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Not Happy with Your Old PMU?
- Faded, uneven, or greyish brows?
- Lip color too dark, red or unnatural?
- Thinking of “fixing it” with another layer?
Thinking About Fixing Bad PMU?
Here's What You Should Know First
Why Covering It Up Isn’t the Best Solution
Adding pigment on top of old PMU often leads to:
- Oversaturated color
- Blurred shape
- Difficult or impossible removal in the future
The Truth About Cover-Ups
It’s common to want a quick fix — just “correct” old brows or lip color with a new procedure.
But here’s the problem:
👉 Layering new pigment over old doesn’t make it better.
It makes it worse.
But here’s the problem:
👉 Layering new pigment over old doesn’t make it better.
It makes it worse.
Why Covering Up Is Risky
When you add pigment on top of existing permanent makeup:
- It gets darker and denser
- The shape may become muddy and hard to define
- Future removal becomes more difficult and costly
The Smart Alternative: Safe Removal First
Before doing new brows, lips, or eyeliner, I recommend:
- Evaluating the old pigment: is it faded, cool-toned, or poorly placed?
- Removing it (if needed), using safe, proven methods
- Then creating a fresh, clean result on a healthy skin base
How I Remove Old PMU
I offer two professional removal methods:
I offer two professional removal methods:
- Laser removal — ideal for most dark/red tones
- Rejuvi remover — perfect for colors laser can’t treat (beige, light, green)