Permanent make up is it worth it?

thinking about getting the eyebrows done, i have a friend whos eyes were messed up. Anyone good experiences bad experiences?Permanent make up is it worth it?
I would never, ever get permanent make-up. And I suggest the same for you. Make-up is one of the most easy, fun ways to change and play with your look. Styles change so frequently and even your personal tastes change from time to time. What you like now, you may find to look ridiculous in just a few short years. I think you'd regret it.Permanent make up is it worth it?
absolutely not! what if makeup goes out of style? then you're out of luck..
My mother-in-law got her eybrows and eye liner done.


It did't look very good and it still faded.





She regretted it.
I know someone who got tattooed eyeliner and REALLY regrets it. It looks so fake and she can never get her ';natural'; look back ever again.
It is not worth it. permanent make up it just... ...permanent. youll want different styles later on and youll regret it knowing that what you have wont go away. you probably might like something real other than fake.
Its up to you, but you have to make sure that you get something that you can live with for a LONG time. Possibly the rest of your life. Styles change often. Get a ';normal'; eyebrow tattoo and you'll be fine. Just don't get really high arches or super thin eyebrows because you may not always like that style. Then again, you may not always like the 'normal' look. Good luck in whatever you choose. I have a few tattoos, but none of the ';permanent make-up'; stuff.
noooooooooo never it looks fake xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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What looks good at 20 might still look good at 30, but fashions in make up change, and what is OK in 2007 might look ridiculous in 2037. Also people in their fifties and sixties and beyond need subtler make-up. When I was young I used to wear Cleopatra style eyeliner and bright blue eyeshadow, and although I didn't pluck my eyebrows to a surprised arch, it was quite a popular look. Then later there was the natural look, then the Gothic and punk looks and glamour looks, and quite honestly I would look horrendous now with all that.





So remember, permanent does mean until you die, which could mean a hundred, judging by the advances in medicine.


Jerry Hall and Jane Fonda are only half-way there.