Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Precise Permanent Cosmetics by shenandoah



About Me:
I'm a certified Softap® Permanent Cosmetic Technician in the Salt Lake Valley. I graduated from BYU with a Bachelor of Science degree and also completed my medical assistant certification. I worked as a medical assistant for 5 years and 2 ½ of those years I worked for a plastic surgeon in a full service day spa. There (and in my other work experience) I became very familiar with sterile technique and how to keep a sterile environment. I’m a perfectionist and have an eye for detail. I'm located in the Ft. Union area and will come to you if needed.

About Softap®:
The Softap® method is different from the traditional machine method of implanting pigment into the skin. With the Softap® method the pigment is actually tapped into the skin using tiny little needles that scratch the surface of the skin. All needles are made from surgical grade steel with the highest polish for the smoothest, cleanest deposit of pigment and they are 100% disposable. Because of this machineless method the color deposit is very controlled and there is less splatter. The highest quality and purest ingredients are used in the pigments; they are hypo-allergenic and proven safe and effective since 1988. This method is used in the Mayo and Cleveland clinics and numerous dermatology and plastic surgery clinics. The Softap® method is more comfortable and more natural looking; you can actually get a feathered look in the brows (with an individual hair look and curving of the brow). A smudgy look is even possible. Fewer touchups are needed using this method, healing time is quicker (4-6 days), and best of all it is permanent. With unsurpassed results on all skin types including ethnic skin, you are sure to love it!

Find out for yourself!

Call today for a free consultation and discounted summer pricing! 801-234-0252

Sunday, July 18, 2010

before and afters

Before upper and lower eyeliner



After upper and lower eyeliner



Before eyebrows, and upper/lower eyeliner



After eyebrows, and upper/lower eyeliner



Before lower eyeliner




After lower eyeliner

 
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