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Have you ever wished a flawless face of makeup could remain intact, so that when you wake up you can just roll out of bed ready to go? Thanks to permanent makeup, that wish could become a reality. 

Permanent makeup refers to cosmetic tattoos that help you recreate your favorite makeup looks in a semipermanent manner. Chances are, you've already heard of microblading. Thanks to an exponentially exploding interest in brows over the past few years, the eyebrow-tattooing technique has gone mainstream. But brows are just the beginning. You can also get just-bitten pink lips, sharp-lined eyes, or even faux freckles.

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Microblading

Microblading, which is a fancy name for a permanent eyebrow tattoo, is probably the most popular permanent makeup treatment out there. Using a fine needle, the artist deposit pigment directly under the skin to mimic the strokes of natural eyebrow hairs to recreate fuller, natural-looking brows.

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Micro/Ombre

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Touch-Ups

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Lips

Lip tattoos may bring to mind the image of a fancy grande dame with permanent lip liner who never seems to actually fill in her lips, but, according to Bray, the technique has been refined to its current form. Also known as lip blushing or lip tinting, a lip tattoo is a simple wash of sheer color across the entire lip. 

Tattoo Freckles

Think of freckle tattoos as the rebellious little sister of the permanent makeup industry. Some artists don't perform them due to the difficulty of maintaining an even fade on the face, while others would argue that freckles are naturally uneven anyway. 

Scar Camouflage

Scar camouflage is a tattoo of the skin with flesh-colored pigment to mask a scar. This treatment is most well-known use is for mastectomy scars, although artists can also cover various forms of scars such as stretch marks or acne scars.

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