Cosmetic Tattooing
This can also be called permanent cosmetics, permanent make-up, semi-permanent cosmetics and semi-permanent make-up and micropigmentation. It is a procedure that can mimic eyeliner, eyebrow pencil, lip liner, and lipstick and where minute particles of natural and synthetic iron oxide colour pigments are implanted a little more than 1mm below the skin's surface using a hand-piece which holds a sterile needle.
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