Permanent makeup, or micropigmentation, provides a lasting way to enhance facial features without daily cosmetics. Its longevity varies based on pigment type, skin type, and lifestyle, typically lasting one to five years. The makeup fades naturally as skin cells renew and pigments break down, with lighter colors fading faster. Sun exposure and exfoliation, especially on areas like eyebrows, require more frequent touch-ups. Oily skin may cause faster fading, while drier skin may retain results longer. Lifestyle factors like sun exposure and sweating can also affect durability. Regular touch-ups help maintain appearance, and consulting a certified artist is vital for optimal results.
