Many people that are new to the concept of permanent makeup or tattoo eyeliner naturally assume that this is purely a cosmetic procedure for women wanting to save time in their daily makeup routine. Yes, that is one reason women from around the world are flocking to permanent makeup studios, there are a myriad of other reasons as well, ranging from health reasons to illness to genetics.
What Other Reasons Are There for Wanting Tattoo Eyeliner or Permanent Makeup?
Certain illnesses and ailments may render a person’s ability to move smoothly while others restrict arm and finger movement…
Arthritis. With arthritis, joints swell and get tender, making it a challenge to squeeze and hold makeup applicators and to use fingers for makeup application.
Cataracts. Cataracts make it hard to see clearly. This can result in uneven or unintentionally overly dramatic makeup application.
Parkinson’s Disease. Parkinsons creates major physical challenges of applying makeup. Due to the disease’s effect on the nervous system, it is difficult for a person to maintain smooth, fine movements.
Multiple Sclerosis. A disease that affects the central nervous system, MS can make achieving a daily beauty routine a very large and daunting task.
Stroke Survivors. Strokes can cause permanent damage to body movements and may make it difficult for that person to apply makeup with precision, or at all.
Allergies. There are so many ingredients in cosmetics, cosmetic removers, serums, and skin and body care that contain irritants that affect sensitive skin. Many people have trouble finding products that don’t cause acne breakouts or rashes or redness or dryness.
Permanent makeup is often the answer for these groups of people. Tattoo eyeliner creates the possibility for many of the women in these categories to attain perfect, beautiful eyeliner every day. Permanent makeup is for more than merely saving time getting ready and saving money at the cosmetics counter; for some people, it is helping them live fuller lives.
Have concerns or questions about Tattooed Eyeliner? Call me, text me, or send me an email! I’m happy to do a free consultation with you. 🙂
