Have you ever wondered what people think of women putting on makeup in public?   Apparently two thirds of British women apply their usual makeup ritual as they commute to work.  This may be a subject of fascination to males who are sitting beside them but the people I have talked with believe it falls short of good etiquette!   In fact it really irks some men,  partners for example.

None of this may matter to you ladies but I can say that it is less trouble, and less embarrassing if you don’t have to reapply your makeup in public, especially whilst dining!  It’s also a whole lot more fun when your makeup stays on your face in these situations and more (smile).

This is why there’s been a mighty upsurge of popularity with cosmetic tattoo, or micro pigmentation as it is uncommonly called.   Tattoo makeup does fade though, having so much exposure so you need to look after it.   I always tell my clients this, and nowadays cosmetic tattoo pigments are more soft and subtle than ever.   Lighter colours fade fastest, but no one minds a re-vamp every year or eighteen months or so to have those tattooed hair-strokes look special.

One can have the most minimal semi-permanent makeup applied and jazz it up for nights out.   Personally, I love weekends away where I just wisp on mascara and blush. It takes less than a minute!

Call for a chat about minimal makeup tattoo or much more.

Cheers and happy March.

Janey