Basic Permanent Eyes

The Basic Eyeliner Training Panel is a three-day training focused on the eyes, catering to individuals who are just beginning their journey into permanent eyeliner makeup or those who do not feel confident in performing eyeliner procedures for various reasons. This intensive training concentrates on a specific area, enabling participants to master and refine their technique to perfection.

During the training, the following topics will be covered:

1. Micro pigmentation theory – micro pigmentation branches, pigment embedding in the skin, differences between PMU and tattooing
2. Basics of color theory and pigmentology (pigment selection and types)
3. Legal and procedural documentation
4. Relative and absolute contraindications to the procedure, influence of administered medications
5. Types of devices and needles – categorization and applications
6. Types of anesthetics
7. Workstation preparation, tool disinfection, and sterilization
8. Anthropometric sketching
9. Execution of pigmentation and its corrections
10. Technique selection in permanent makeup

The training will involve the following four pigmentation techniques based on Paula Eliasz’s proprietary pigmentation methods – ArtSimple Liner, ArtClassic Eyeliner, Art Soft Liner, Art Smoky Eyes – performed on four models during the training.

ArtSimple Liner – intensive densification of lash lines, the most basic eyelid pigmentation technique, allowing participants to master work on the eyelid while working around the eye area safely and effectively.

ArtClassic Eyeliner – Classic eyeliner, correcting the eye shape and rejuvenating it. It optically thickens sparse lashes, adding definition to the gaze. The selection of the eyeliner style based on the eye’s layout and shape is crucial. In this technique, participants will perfect preliminary sketching and learn how to achieve maximum color saturation in minimal time without excessively irritating the eyelid.

ArtSoft Liner – A delicate version of a shaded eyeliner. Involves perfectly blending a shadow above the lash line, creating a stronger effect than mere densification while being softer than a technically drawn classic eyeliner.

Art Smoky Eyes – A bolder version of a shaded eyelid in black. This allows for a pronounced emphasis and a distinctive effect without burdening the eyelid. When appropriately selected in terms of saturation and shape, it can lift a drooping eyelid and enhance the gaze’s depth. The shading should be smooth and gentle.