The start of a new year is the perfect time to become a new and improved version of you! Don’t blame yourself if you were born with something you’re unhappy with. Remember, you can do something about it. Remember, there is nothing wrong with calmly and rationally approaching a physical flaw the way you would any problem in your personal or professional life. Just start taking action step by step.
That’s right! The start of a new year is a great time to go for total body improvement inside and out and start to really enjoy yourself. If you’ve always wanted bigger breasts, now is a great time to start consulting with surgeons, or to put a savings or finance plan in place. Don’t forget to consult a Boca Raton permanent cosmetics artist about scar camouflage to complete your look!
Working towards your goal and towards a total transformation will boost your confidence. Knowing that you are working towards and closer to a solution to your problem will energize you. With beach weather just about all year long, it’s no surprise that Florida women want to look their best all year long! Don’t just sit at home. Remember, you can look your best this year!
If you walk into your bathroom or vanity area right now, what do you see? Do you see random makeup brushes and bottles strewn about? If so, it is definitely a great time to think about ways you can store your makeup.
One of the most common ways to easily store your makeup is in a small makeup bag. These are often made of canvas, vinyl, or another type of fabric (preferably a strong, thick, fabric for durability). Makeup bags are generally inexpensive and a great way to tote your makeup along on the go – just throw your makeup bag right into your purse to bring it along!
The way you’ll want to store your own makeup depends on your lifestyle and how much makeup you own. If you’re a professional makeup artist, an aspiring makeup artist, or even just a product junkie, chances are the usual makeup bag just won’t cut it for you. You’ll probably want to go with a makeup case, or trunk. One that gets great online reviews from the pros is the Japonesque Professional Makeup Case, which is great for makeup artists. This case could very well go from your own bedroom to backstage on Broadway.
Are you a girl who likes the “no fuss no muss” lifestyle and is annoyed by having to buy, store, and tote makeup altogether? If you’re looking to put your makeup in storage permanently, call New Jersey, New York, and Florida permanent makeup artist Melany Whitney for a consultation right away.
In the beauty profession there are always horror stories floating around. The inexpert haircut that practically scalped the client. The Botox injections that turned a face into a frozen mask. The permanent makeup job that disfigured the client’s face. Recovery from a botched haircut is merely a matter of time. A bad Botox job will, hopefully, self-correct when the effects of the filler dissipate. But poorly done permanent makeup is forever.
People whose appearance has been damaged by an inadequately trained, inexperienced or artistically-inept permanent makeup technician turn to Melany Whitney in the hope that she will be able to undo the damage and make them feel beautiful again. To these people, Melany is a savior. Nationally known as “the voice of permanent makeup,” Melany has the well-honed technical skills, broad experience, and artistic talent to correct flaws made by others and create beauty.
An innovator in the field of paramedical tattooing, Melany regularly works with plastic surgeons to hide scars and improve the appearance of facial features. When Dr. Mehmet Oz offered to restore the looks of a woman tragically disfigured in a car accident, he called upon Melany to hide scars and redefine the woman’s facial features. In a post-treatment appearance on the Dr. Oz Show, the woman tearfully told Melany and the audience that it was the first time she had felt beautiful since the accident.
If you’re considering permanent makeup, place your face in the hands of someone you can trust to achieve the beautiful results you desire.
Have you ever added up what you spend on cosmetics in a year? At $20 to $50 dollars per item, the amount of money the average woman spends on high-quality brand name and celebrity cosmetics annually can be staggering, particularly when you consider that you’re only getting a few ounces of product every time you hand over your credit card.
Unfortunately, a cosmetics purchase is not a one-time expense. You, naturally, expect to periodically replenish favorite products as you use them up; but for health reasons, many cosmetics will have to be replaced several times a year, even if they’ve barely been used. Eyeliners and mascaras, in particular, can be breeding grounds for bacteria and should be replaced every 3 months to prevent harmful eye infections.
Tired of shelling out hundreds of dollars a year for cosmetics, a growing number of women are choosing permanent makeup. A specialized form of cosmetic tattooing, permanent makeup won’t run, smear or come off on your clothing. No more getting up early to put your face on. No more quick touch-ups before you meet an important client or go out to dinner. No more bland, blank face when you wake up in the morning. With permanent makeup your face looks expertly made up 24/7 and you never have to lift a finger!
It’s surprising what a difference in our appearance our eyebrows make. That arch of hair over each eye frames and defines our face. Perhaps our most expressive facial feature, we use our eyebrows to express delight, anger, surprise and thoughtfulness. Our eyebrows make us look human. Without eyebrows we look vaguely robotic and incomplete.
Believed to be an autoimmune disorder, Alopecia Areata Universalis causes rapid loss of all facial and body hair. It can strike at any age, including early childhood, leaving alopecia sufferers feeling self-conscious and extremely uncomfortable about their appearance. Some sufferers of the disorder say the stares and rude comments of strangers can make them feel freakish about their appearance and reluctant to participate in social activities.
Many alopecia sufferers have found relief from their condition in paramedical tattooing. Using precision paramedical tattoo techniques, expert permanent makeup artists like Melany Whitney are able to create natural-looking permanent eyebrows where none existed. To help alopecia sufferers reclaim their natural beauty, Melany combines expert technical skill with her talent as a professional artist to tattoo individual eyebrow “hairs” above the eye sockets, creating perfectly-shaped eyebrows that look three-dimensional and completely natural.
To find out more about paramedical tattoo solutions to Alopecia Areata Universalis and view before and after photos of actual patients, click here to visit our website.
Unsightly scars whittle away at a person’s self-esteem and self-confidence. Even small scars loom large if they are visible to others. But a scar doesn’t have to be readily visible to diminish a person’s enjoyment of life. Embarrassment about a scar can cause people to change the way they dress to keep their scar hidden from view. Some people avoid physical activities that might expose their scar. Other people are so cognizant of their scar that it interferes with their desire to socialize, potentially leading to unhealthy isolation. Worst of all, a scar can shake a person’s confidence in his or her appearance and make the individual feel ugly and repulsive.
It was embarrassment about an unsightly chest scar that lead one woman to seek permanent relief from permanent makeup artist Melany Whitney. One of the country’s most respected paramedical tattoo experts, Melany was able to camouflage the woman’s scar so completely that it seems to disappear before your eyes. To see for yourself, click here to watch the actual procedure on a recent Fox News health segment on scar camouflage.
An innovator in the field of paramedical tattooing, Melany combines expert technical skill with her training as a professional artist to camouflage scars from accidents and surgery. While not all scar tissue can be successfully repigmented, many scars are excellent candidates for paramedical tattooing. Precise color matching and meticulous technique allow Melany to banish unsightly scars forever, restoring the patient’s self-confidence and making them feel whole and beautiful again.
The scar was high enough on the breast bone to be visible if the woman wore a V-neck sweater or did not keep her blouse tightly buttoned. She confessed that she found the inevitable questions and remarks at the health club and at the pool during the summer to be uncomfortably intrusive and embarrassing. Rather than hiding the scar, makeup just seemed to call attention to it, left a telltale stain on clothing and, of course, was useless if exposed to sweat or water. With another summer looming, the woman was desperate to find a permanent solution that would end her feelings of humiliation and embarrassment.
Paramedical tattooing provided the permanent solution the woman had been looking for. Paramedical tattooing is a highly specialized application of permanent makeup in which medical-grade pigment is injected into the intradermal layers of the skin to change the color and appearance of the skin. When performed by an expert permanent makeup artist like Melany Whitney, the technique makes scars seem to disappear.
When Aol News decided to do an article on nipple and areola restoration after breast surgery, they sought out Melany Whitney, a prominent national expert in permanent cosmetics and creator of a revolutionary three-dimensional cosmetic tattooing technique that makes breasts look completely normal and natural. In the November 12, 2010 article, Nipple Tattoos Come with Permanent Perks, Melany talks about her long-term commitment to helping breast cancer survivors recover and how she uses her unique artistic talent to make reconstructed breasts look natural.
In working with breast cancer survivors who had undergone mastectomy, Melany was struck by the importance women placed on having a normal-looking breast. Blank breast mounds were a daily reminder of their struggle with cancer, preventing them from moving forward with their lives. The absence of a natural-looking areola and nipple intensified their loss, making women feel unfeminine and incomplete.
“Ever since I saw that first woman without a ‘face’ on her breast, I knew I had to do this,” Melany told Aol News in an interview. “These tattoos give women their lives back. They can begin to put the trauma behind them and move forward with confidence again.”
Like a Renaissance master painting the human form, Melany, a professionally-trained artist, uses her vast knowledge of pigments and artistic shading to create what she calls “the illusion of protrusion.” The results delight her permanent cosmetics clients. Click here to view a video in which Melany explains the procedure.
The popularity of permanent cosmetics has enticed many new players into the field. A number of spas, beauty salons and tattoo parlors have begun adding permanent makeup or cosmetic tattooing to their list of services. What customers may not realize is that there’s a world of difference between having your nails done or your eyebrows waxed and having your face permanently enhanced. While many people may be performing permanent cosmetics, they are not equally skilled; a harsh reality that some customers discover too late, after the damage is done. In the field of permanent makeup, successful results depend, certainly, on the provider’s training, skill and experience; but it is the elusive gift of artistic talent and vision that elevates permanent cosmetics to an art form with your face the artist’s canvass.
It is her prodigious artistic talent coupled with years of exacting technical education and experience that have earned Melany Whitney national recognition as “the Voice of Permanent Makeup” — and the devotion of her satisfied clients. Permanent cosmetics clients give Melany a 5-star rating across the board in artistic or aesthetic sense, commitment to personal beauty perfection, technical expertise, communication and rapport with clients, and sensitivity and responsiveness to client concerns. Read what real clients have to say about Melany and their permanent cosmetics experience at The Whitney Center for Permanent Cosmetics.
If you are considering permanent cosmetics, you’ve probably heard a few horror stories. Just like failed plastic surgeries and difficult labor, women can’t seem to resist a story of beauty gone wrong. Snarking about robotic-looking face-lifts or clownish permanent makeup can fuel gossip for weeks and make you wonder if permanent cosmetics are really for you. After all, no one wants to risk making themselves look less attractive.
If you’re considering permanent cosmetics, don’t base your decision on the gossip-embellished misfortune of others. There are thousands of satisfied women who are enjoying the benefits of permanent makeup; you’ll just never know who they. Expertly-applied permanent cosmetics are so natural-looking and enhance your facial features so beautifully that no one will ever know. They’ll just notice that you always seem to look fresh, poised and beautiful, even at the end of a tough day that has everyone else looking frazzled and worn out. With more than a little envy they may ask what your secret is, but they’ll never guess you’re wearing permanent cosmetics unless you tell them.
Beautiful results depend on your choice of permanent cosmetics practitioner. For years, expert permanent cosmetics artist Melany Whitney has used her training, knowledge, experience, tools and exceptional artistry to successfully enhance her clients’ natural beauty. Melany is the permanent cosmetics artist people seek out to correct someone else’s mistakes. She is the artist plastic surgeons recommend to their patients. If you are considering permanent cosmetics, Melany is the artist you should choose.
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