Even if you are a model of delicacy in all circumstances and with every person, remember: when working with another generation, you should show a little more patience and tact.
Now let’s move directly to the process of micropigmentation of age-related skin. The speed and nature of age-related changes are determined by heredity (genetics), lifestyle, and environment. An important stage is menopause. Hormonal changes during this period affect not only the condition of the skin, but also the general state of a woman.
Obviously, delicacy is welcomed not only in handling, but also in dealing with the skin. The epidermis is thinner, less elastic. The skin loses elasticity and becomes covered in wrinkles. Decreased collagen leads to sagging skin. The law of gravity also pulls the tissue down.
Areas of permanent make-up: eyebrows, eyelids, lips – reflect many age-related changes: the eyebrows change shape, lose their density, the upper eyelids droop, and lips lose contour and color. So before you enthusiastically set about fixing it, remind yourself: age-retarded skin makes permanent makeup look brighter!
The main rule for permanent makeup on aging skin is softness and smoothness, both in shape and in strokes, lines and color transitions. And yes, a palette of natural shades. And here’s where it happens: the older the age, the harder it is to negotiate. Older ladies often want both a larger arrow and a burgundy lip. Try to sketch, pick up shades and explain to the client that your variant gives a woman a glossy look and emphasizes her beauty.
And not a dramatic drawing emphasizes the presence of not naturally bright lips or bent eyebrows on the face. If the client insists on his/her own, it is better to refuse: you should not be ashamed of your work.
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