Basic Permanent Lips

The Basic Lips Training Panel, focusing on the lips, is a three-day course aimed at individuals who are just starting their journey in permanent lip makeup or for those who may not feel confident in performing lip makeup for various reasons. Intensive work concentrating on a specific area allows for mastery and perfection of the technique and execution of pigmentation.

During the training, the following topics will be covered:

1. Micro pigmentation theory – segments of micro pigmentation, pigment embedding in the skin, differences between PMU and tattoos
2. Basics of color theory and pigmentology (selection and types of pigments)
3. Legal and procedural documentation
4. Relative and absolute contraindications for the procedure, impact of medications used
5. Types of devices and needles – categorization and applications
6. Types of anesthetics
7. Workstation preparation, disinfection, and sterilization of tools
8. Antropometric outlining
9. Pigmentation execution and correction
10. Technique selection in permanent makeup

Four pigmentation techniques based on Paula Eliasz’s original methods – 4 MODELS DURING TRAINING

ArtClassic
Lips Lips treated with this technique exhibit classic coloring of the entire vermilion, but the color saturation can be adjusted to achieve the intended effect. An important aspect is understanding how the choice of pigment color impacts the final outcome of the treatment, considering the natural shade of the client’s vermilion, as well as the type of anesthesia used during the procedure.

ArtOmbre Lips
A technique aimed at visually enlarging the lips. Executed with a single color, from a well-defined contour that gradually lightens toward the wet mucosa. The ideal contour and smooth transitions must be perfected to achieve excellence.

ArtColour Ombre Lips
The Colour Ombre Lips technique allows for shading the lips with multiple colors using a specific shading method and gentle transitions. The selection of colors plays a significant role here. The Ombre method can be natural or intense after healing, and the final effect involves many aspects we’ll gladly discuss.

ArtAquarell Lips
A technique based on delicate pigmentation of the vermilion without a distinct contour. The effect is subtle, with a transparent color palette, yet this doesn’t rule out a strong color saturation. This technique enables achieving an elegantly natural effect.