.