Oh, and let's look at your last photo example you have buried there on the bottom of your eyeliner "post op" (your strange choice of words BTW, let's not pretend to be MD's.) Your client looks pretty bruised up, and red all over herself. Let's discuss how "this was a post-operative eyeliner with extreme and unnecessary bruising on the upper kids...minimal and normal, when it's not. It's really indicative of work that was probably inserted too deeply and caused underbleeding." (your words) Let's discuss this further!
Big whoop for joining, at least Jeffrey does admit the selling products in "society*: -quote-"But at least they have access to our suppliers and endorsed products, including the latest saline based removal gel, Tattoo Vanish." -end quote-
Jeffrey, you claim that state licensed aesthecians, well since I am one I can say that your permanent makeup work looks like it was done by a Sharpie. Take a look at his photos. Additionally, anyone can join these self proclaimed "Societies." How? By paying a fee, so they can have access to their exclusive products. Enough said.
Jeffrey,
Thanks, but I am not interested in buying SPCP membership nor am I interested in purchasing their "exclusive products." How did you learn how to do women's eyebrows? I wouldn't go to a guy to get beautified. White pigments are an opaque titanium oxide that will eventually conceal other pigment colors. When looking under a microscope at the composition of pigments, you will see shapes that resemble basketballs that FLOAT OVER OTHER COLORS. The compositions of black and blue look like grams of sand, literally thousands of tiny particles. Use white sparingly. Looks like you don't know that much ladies brows nor pigments.
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