Permanent Cosmetics or Permanent Makeup is a revolutionary method of applying micro insertions of natural pigments into the dermal layer of the skin. This state of the art technique is medically proven and specifically designed to be completely safe. Permanent Cosmetics is a blend of science and art. Permanent cosmetic procedures are used for a variety of different enhancements such as permanent eyebrows, eye liner and lip liner/color and asymmetrical features. Other permanent cosmetic procedures include vitiligo, scar camouflage, areola restoration and more.

Nancy Ehrig,CPCP is a member of the Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals and abides by their code of ethics. SPCP offers continuing education classes with some of the most renowned professionals in the field. As a member of the SPCP, Nancy is informed of the latest information in the field of Permanent Cosmetics.

Eyebrows:	Eyebrows frame the face and give the face expression and character. For anyone who has over-tweezed, has gaps or scars or people suffering from Alopecia. People who have visual or other problems preventing them from applying their eyebrows will benefit as well. Color can be applied as a solid look or hair-like strokes.
Eyeliner:	Eyeliner benefits anyone with pale eyes, blond lashes, small eyes, contact lens wearers, and people with allergies, poor eyesight or those who just want to save time in applying makeup. It can be applied in fine or wide lines and tapered to enhance the lash line. Added colors above eyeliner can be either stacked on top or graduated in dark to light shades of the same color or the color of your choice for a more dramatic look. Eyeliner is the most requested procedure.
Lip Color:	Lip Liner and Full Lip Color are popular procedures. Anyone who lacks definite lip shape, has pale lips, uneven lip borders or lips that have lost their shape due to scars or injury. Ideal for ladies with “crease lines” around their lips or ladies who may want to make their lips look fuller. No need to worry about color coming off when you eat, drink, and play sports or sleep.

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 Some technicians have only attended a one or two day class or have received their training by watching a video/DVD with no “hands on” experience. Always check the technician’s credentials before having a procedure done. A competent, qualified technician will have pictures of their work and certificates of training. Selecting a technician based on price alone can often lead to choosing someone with less experience, so be careful. You get what you pay for and it’s permanent!