What is Semi-Permanent Freckles & Beauty

Marks?

Semi-permanent freckles and beauty marks are a cosmetic tattooing technique that enhances natural beauty by adding soft, natural-looking freckles or strategically placed beauty marks.

This method is designed to mimic naturally sun-kissed skin or iconic beauty spots, providing a youthful and effortless glow.

Unlike permanent tattoos, the pigments used in this procedure are designed to fade gradually over time, blending seamlessly with the skin for a realistic effect.

Why Get Semi-Permanent Freckles & Beauty

Marks?

✅ Freckles - Adds a playful, youthful, and sun-kissed look to the face or body.

✅ Beauty Marks - Creates classic, elegant beauty spots in areas like the cheeks, above the lips, or near the eyes.

✅ Custom Placement & Density - Can be subtle or bold, depending on personal preference.

✅ Natural-Looking & Long-Lasting - The pigment fades naturally over 1-3 years, giving a soft, effortless appearance

Who Is This Procedure Best For?

✔️ Those who want to enhance or define their natural freckles.

✔️Those who love the sun-kissed aesthetic but want a long-lasting result.

✔️ Anyone looking for a timeless beauty mark for a signature look.

✔️ Those who want to balance facial features or highlight certain areas.

Healing Process

• Day 1-2: Freckles/beauty marks appear slightly darker than the final result.
• Day 3-5: Light peeling or fading may occur.
• Day 6-10: The pigment softens and blends naturally into the skin.
• After 4 weeks: The final, natural-looking result is fully visible.
• A touch-up is recommending after 6-8 weeks for any adjustment's

Aftercare Instructions

✅ Avoid water exposure on the treated area for 24-48 hours.

✅ Do not rub or scratch the freckles/beauty marks.

✅ Avoid sun exposure, saunas, and intense workouts for 7-10 days.

✅ Apply sunscreen daily to prolong the longevity of the pigment.

✅ Use gentle skincare to prevent premature fading

How Long Does It Last?

• Soft & Light Freckles: 1-2 years.
• Bold Beauty Marks: 2-3 years.
• Fading depends on skin type, sun exposure, and lifestyle.

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