10 common mistakes permanent makeup artists make and how to fix them.
There are a number of things that permanent makeup techs do wrong without realizing it, and it is affecting the quality of your work! I will admit that I have fallen victim to all 10 of these mistakes as well. Just knowing about them is a step closer to being a better PMU tech, but you really have to make a conscious effort to implement them if you plan to free yourself from these awful habits!
About Angela
Angela apprenticed as a tattoo artist in 1997 in NYC and began working full time as a professional tattoo artist in 2001 in Tacoma, WA. She learned permanent make up in 2003 and has since worked as a tattoo artist and PMU tech in Tacoma WA, Stuttgart, Germany and now back in NYC. Her years as a tattoo artist have helped her as a PMU tech in providing expertise in choosing the proper color and technique to obtain beautifully natural results in all skin types and textures.
Angela uses top of the line tools and products in her procedures so you can be sure you are getting the very best. All products (tools and pigments) meet or exceed FDA and EU standards for permanent cosmetics. She is certified internationally and keeps up to date with master level training in the latest techniques.
Angela’s trainings are thorough and adhere to industry standards and ethics set by the Society of Permanent Cosmetics. All training’s include a manual of material covered and all required working materials.
SPCP, Member # 155751
CPCP Certified
NYS License # 173368
Permanent Make up Society, Member
Special Training:
Advanced Permanent Make Up Techniques
Brows Hairstroke Master Class (Belinda Hayle)
Brows Hairstroke and Advanced Techniques, workshop (Karen Betts)
Scar Camouflage, workshop (Val Glover-Havan, April Meese)
Micro Needling Basic Course (Dr. Lance Setterfeild)
Brow Artist, Brow Artists International *pending
Camouflage, workshop (Lanette Scherr)
Lips, workshop (Jeanee Lusby)
3d Microstroke Brows, workshop (Daria Chuprys)
SPCP Train the Trainer (pending April 2016)
For more information about her training courses please visit www.TeachMePMU.com
www.Facebook.com/teachmepmu
www.Instagram.com/teachmepmu
www.Facebook.com/PMUByAngela
www.Instagram.com/PMUByAngela
There are a number of things that permanent makeup techs do wrong without realizing it, and it is affecting the quality of your work! I will admit that I have fallen victim to all 10 of these mistakes as well. Just knowing about them is a step closer to being a better PMU tech, but you really have to make a conscious effort to implement them if you plan to free yourself from these awful habits!
About Angela
Angela apprenticed as a tattoo artist in 1997 in NYC and began working full time as a professional tattoo artist in 2001 in Tacoma, WA. She learned permanent make up in 2003 and has since worked as a tattoo artist and PMU tech in Tacoma WA, Stuttgart, Germany and now back in NYC. Her years as a tattoo artist have helped her as a PMU tech in providing expertise in choosing the proper color and technique to obtain beautifully natural results in all skin types and textures.
Angela uses top of the line tools and products in her procedures so you can be sure you are getting the very best. All products (tools and pigments) meet or exceed FDA and EU standards for permanent cosmetics. She is certified internationally and keeps up to date with master level training in the latest techniques.
Angela’s trainings are thorough and adhere to industry standards and ethics set by the Society of Permanent Cosmetics. All training’s include a manual of material covered and all required working materials.
SPCP, Member # 155751
CPCP Certified
NYS License # 173368
Permanent Make up Society, Member
Special Training:
Advanced Permanent Make Up Techniques
Brows Hairstroke Master Class (Belinda Hayle)
Brows Hairstroke and Advanced Techniques, workshop (Karen Betts)
Scar Camouflage, workshop (Val Glover-Havan, April Meese)
Micro Needling Basic Course (Dr. Lance Setterfeild)
Brow Artist, Brow Artists International *pending
Camouflage, workshop (Lanette Scherr)
Lips, workshop (Jeanee Lusby)
3d Microstroke Brows, workshop (Daria Chuprys)
SPCP Train the Trainer (pending April 2016)
For more information about her training courses please visit www.TeachMePMU.com
www.Facebook.com/teachmepmu
www.Instagram.com/teachmepmu
www.Facebook.com/PMUByAngela
www.Instagram.com/PMUByAngela
