Dark Circles Camouflage/Permanent Concealer (Brazilian Technique)
Treatment starts from £2,000
Dark Circles can affect a person’s self-esteem and confidence. They can make you to look tired and age you more. If you want to wake up beautiful every day and not worrying about putting any concealer or any other make up to hide the bad visual effect that a dark circle can cause then Dark Circles Camouflage Tattooing/Permanent Concealer (Camuflagem de Olheiras in Portuguese) is the recommended treatment for you.
The procedure itself is being pioneered by Brazilian tattoo artist, Rodolpho Torres, who specialises in camouflaging skin.
Liana Nunes is proud to be the one who went to her home country, Brazil, to learn more about this famous technique that is revolutionizing the beauty and cosmetic industry.
Also Liana Nunes is the pioneer & unique for the technique in the UK.
With dark circles camouflage tattooing/permanent concealer we can make the dark circles under your eyes much lighter and say good bye to that tired appearance.
Liana Nunes is skilled in the art of medical and correctional tattooing and camouflage tattooing. We will make an assessment and discuss your options.
Medical Tattooing is the future and definitely changing Medicine and Beauty but most important thing is, it is changing people’s lives and confidence.
How does Medical Tattooing Work?
Under eye concealer tattooing is very similar to other permanent makeup treatments, the pigment will be inserted into the skin via a cosmetic tattoo gun.
The pigment sits one layer under the skin to acts as a buffer between the source of underlying darkness and the surface of skin.
We use a small handheld device to identify the photo type and produce the right formula to match perfectly before beginning tattooing.
This is not micro pigmentation, it is a tattoo. You can live a normal life and expose it to sunlight knowing that your skin will not become stained, because the tattoo pigments give us this security.
Why is Pigment Used?
Unlike a regular tattoo, medical tattooing procedures use a special type of pigment. These pigments are 100% safe and non-irritants. Regular ink molecules are larger and, therefore, permanent. Once the ink is injected into the dermal skin layer, it stays there. Medical pigments have smaller molecules, which are broken down by the body over time. This means medical tattoos fade, although how long this takes will depend on your skin type, the medication you take, your body temperature, and the aftercare treatment.
Consultation
Book a consultation to find out more about what to expect from a medical tattooing/skin camouflage tattooing procedure. We’ll discuss whether the treatment is suitable for you and carry out some skin patch tests to make sure you are not sensitive or allergic to the ink used in the treatment.
Pre-Treatment
You’ll be asked to avoid any stimulant drinks such as coffee and energy drinks 24-hours prior to your treatment.
The Medical Tattooing Treatment Process
We will advise you how many treatment sessions are required.
Treatment success will be determined in part by the aftercare protocols. This will be discussed with you during the initial consultation.
When Medical Tattooing is Not Recommended
- – If you would like treatment for vitiligo, please wait until it has been dormant for at least seven years.
- – Medical tattooing is not an option for pregnant or breast-feeding ladies.
Please watch the Brazilian TV Programme called Você Bonita, TV Gazeta. I was talking about the innovative dark circles treatment that is changing lives ♥️🙏
Por favor assista o Programa de TV brasileiro chamado Você Bonita, TV Gazeta. Conversando sobre o inovador tratamento de olheiras que está mudando vidas ♥️🙏
Kind regards
Liana Nunes
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How long does the treatment session last?
A. The number of treatment sessions needed will determine the overall cost, but we will discuss this at your consultation, so you can make an informed decision before you go ahead and book a treatment. We work with packages or separated sessions.
Q. Does it matter if I have a tan before the treatment?
A. It is very important that your skin is not tanned when you have a medical tattoo. Pigments are blended to your natural skin tone, so if you have a tan and this then fades, the tattooed area will appear darker than the rest of your body.
Q. Does it hurt?
A. Medical tattooing isn’t painful, but the treatment area will feel a little tender. Please be assured that numbing anaesthetic can be used if you are very sensitive to discomfort. Each treatment takes approximately one hour.
Q. Can I go straight back to work after the treatment?
A. You can expect the area to look a bit red for up to 72-hours, but you are fine to return to work immediately after a treatment session.
Q. Is aftercare provided?
A. Yes, of course!
Titanium Dioxide
- Is Titanium Dioxide harmful to our body?
- Can Titanium Dioxide in white inks turn yellow over time when exposed to heat and sunlight?
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) categorizes titanium dioxide as Generally Recognized as Safe
Titanium Dioxide is a component that is in the pigment’s formulation with the function of lightening colours up and normally it is white.
Titanium Dioxide is considered a “heavy” pigment component due to the particle sizes that it has in it. Because of that, the body will take longer to break the particles than the organism does with the smaller ones.
Through the years, your dark circles camouflage tattooing will fade out and you might need a touch up in the future.
The Brazilian Dark Circles Camouflage Tattooing uses a special shading so the ink won’t be thick and rich. We will prepare a special formula that blends with your natural skin tone.
Medical or Camouflage Tattooing with its colourful tones is in the Beauty Industry for a long time and you need to be aware that any ink with colour there will be Titanium Dioxide in it.
The particles for inks used in Medical or Camouflage Tattooing procedures always have Titanium Dioxide and they will be much heavier compared to the pigments that we use for Microblading for example.
You will notice that the colour for microblading fades out and changes faster compared to Medical or Camouflage Tattooing.
The reason for that is because the particles in semi-permanent make up AND/OR in microblading are much smaller and lighter then the colour will be expelled and broken much more easier to the surface compared to the inks used in Medical/Camouflage Tattooing.
Hope now it’s all clear and I have helped to understand that our inks used in Dark circles/Scars/Stretch marks/Port wine stains/Vitiligo camouflage tattooing are safe with Dioxide titanium in them and you can relax about color change over years.
Aftercare is also really important even if you have finished the treatment with us.