amiea, global leader in permanent makeup, together with Toni Belfatto gather all the knowledge that is needed to start a career as an artist. amieas ambition is to provide every permanent makeup artist with the tools, knowledge as well as devices and pigments, to earn an income and to experience an unique lifestyle. This book combines knowledge and art. It includes summaries, ideas, and projects, and reveals the secrets of dermopigmentation: a science in which there is still a lot to discover. The globally renowned micropigmentation artist Toni Belfatto, together with technical contributions from the amiea International Master Trainers Elena Nikora and Olga Kravchenko as well as the Head of Academy Sara Lopez, has compiled all the information, techniques, and insider know-how you will need to start your artist career with the best possible knowledge. In ten years amiea has become the world leader in micropigmentation. This book, like any other amiea product, proves that the brand is setting standards through innovation and highest quality with passion "Made in Germany".

To be a successful cosmetic tattooist is to be highly skilled at color theory. This concept is critical to grasp in your permanent make-up career as it is applied in every client treatment and will inform how you approach your techniques. Whether you are a newly graduated PMU artist or a seasoned cosmetic tattooist wanting to further understand your trade, this book provides the base knowledge required to build upon your use of color and pigments. Although many cosmetic tattooing courses address this topic, the fundamentals of choosing pigments for certain skin types and diagnosis of color issues is often an area where training falls short. You simply cannot develop the depth of understanding required in a standard five-day foundation course to operate effectively. Color Theory for Cosmetic Tattooists provides a blueprint of fundamentals to expand upon and details: How you can use the principles of color theory in practice to excel your business How to avoid angry clients with unexpected tattoo color changes How to pick a pigment line and the red flags to avoid in a brand Why cosmetic tattoos change color and how to diagnose the true cause so you can correct issues Key precautions when performing pigment skin tests to avoid adverse reactions How to accurately assess client skin tone without mistaking a cool for a warm type How to take the guesswork out of using pigment modifiers What you absolutely shouldn't do when combining a pigment mixture What the best pigments are for ombre brows, microblading, eyeliner and lip tattoos When you should and shouldn't attempt color corrections and alternative approaches The hidden client factors you need to know to avoid stressful complaints Key mistakes to avoid that will impact healed color and results Color Theory for Cosmetic Tattooists was written to address the lack of color focused texts available for permanent make-up practitioners. Ensuring that a pigment mixture is right and having the assurance that tattoos will heal as planned is a key concern in this industry. While this book is not intended to replace quality practical training, it aims to provide tattooists with fundamental concepts to build experience upon. Scroll up and click on the Buy Now button to begin your path to confident color theory application!

Welcome to the real world of permanent cosmetics. Permanent Make up Guide illustrates the outstanding results that can be achieved with permanent cosmetics through a full-colour gallery of real before and after images of procedures. Designed to help people find the best artist and procedure to fulfil their requirements, this book will help readers through the process, in order to get the best results from their enhancement. The guide also answers the top 25 questions asked about all cosmetic tattooing procedures. The book is written by renowned artist Hina Solanki, the founder of Sol Cosmedics, an internationally regarded provider of permanent and semi-permanent cosmetics. Their specialist services include permanent make-up and medical scar camouflage, which has the ability to transform the lives of patients. As illustrated in the book, carefully implanted pigments allow colours to create illusions and may even be able to delay cosmetic surgery. Following a health scare of her own, Hina Solanki developed expertise in medical scar camouflage using permanent and semi-permanent cosmetics. The inspiration behind her book lies in her desire to help others rediscover their self-confidence after illness or injury. Permanent Make up Guide is a must-have book for anyone considering the use of permanent make up or medical tattooing. The results can be life-changing for some.

Fundamentals of Permanent Cosmetics is a basic instruction manual for beginning technicians.

This book's innovative approach to teaching advanced peeling techniques and the use of peeling agents makes it easy for aestheticians, clinicians and physicians to follow proven techniques. Professionals in medical skin care facilities, day spas and resort spas will find that the case studies and specific instructions for implementing processes will give them invaluable insight into performing highly successful treatments. This book is just one of 12 in Milady's groundbreaking Aesthetician Series aimed at addressing the advanced educational needs of aestheticians, medical skin care professionals and others in the field.

Activity in the arena of surface chemistry and adhesion aspects in cosmetics is substantial, but the information is scattered in many diverse publications media and no book exists which discusses surface chemistry and adhesion in cosmetics in unified manner. This book containing 15 chapters written by eminent researchers from academia and industry is divided into three parts: Part 1: General Topics; Part 2: Surface Chemistry Aspects; and Part 3: Wetting and Adhesion Aspects. The topics covered include: Lip biophysical properties and characterization; use of advanced silicone materials in long-lasting cosmetics; non-aqueous dispersions of acrylate copolymers in lipsticks; cosmetic oils in Lipstick structure; chemical structure of the hair surface, surface forces and interactions; AFM for hair surface characterization; application of AFM in characterizing hair, skin and cosmetic deposition; SIMS as a surface analysis method for hair, skin and cosmetics; surface tensiometry approach to characterize cosmetic products; spreading of hairsprays on hair; color transfer from long-wear face foundation products; interaction of polyelectrolytes and surfactants on hair surfaces; cosmetic adhesion to facial skin; and adhesion aspects in semi-permanent mascara; lipstick adhesion measurement.