Permanent Makeup – Don’t Try This at Home
Posted in Permanent Eye Liner, Permanent Eyebrows, Permanent Face Enhancement, Permanent Lips, permanent makeup, Skin Care Tips on 06/04/2009 05:00 am by Permanent LookSmoother clearer skin may be high on every woman’s beauty wish list. But finding the time to see a dermatologist is often low on her to-do list, especially given the expense. Fortunately, better skin has become easier to achieve at home. A number of new do-it-yourself products (some formulated by top doctors) – from microdermabrasion treatments to chemical peels to skin lighteners – have hit drugstore shelves and department-store counters.
Before trying any, it’s important to learn how these treatments work, how they benefit your skin, and how they might save you a buck or two and time in the waiting room. Consider it a beauty wish come true.
Microdermabrasion can help treat acne, clogged pores, surface dryness and uneven skin tone.
Many companies now offer powerful exfoliating scrubs, creams and gadgets that work like pricier in-office treatments.
Weekly at-home microdermabrasion treatments don’t go as deep as the doctor can but still offer noticeable results.
Chemical peels are good for oily skin, hyperpigmentation, and fine lines.
At-home chemical peel solutions are much milder, typically containing only 10 percent hydroxy acids compared to 70 percent in the strongest doctor’s solution. But when used on a regular basis to exfoliate, the results will be clearly visible. Pores will look a little tighter and skin will glow.
Saving by using at-home versions of these treatments means you can definitely afford to try permanent make-up. Unlike facials, peels and other beauty treatments, permanent make-up gives instantly dramatic long-lasting results but can’t be done at home – always go to a trained professional.

