MICROBLADING COURSE

"EYEBROWS HAIR BY HAIR"

INTEGRAL WELFARE SERVICES

Nestor Eduardo Castillo T.
2014
INTRODUCTION

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A neat, slightly arched eyebrow gives a more youthful appearance to the face. Some
say it is best to keep its original shape because it is the perfect shape. However,
there are those who change their natural arch by adopting other shapes, sometimes
with excellent results and sometimes the opposite.

The technique used to make them is dermopigmentation, which is basically the

coloring of the skin.

Dermopigmentation is a subepidermal technique. This means that it does not reach

the deepest layer of the skin (the dermis) and that is why it is semi-permanent; it
does not last for life, but after a few years the process has to be redone.

Microblading is the latest technique within the semi-permanent makeup industry in

the creation of hair by hair or Shadow eyebrow line design, a method that is easy to
perform, fast healing and much more natural looking due to the fact that it is
performed with disposable needle tebori and inorganic pigments.It is easy to
perform, fast healing and much more natural looking because it is done with
disposable needle tebori and inorganic pigments.

1.1 THE EYEBROW AND ITS FUNCTION

The eyebrow is the hairy area located approximately 2 cm above the eye on the
human face, above the eye socket.

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The eyebrow serves to protect the eye from sweat (or rain) flowing down the face or
from strong solar radiation and, in general, from external aggressions such as dust
or sand, also supporting the function of the eyelashes.
Eyebrows also show gestures. By furrowing the eyebrows to show impression or
possible aggression, at other times it may denote surprise, amazement, attention or
fear.

The color of the eyebrow is usually similar to the color of the hair on the head. In
exceptional cases light-haired people have shiny eyebrows.

Eyebrows not only tell us personal characteristics but also offer us a clue about the
state of health during the course of a person's life.

Traditionally, in Japan, eyebrows were considered more or less the same as the life
line of the palm of the hand and were believed to reveal the length and quality of a
person's life.

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1.2 HISTORY OF EYEBROW PIGMENTATION
Traditional tattooing, whether achieved by primitive or modern techniques, is also an
ancient practice that accompanies or replaces clothing and is characterized by a
symbolic or virtual use. The practice, which is widespread and perfected in the
modern world, covers very diverse functions and its uses are very broad, but unlike
cosmetic tattooing, the purpose of traditional tattooing is not to restore, correct
defects, model the face or simplify the usual makeup.

Many theories have arisen as to how man realized that certain dyes in nature could
be assimilated into his wounded skin.

As the injury healed, he noticed that his scar had been permanently painted over.
Eventually he discovered that the chromatic substances were diverse.

Perhaps the black with which it was first painted was charcoal or smeared smeared
to stop a hemorrhage, probably certain mineral or vegetable extracts with attractive
colors were the precursors of pigments. Finally, as a consequence of these
observations, he started the art of decorating the skin at will, giving birth to tattooing.

Since ancient times, women used to attach great

importance to the care and make-up of their eyebrows,
the Egyptians used to shave them and then draw them.

The Egyptians shaved their eyebrows when a cat died, as

they considered it sacred and it was the way in which
families showed their mourning.

The cosmetological appropriation of tattooing is a relatively recent phenomenon,

compared to the use of cosmetic makeup. Around 1900, the practice of tattooing
was applied to improve the appearance of those who, due to illnesses or

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accidents, had lost eyebrows, had blotchy, depigmented or burned skin, or wanted to
hide scars. These uses of cosmetic tattooing began to be documented around 1920,
when the use of the resource is also recorded for the following purposes
delineate eyelids y
eyebrows

In the 1920's eyebrows were plucked completely and made

up thin and arched.

Almost similar in the 30's and 40's, with some variations on the thickness.

In the 50's the eyebrows changed completely and they were used
thicker and thicker, the arch and the makeup was more marked.

In the 60's and 70's, eyebrows decreased in thickness, but they

were also the protagonists of makeup.

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In the eighties eyebrows were left almost natural
following the trend of Hollywood movie actresses of that
decade and pop music singers.

We see a lot of mistakes on the street when it comes to

In the 90's, although the
style was almost natural, a
lot of care was taken to
ensure that they looked
neat and delicately made
up.

Today there is a
preoccupation with
eyebrows,
eyebrow waxing and make-up.
1.3 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TATTOOING,
MICROPIGMENTATION AND MICROBLADING
Tattooing is a practice by which a permanent mark or drawing is made on the skin. To do this,
insoluble pigments are introduced into the skin with very fine needles, making multiple incisions in
the area of the body where the tattoo is performed. Micropigmentation is another similar type of
practice but consists of injecting intradermal coloring products especially for aesthetic purposes
(contour of eyebrows, lips, eyelids, etc.).

By means of the micropigmentation technique, also called medical dermography, we place the
pigments in a very precise way in the epidermis, so that the continuous desquamation of this layer
means that the result is not lasting for life.

The microblading procedure disappears within 1 year, Dermography disappears after 1-3 years.
Tattoos, on the other hand, place the ink less precisely in the dermis, so the results are permanent
for life and cannot be removed without damaging the skin and leaving a scar.

TATTOOING DERMOGRAPHY MICROBLADING

Its purpose is decorative or Its purpose is corrective and Its purpose is corrective and
for personal expression beautifying. beautifying.

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Implantation in the dermis Implantation occurs in the deep Implantation occurs in the deep
layers of the epidermis. layers of the epidermis.

Increased traumatization There is less traumatization There is less traumatization

Heavy machinery The dermograph is lighter Tebori is a feather

Pigments with larger particle Pigments contain smaller particles Pigments contain smaller
size particles

Vivid shades The shades are more natural The shades are more natural
colors colors

Color changes to matte tones Color degradation occurs with Color degradation occurs with
time time

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MODULE 2

2.1 PHYSIOLOGY OF THE SKIN

The skin is the largest organ of the human body. In humans, it occupies approximately 2 m², and its
thickness varies between 0.5 mm (in the eyelids) and 4 mm (in the heel). Its approximate weight is
5 kg. It acts as a protective barrier that isolates the organism from the surrounding environment,
protecting it and helping to maintain its structures intact, while acting as a communication system
with the environment, and this varies in each species. Anatomically, the standard measurements
within the human skin are taken as a reference. It is also known as the integumentary system.

2.2 SKIN LAYERS

Depending on the different parts of the
body, it may vary in thickness, color
and the presence of hair and glands.
The skin is made up of three
successive layers: the epidermis the
most
The superficial dermis, the dermis, and
the hypodermis are the deepest.

2.2.1 EPIDERMIS

The visible outer part of the skin (epidermis) consists of a layer made up mainly of so-called
keratinocytes (dead cells). This layer is continuously replaced by desquamation and replication. In
the lower cell, new keratinocytes are regularly formed, which reach the surface after 30 days,
harden progressively and finally fall off as dead scales.

At its thickest point, such as on the soles of the feet, the epidermis can be up to two millimeters
thick. The average thickness, however, is 0.05 millimeters.

MELANOCYTES
Melanocytes are the cells responsible for the production of melanin, the substance that gives color
to the skin, which is found in 13% of the skin.

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LANGERHANS CELLS
Langerhans cells are 4% in the epidermis and participate in cutaneous immune responses and
migrate from the skin to the lymph nodes.
The cells of the epidermis are distributed in 5 layers or strata.

Horny layer: the most superficial layer of the epidermis is made up of dead, flat, thin, squamous
cells that are continuously shed and replaced by others. The cytoplasm of these cells has been
replaced by a hydrophobic protein, keratin. The junctions between the cells (desmosomes) are
reinforced so that this layer is highly resistant to erosion. The process by which the deeper cells of
the epidermis fill with keratin and move towards the surface of the skin is called keratinization. In
some diseases, the keratinization process increases abnormally, producing hyperkeratosis,
characterized by thick, inelastic skin that cracks easily.
Stratum lucidum: the keratinocytes of the stratum lucidum are diaphanous and are grouped
together. They lack a nucleus and the cytoplasm is filled with a gelatinous substance, eleidin, which
will transform into keratin. Eleidin is very rich in lipoproteins and has the function of preventing the
entry or exit of water.

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Stratum granulosum: the keratinization process begins in this layer. The cells contain intensely
staining granules filled with a substance called keratohyalin, which is necessary for the production
of keratin. The cells are distributed in two to four layers, and as they have begun to degenerate,
high concentrations of lysosomal enzymes are observed in the cytoplasm, with the nucleus
occasionally missing.

Stratum spinosum: consists of 8 to 10 layers of irregularly shaped cells with very prominent
intercellular bridges (desmosomes). The cells of this layer are rich in DNA, which is necessary for
the protein synthesis that will result in the production of keratin. Some authors call this stratum the
Malpigio layer.

Stratum basale: it is a monolayer of cylindrical cells, being these cells the only ones that undergo
mitosis. It is sometimes referred to as the stratum germinativum. As new cells are formed, the first
cells migrate or move to the upper layers of the epidermis until they are shed at the skin surface.

2.2.2 DERMIS

The dermis is a connective tissue located between the epidermis and the hypodermis. It is
composed of a gel in which fibroblasts, collagen fibers, elastin fibers and other structure molecules
are bathed. The thickness of the dermis increases during childhood and adolescence, then remains
stable and decreases after the age of 50. The dermis has 2 layers: the superficial dermis and the
deep dermis. The dermis is highly vascularized and, in addition to its role in the
as a support (provided by collagen and
elastin fibers), plays an important
nourishing role. It is also involved in
thermoregulation, healing and waste
elimination (through urea-containing
sweat).

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2.2.3 The hypodermis forms the thickest layer of the skin and is
HYPODERMIS connected to the dermis by elastin and collagen fibers. It
consists mainly of cells called adipocytes, specialized in the
production and storage of fats. These fatty bodies are
necessary for the proper functioning of each skin cell since,
when degraded, they produce vital energy.

The adipocytes together constitute a flexible and deformable

support tissue that has "cushioning" properties against
shocks, a real "mattress" for the skin. These cells also play an
insulating role and thus participate in the thermoregulation of
the skin.

Adipocytes: components of the hypodermis

Adipocytes are very large cells. A true energy reserve,

adipocytes are capable of storing fats in the form of
triglycerides in vacuoles. In addition to this energetic function,
these cells participate in the production of some hormones
(estrogen) and in the synthesis of molecules involved in the
inflammatory reaction. There are 2 varieties of adipocytes:

White adipocytes represent 15 to 20% of a person's weight and are considered one of the body's
major energy reserves.

Brown adipocytes present in large numbers in hibernating animals and newborns. During childbirth,
they enable babies in particular to adapt to the sudden change in temperature (maternal womb at
37°C, external environment at 20°C).

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2.3 FUNCTIONS OF THE SKIN

2.3.1 RELATIONSHIP
FUNCTION
The skin is an important organ for our organism, since it
covers our body and mediates with the environment by means
of nerve endings.

Needle penetration and skin stretching in the working area

stimulate pain receptors.

Metabolic function is also present in the skin. Vitamin D is

synthesized by the skin for the metabolism to function
properly.

2.3.1 THERMOREGULATION FUNCTION

Blood vessels and sweat glands are involved in temperature regulation. The cold causes the blood
vessels to close, preventing heat loss. Conversely, when the temperature rises, the vessels open
to allow heat loss through the skin.

In micropigmentation it is normal for vasodilatation to occur in response to the tension generated by

the procedure.

2.3.2 METABOLIC FUNCTION

Metabolic function is also present in the skin. Vitamin D is synthesized by the skin for the
metabolism to function properly.

2.3.3 EXCRETORY FUNCTION

Through the sweat glands, the skin expels liquid substances that are no longer needed by the
body. Excretion of excess sodium chloride, ingested toxic substances (such as excess alcohol or
residues of certain medications)

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2.3.4 PROTECTIVE FUNCTION

If a foreign substance such as pigment enters the body and reaches the dermis, the skin has a
defense mechanism to try to cause its elimination.

Causing pigment degradation making micropigmentation a long lasting but not definitive technique.

2.4 ALERGY

Allergy is a defense reaction of the organism against external substances that enter the body.
These substances can enter through the digestive tract
(food, drugs), through the respiratory tract (inhalants),
absorbed through the skin (contactants), or through the skin
(injections, stings). The body's immune system recognizes
these substances as foreign and attempts to neutralize them.
People without allergy also recognize them as foreign, but
their organism neutralizes them without harming itself,
through mechanisms called tolerance. Allergy sufferers try to
neutralize them by mechanisms that become harmful against
their own organism, and cause allergy symptoms.

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2.5 SKIN ADNEXA

2.5.1 HAIR FOLLICLE

The skin is covered with hairs. Hairs are keratin filaments that are attached to sulfur bridges. The
hair grows 0.4 mm. per day and has 3 phases: activation and growth, rest, death and fall. That
which covers the head is called hair; and that which covers the rest of the body is called vellus hair.
Each hair originates from a structure deep in the skin, which is the PILOSUM FOLLICLE.

2.5.2 SEBACEOUS GLANDS:

They are exocrine glands, whose secretion product is a greasy substance called sebum, which
lubricates the hairs and the skin surface and makes them supple. They are rooted and commonly
lead to a hair follicle.

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2.5.3 THE SKIN OF THE EYEBROWS

This is a normal skin and its pigmentation is easy and its main characteristic is the presence of
numerous pilosebaceous follicles.

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2.6 SKIN PIGMENTATION
The type, amount and distribution of melanin pigment plays an important role in the appearance of
human skin color, determining whether some people are lighter or darker.

The process of melanin synthesis starts with an

amino acid, tyrosine, in cells called melanocytes,
present in the outermost layer of the skin, the
epidermis.

The protective function of melanin is the most

important, but it is not sufficient in people with fair
skin, intense sun exposure, nor does it protect
against the effects of ultraviolet A, such as aging.

Radiation UVB of the sunshine enhance

the
pigmentation of the skin increasing
melanin production and
resulting in the desired tan.

Type
Melanins are found in all individuals forming complex combinations that give rise to the many
shades of skin color. There are two types of melanins:
• Eumelanins. Brown or black in color, they contain sulfur and provide dark colorations.
• Pheomelanins. Yellow or red-brownish pigments that integrate a higher proportion of sulfur
than the previous ones. They are responsible for light colorations.

2.6.1 SKIN PHOTOTYPES

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The phototype is the ability of each person to adapt to the sun from birth, that is, the set of
characteristics that determine whether a skin tans or not, and how and to what degree it does so.
The lower this capacity, the less the effects of solar radiation on the skin will be counteracted.
Visual determination
This is the observation of skin color on the parts of the skin that are unexposed or minimally
exposed to the sun (the lower legs - just above the ankles - behind the knee or the inner forearm).
The exposed skin of the face, neck or arms (or chest in the case of men) should not be used
because the color of these areas is altered by repeated and prolonged photoexposure. Other
factors are also important, such as:
• Appearance of freckles in summer.
• Epidermal color in winter: milky or white.
• Gloss: matte or slightly opaque.
• Color acquired by tanning: golden, golden-brown, brown (in its different shades).
• Appearance of erythema (redness) after immediate exposure to the sun (less than 10 min).
• Presence of erythema 21 days after exposure.
To determine the degree of activation of the skin's photoprotective mechanisms (pigment formation
and thickening of the stratum corneum, which require 2-4 weeks to develop).

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 • Genetic history.
• Age.
• Number of previous severe sunburns.
• Possibility of photosensitization by certain foods, drugs and cosmetics, among other
possible causative agents.

2.6.1.1 Phototype I

Individuals with very fair skin, blue eyes, red hair, never
pigmented and with freckles on the skin. Its skin, usually not
exposed to sunlight, is milky-white in color.

Those with this phototype should use an SPF (sun protection

factor) 65, as their skin type requires very high protection.

2.6.1.2 Phototype II

Burns easily
and intensely, pigments Individuals with fair skin,
blond hair, slightly blue eyes and noticeable
flaking and freckles, whose skin, which is not
usually exposed to the sun, is white.

For them, the indicated SPF would be between

45 and 35. When exposed to the sun, their skin
may become inflamed, reddened and peel.

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2.6.1.3 Phototype Moderate burning and pigmentation Caucasian (European) races with
III white skin that is not regularly exposed to the sun.

They should use sun protection factor between 40 and 30 because they
burn easily and have slight pigmentation.

Rarely burns, pigments easily Brown-skinned individuals (Amerindian,

and intensity (Hindustani, Arab and Hispanic) of immediate pigmentation
(always reacts immediately)
2.6.1.4 Phototype
IV

Burns moderately or minimally and pigments Individuals with

brown or slightly brown skin quite easily and immediately to
brownish, with dark hair and eyes (Mediterranean, sun-
exposed Mongoloids, Orientals)

For them the SPF should be between 20 and 25.

2.6.1.5 Phototype
They
V pigment easily and should use SPF 15.

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2.6.1.5 Phototype Never burns and pigments intensely Black breeds (always show immediate
VI pigmentation reaction)

While the SPF they need is moderate, they also need to protect their skin.
For them, an SPF 8 or 10 is recommended.

2.7 SKIN REACTION TO MICROPIGMENTATION

In this treatment the skin goes through four distinct and completely normal
phases:

2.7.1 INFLAMMATION

The first of these is the inflammation phase, which is logical considering that the pigments are
deposited on the skin by the repeated penetration of a series of very fine needles connected to the
dermograph which causes a slight back-and-forth movement.

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2.7.2 HEALING

The second phase is the healing phase. It occurs during the 4 or 5 days following the
micropigmentation and causes the formation of a small superficial crust that gives the impression
that the color of the treated area is darker than it will actually be.

2.7.3 REGENERATION

Around the tenth day, the regeneration phase begins. It is in this phase that the epidermis begins to
repair itself, the collagen of the dermis is remodeled, and the pigment granules are redistributed,
eliminating those that have remained in the most superficial layers of the epidermis. During this
phase the color becomes lighter, obtaining the expected tone, due to the loss of the crust and
pigment accumulated in the most superficial layers of the epidermis and that is lost when the cells
are renewed.

In the final phase the dermis recovers its natural state, and the pigment particles begin to distribute
around the capillaries and collagen fibers of the skin.

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MODULE 3
3.1 HEALTH AND SAFETY

3.1.1 SECURITY MEASURES FOR EQUIPMENT AND ACCESS

Periodically cleaning microblading pens

Clean and disinfect containers, magnifying glasses, furniture, etc., before and after each use, with
the appropriate products in each case.

Frequent use of disposable linen

Sterilize any element in contact with the skin by immersing it in a 2% glutaraldehyde solution.

3.1.2 CUSTOMER SECURITY MEASURES

Verify by means of a previous diagnosis that the person does not present any contraindication that
would discourage the application of micropigmentation.
To define the treatment protocol according to the specific characteristics, needs and sensitivity of
each person.

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Explain at all times to the client the sensations he/she will feel, maintaining verbal contact during
the treatment time.

Note the results and sensations in the treatment record for later retouching.

Never forget that we work on healthy people and in case of any doubt proceed to apply any
technique without prior professional consultation.

3.1.3 SECURITY MEASURES WITH RESPECT TO THE PREMISES

There is a specific regulation for Micropigmentation in which the following biosafety standards are
regulated and oblige to:

Separate areas for cabin linen storage

Having enough space to work comfortably

The premises shall be equipped with fire extinguishers.

Maintain maximum hygienic measures

Toxic, flammable or corrosive products must be identified and kept away from heat sources.

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3.2 CLEANING, DISINFECTION AND STERILIZATION PROCESSES
Bacteria, fungi, viruses

Staphylococci and streptococci are bacteria that survive in the skin flora. In situations of wounds
that reach deep tissue levels, they tend to colonize the affected area causing infection. The most
frequent infections are acne, impetigo and folliculitis.

Another condition that commonly afflicts the skin is mycosis. Caused by dermatophyte fungi
containing keratinase, an enzyme that destroys keratin and produces dead tissue, mycosis is
infected by contact with any animal, person or object containing the fungus. In the case of viruses,
we can identify disorders such as warts, which are highly contagious and unsightly, and herpes
simplex, which causes lesions to sprout on the corners of the lips or even inside the oral cavity in
the form of so-called cold sores.

LAUNDR DISINFECTION STERILIZATION

Y

Water + soap Hypochlorite + water Glutaraldehyde

min) 2%.
(30 min) (12 hours)

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 Rinse with plenty of water Preparation:
and brush
900 ml (water) + 100 ml
(hypochlorite)

3. Dry instruments
3. Dry instruments (preferably steam drying).
(preferably steam drying).

PLASTIC AND METAL PLASTIC AND METAL METAL ONLY

3.3 TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION AND CUSTOMER INFORMATION

The technical information provided to the

patient or user of micropigmentation can
contribute to a better development of the
process and influence the quality of the
service.

It is of great importance that the first

contact between the patient and the
micropigmentator takes place in an
atmosphere of cordiality, in which a
relationship of trust is established
between the patient and the professional
and vice versa.

3.3.1 TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION AND CUSTOMER INFORMATION

The technical information provided to the patient or user of micropigmentation can

contribute to a better development of the process and influence the quality of the service.
It is of great importance that the first contact between the patient and the micropigmentator
takes place in a cordial atmosphere, in which a relationship of trust is established between
the patient and the professional and vice versa.

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Likewise, before performing the micropigmentation treatment, an anamnesis is made
because there are contraindications and cases in which the treatment cannot be performed.

6.2 CONTRAINDICATIONS

Absolutes
• Allergic reaction to pigments
• Keloids (in the area to be micropigmented)
• Keloid tendency (even if there are no keloids in the area)
• Moles (in the area to be micropigmented)
• angiomas (in the area to be micropigmented)
• Hemophilia
• Medication with anticoagulants
• Non-stabilized scars (until total regeneration has occurred).
With medical supervision
• Diabetes
• HIV
• Hepatitis
• Medical heart disease with anticoagulants
• Infectious diseases
• Unstabilized psychic illnesses
• Any type of illness or injury of which we do not know the consequences.
• Allergic reaction to pigments
• Keloids (in the area to be micropigmented)
• Keloid tendency (even if there are no keloids in the area)
• Moles (in the area to be micro pigmented)
• angiomas (in the area to be micro pigmented)
• Hemophilia
• Medication with anticoagulants
• Non-stabilized scars (until total regeneration has occurred).

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Related

• Menstruation: do not apply on the most sensitive days to avoid maximum

discomfort.
• Local dermatitis
• Epilepsy (under medical supervision)
• Pregnancy
• Herpes
• Local Infections
• Immune weakness : may be due to medication, cortisone, etc.
antibiotics, flu until the organism has not recovered.
• Cancer: never when undergoing treatment can be performed before to avoid
complications caused by the decrease of defenses.
• Plastic surgery interventions after 6 months and 1 year
• Lip infiltrations

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 First and Last Names ( Date: / / |
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Address Profession Birthday
Cellular Tel. RH EPS

E-mail address___________________________________________________________ .
PROCEDURE : FIRST TIME [
CEJAS o LIGHTING _________________ O CORRECTION
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Triangular Inv. Deep-set Straight O Thick

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Dermograph Needle Pigment Brand O Foursquare O Mature Descending O Prominence O
Microblanlingí 1 Needle Pigment Brand O Round O Prominent O Linear O Linear Prominence
O Hexagonal Torn

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I agree with the application of pigminet on my
with the skin pigmentation method
By signing this agreement, I consent to the application of pigment to the area(s) described above by a certified micropigmentation professional. I understand that there are risks associated with
the skin. In addition, I understand that as part of the procedure, irritation, pain, itching . discomfort and inflammation caused by the repetitive penetration of the needles developing serous exudate,
so in frequent cases there is bruising in the treated areas.
I have been informed that a scab will form on the area as part of the healing process and I agree that if I experience any irregularities, I will contact the certified micropigmentation practitioner and
consult a physician on my own. I understand that although the certified micropigmentation practitioner will perform the dermal pigmentation technique using proper technique, the instruments,
cleaning products, adhesive pigments, removers used in the procedure may irritate my eyes and may require medical attention and follow-up.
I understand and agree to the care instructions provided by the certified micropigmentation professional for the use and care of the pigment. I am aware and agree that failure to follow these
instructions may cause the pigment to fall out and be damaged, the duration of the procedure is 90 - 150 minutes. This agreement shall remain in effect for this procedure and all future
procedures performed by the micropigmentation practitioner. I have read in English and understand that this consent agreement is legal and binding. I have read and understand all the
information contained in this agreement.
I am over 18 years of age and consent to the agreement and treatment. I release my professional technician, Integral Wellness Services from all liability and associated with this procedure, which
is performed with the utmost attention to safety and proper application, using the tools and products that the technician has been professionally trained to use. I understand the care instructions
and will do my part to protect against humidity, weather conditions and activities involving exposure to high temperatures. The warranty applies only within 3 months the following week after
application.
By signing below, I verify that I have read and understand the above statements and agree to them, as well as I agree to the following instructions for the maintenance of my micropigmentation.
Do not allow water to fall directly. do not use cosmetic products or make-up
Do not get the treated area wet for 72 hours after the application Avoid the slightest contact with water, schedule and attend the retouching every month, six months and then every year if the
month following the procedure I do not communicate it will be understood that the work is completed and I am satisfied with the final result.

________________________________________________________________Date______/ /______
Signature
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Professional's signature
Permission is granted to take photos of my eyes or face before and after the procedure which may be used for marketing purposes (website, brochures, business cards, salon or class, etc.).

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 ________________________________________________________________Date______/ /______

ANNEX 2 INFORMED CONSENT FORM

INFORMED CONSENT DOCUMENT TO PERFORM MICROBLADING

NO._________________HISTORY_____________

Mr./Mrs. ______________(Patient) of_______________years of age. With address at_____________y

_____________________ Id.____________________________As legal representative. From I DECLARE
That the technician (name of the micropigmenter) has explained to me
The objective of the technique is to make a drawing under the eyebrows. It is performed by piercing the skin and
injecting pigments. Both pigments and single-use disposable materials used in (NAME OF ESTABLISHMENT)
2.- Before starting the treatment, during and once the treatment is finished, a photograph of the treated area
shall be taken, which may be used for didactic or scientific purposes. 3.- It is a bellicose practice of the
epidermis, in which wounds can be produced and therefore, minor risks are run. 4.- If you have any type of skin
disease, allergies, coagulation problems, allergies etc. .... it is necessary that before having micropigmentation
done consult with medical professionals. No However, before from proceed to
the
micropigmentation will be carried out an allergy test. 5.- I am
warned that then from the
micropigmentation I need the area to be clean, moisturized and disinfected at all times. The specialist

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will recommend the product to be applied. As well as warns me against direct exposure to sunlight or U.V.A.
rays. until the technician deems it appropriate or until the wound is completely healed. In case of sun exposure,
the entire area should be covered with total sunscreen products. No depigmenting, peeling, glycolic or facial
treatment can be done during the healing period. The treatment does not require any type of post-treatment
anesthetic since the discomfort is minimal, only a topical anesthetic will be used at the time of treatment. The
areas to be treated are the eyebrows, this includes the allergy test, the intervention and the subsequent
retouching after one month. I am aware that there is individual variability in the response to any treatment and I
understand that despite the proper choice of treatment and its correct performance, unwanted effects may
occur, such as swelling, redness, itching, flaking or blisters in the following days. However, all these effects are
mild and short-lived. 8.- I understood the explanations given to me in clear and simple language, and the doctor
who attended me allowed me to make all the observations and clarified all the doubts I had. I hereby declare
that I am satisfied with the information received and that I accept the aesthetic and physical treatment that will
be prescribed after the treatment and I acknowledge that if not, it may affect the final result of the treatment. And
in such conditions, I AGREE to undergo MICROPIGMENTATION TREATMENT IN (CITY). on (DATE) of
(MONTH) of (YEAR)
SIGNATURE The patient
MICROPIGMETER C.C.
3.4 PRE- AND POST-CARE NO:

3.4.1 BEFORE THE PROCEDURE:

• Consult your physician about whether you have any contraindications.

• Avoid any kind of stimulant: coffee, tea, coca-cola, etc...

• Avoid aspirin, alcohol or any vasodilator 24 hours prior to the meal

• It is convenient to come to the session having eaten shrimp. - Do not perform the
treatment on the days before menstruation.

3.4.2 AFTER THE PROCEDURE:

• Place cold packs on the eyebrows 2 to 3 hours after the procedure.

• Do not wear make-up for one week.

• Apply vitamin A and D three times a day.

• Avoiding the gym for the first few days

• Avoid humid areas such as sauna or Jacuzzi.

• Avoid exposure to the sun.

• No smoking, alcohol and foods containing carotenes

• The first night, apply cold to the pigmented area with a disposable glove and ice.

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• Wipe the area with a clean cotton swab soaked in cold chamomile tea.

• Avoid cleansers, creams or make-up on the traumatized area for at least one week.

• Safe products that promote healing can be used.

• Avoid sun exposure for at least one week.

• Do not rub or scratch the micropigmented area during the healing process.

• Once the work is consolidated (1 month later), for an optimal maintenance of the
work, it is advisable to protect it from any type of overexposure to solar radiation,
UVA, laser, etc., and to avoid deep exfoliation treatments in the area (AHA, abrasive
peelings, laser).

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Food Carotene content (in
micrograms)
Carrot 8731
Turnip greens 8000

Curly cabbage 5200

Watercress 4900

Spinach 3535
Red bell pepper 2814

Chard 2010
Apricot 1618
Tomato 1302

Lettuce 1122

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MODULE 4
4.1 MORPHOLOGY AND DESIGN
Morphology: The study of the external form of human beings and their features. Study of the
face and its proportions.
The facial structure of each person is determined by the position, shape and prominence of
their bones, taking into account lines, profile, nose and forehead.

There are several measures to facilitate the work of the artist, who will always keep in mind
that he is working on asymmetrical faces and that perfect symmetry does not exist; he will
stick to a visual harmony achieved with a properly studied and personalized design for each
face.

Dramatic Thin Dramatic Natural Dramatic I h ick

Glamnorous Natural Glamnorous Thick

Glamorous
Thin

Sophisticated Thin Sophisticated Natural Sophisticated Thiel

Seductive Seductive Natural Seductive

Thin Thick

Exotic Thin Exotic Natural Exotic Thick

Altractive Th n Altractive Natural Altractive Thick

Mysterious Thin Mysterious Natural Mysterious Thick

Sexy Thin Sexy Natural Sexy Thin

4.2.8 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EYEBROWS

FORM

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The shape of the eyebrows is very important because they mark the face. For example, if it
is straight or angular, it marks a strong and strong character; if it is rounded, it softens the
features and sweetens the look. Here we look for what is most flattering to the face without
following an ideal. A bad use of hair removal techniques can affect in a considerable way
the expression of the face, generating an expression of tiredness, sadness, etc.

EYEBROW MEASUREMENTS

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To take eyebrow measurements follow these steps:

A. Draw a line from the nose flap to the base of the forehead. This will give the starting
line of the eyebrow body.

B. Draw a vertical line

starting from the outer line of
the iris... This will give the
highest point of the eyebrow.

C. Draw another line from

the nose flap through
the outer corner of the
eye. This will give the
point of the end of the
eyebrow.

D. The space between the

eyebrow and the eyelid should be equal to the size of the iris superimposed on the
fixed eyelid with the eye open.
The different types of eyebrows can be classified according to certain parameters:

4.2.8.1 TYPES OF
EYEBROWS

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BY THEIR LINE : according to the line they present will be:

• Ascending: when the end of

the eyebrow is above the horizontal.

• Descending: when the end of

the eyebrow is below the horizontal.

Horizontal: when body and end part are in

the same horizontal plane.

BY THEIR SIZE: According to the length they have

Long: when their ends exceed the excess

measurements.

Short: When their ends do not reach

their measurements.

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BY THEIR SHAPE According to their shape they are classified as follows:

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 Rounded: When they have a curved shape

4.2.8.2 EYEBROW DESIGN

When performing eyebrow corrections we must take into account the eyes, the nose and
the facial oval.

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Point1 Principle of the eyebrow
Point2 The highest point of the upper eyebrow line.
Point3 End of eyebrow
Point4 Chosen on the basis of the bone structure, determines the width of the eyebrow.
Point5 The point where the bottom line changes direction.
Point6 The highest point of the lower eyebrow line.

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MODULE 5
PIGMENTS

A pigment is a coloring matter that is characterized by giving a specific shade (green,

yellow, red, etc.) but has the property of being insoluble in most common liquids (e.g.
water).

Pigments can be classified, according to their chemical composition, into two main groups:

a. Organics

b. Inorganic.

Organic pigments are those that contain carbon (C) in their chemical composition, while
inorganic pigments do not.

Apart from the carbon content of organic and inorganic pigments, the only difference in
behavior is that, generally, organic pigments have higher tinting strength (they color more)
and cleaner shades than their inorganic counterparts.

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The pigments we use on our skin must meet the following requirements:

• Non-toxic.
• Do not cause tissue irritation.
• Sterile in origin.
• No change in density.
• With particles larger than 6 microns, so that macrophages have more difficulty
in ingesting them and remain longer in the treated area.
• Low solubility (higher stability)

For the first application use soft tones to avoid mistakes as the skin modifies the color.

Do not use more than two pigments in mixtures (pigment plus neutralizer).

Do not mix beige or white with any other color, the molecules are larger and cause
color unevenness.

Do not use pure black for eyebrows as it turns blue in a few months.

It is not advisable to use pure brown on eyebrows as it tends to give reddish

reflections.

When applying black on the eye line, it is recommended to include orange concealer in
the mixture to prevent it from turning blue over time.

For eyebrow, lip or eye treatments, 5 drops of pigment is sufficient.

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 5.5 MOST COMMON COLORS IN MICROPIGMENTATION

The colors most commonly used in eyebrows are

• Warm or cool dark brown

• Brownbrown Warmor cold

• Brownchocolate

• Browncream

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5.1 COLOR

Objects have color because they reflect those of the solar spectrum or other light sources
and absorb the rest. If something looks white, it is because it is reflecting all the colors of
the spectrum.

The colors extracted from the earth or by laboratory synthesis are called pigment colors,
these are paints that are imitations of color.

They are in two

categories
Primary Colors

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Intermediate colors.

By mixing a primary and a secondary we obtain the so-called intermediate colors (I), which
as the name suggests are "in between" a primary color (P) and a secondary (S) or vice
versa. Another characteristic of these colors is that they are named after the colors
involved in their composition, first citing the primary color and then the secondary color:
yellow-green, blue-green, blue-violet, red-violet, red-orange and yellow-orange. These
intermediate colors coincide with the so-called tertiary colors.

Colors are classified according to their characteristics into three types:

WARM COLORS RED ORANGE YELLOW

COLD COLORS VIOLET BLUE GREEN
NEUTRAL COLORS COFFEE

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5.2 LAWS OF COLORMETRY IN DERMOPIGMENTATION

The study of the chromatic circle allows us to understand the characteristics of colors when
combined, this is called the laws of colorimetry.

First law of color

Cool colors dominate warm colors,

Example: If we combine blue and yellow in equal amounts we will get a color with a greater
tendency to blue than to green (slightly green blue) to obtain a green tone we have to vary
the proportions less blue and more yellow.

Second law of color

The colors in opposition to the chromatic circle are neutralized when combined, Example;
Blue neutralizes Orange
Red neutralizes Green
Yellow neutralizes Violet
The result of this color combination will always be brown (neutral).

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SUBTRACTIVE COLOR SYNTHESIS

The most common way of perceiving the colors of objects by our sense of sight is based on
the absorption or subtraction of a part of the frequencies of the electromagnetic spectrum
that make up white light.

The process of absorption of colors by the surface of the objects is called "absorption".
name of "subtractive synthesis". Subtractive synthesis is also
manifested when we mix the so-called "colors". secondary", is
i.e., cyan (blue
sky), magenta (pink) and yellow. It is very common to find the
acronym CMYK, abbreviation of the English words Cyan, Magenta,
Yellow and blacK (black) to refer to four-color printing technology,
i.e., four-color printing.

ADDITIVE COLOR SYNTHESIS

The superimposition of beams of light of the primary colors red,

green and blue to obtain another range and shades of different
colors is known as "additive synthesis".

Additive synthesis is created when we project and superimpose

three beams of light of the primary colors, i.e., red, green. and blue

In micropigmentation both syntheses are played with, being the

color of the skin and its undertone what dominates the additive synthesis, and the pigments
that are implanted constitute the subtractive synthesis, for this reason the shades of the
skin, hair and eyes are very important factors.

Remember that the typical coloration of each breed is genetically determined and varies
between different breeds, between individuals of the same breed, and even between
different areas of the skin of an individual.

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The skin undertones are classified according to the laws of color and are equivalent to the
primary colors of the chromatic circle.

Pink undertone = red

Golden undertone = yellow

Grayish, matte or brownish undertone = blue

There is a fourth subdivision equivalent to

citrine or green.

When performing micropigmentation we must

take into account the undertone of the skin in
order not to include it in the mixture, otherwise undesired colorations will be obtained,
which will intensify, resulting in an unaesthetic finish.

It can be said that the skin acts as a kind of filter that will modify the pigment applied
according to its natural color and its own nuances.
RA2A WHITE BLACK RACE

Pink undertone Blue

undertone

Applied color
BROWN EHAKS
BROWN

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For this reason in dermopigmentation never apply the color desired by the cabinet but the
color that neutralizes the shade that you do not want to observe or intensify the shade that
pleases for this reason should be taken into account the complementary colors or
neutralizing "correctors" in the mixture of color to be applied.

5.3 COLOR SELECTION

For the choice of color in micropigmentation should be taken into account:

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 • Study and diagnosis of the skin

• Undertones of the area to be treated

• Patient's dominant undertone

• Visagism and color harmonies

Once this study has been carried out, the mixture to be applied, the pigment proportions
and whether or not it is necessary to apply corrector to avoid undesired shades are
decided.

CHOICE OF EYEBROW COLOR

For the choice of color in micropigmentation for eyebrows

• Patient's hair color

• Type of eyebrows presented by the client according to color, thickness and quantity
of hairs.

• Patient's skin undertones

• The color of the client's eyes in order to harmonize the structure and parts of the
body.

5.6 COLOR CORRECTION

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AFTER 30 DAYS (MONTHLY TOUCH-UP)

This is a review of the work performed in the first micropigmentation treatment.

In this revision, small color modifications are made in order to prevent deviations and shifts
with the passage of time and to raise the tone if necessary if the client and the
micropigmenter deem it necessary.

ANNUAL REVIEW

If the color is observed after one year of exposure and the unwanted color shifts are
neutralized by applying neutralizing color, combined at 50% with the color mixture used in
the first micropigmentation treatment.

UNWANTED COLOR CORRECTION

It is a matter of correcting major color modifications

Either by an inadequate care of the treatment (long exposures to solar radiation, laser
treatments, treatments with strong acids, etc.) or by an incorrect choice of color when
applying it by the micropigmenter.

Pure concealer should be applied without mixing with the pigment on the work done.

One time may be enough, but it may need to be repeated two or three times.

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MODULE 6
TECHNIQU
E

Microblading is made for people who for

some reason want to fill in or simply have
their eyebrows done.

For example, people who, due to health

problems, stress problems or hormonal
problems have fallen out, with few or many
or simply have no more eyebrows and wish
to reconstruct them.

This technique gives the illusion that the

Micropigmentatio Microbladin
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eyebrow is perfect, since with Tebori (original nameg of the pen) several micropigmentations
are made in the eyebrow area making them look like natural threads, giving a beautiful look
to the face.
In the case of people who have sparse eyebrows, microblading is to fill in the entire
eyebrow making it appear more abundant in volume.

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Although the technique has already been compared to "permanent makeup" which also
makes use of needle pigment and application of pigment into the skin,

The procedure is not permanent. "We have reached only the most superficial layers of the
skin and, over the months, the pigment is absorbed by the body. "The work usually takes
six months to a year.

6.1 EYEBROW DESIGN

To determine where the eyebrow should start, place a pencil vertically against one of the
wings of your nose and see where it meets your eyebrow; from there it should be outlined.
Then, tilt the pencil from the nose flap to the outside of the eye and run it just to the middle
of the eye, which is where the arch of the eyebrow should be. Finally, place the pencil in
the center of your lower lip and tilt it until it reaches the edge.

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6.3 MICROBLADING TECHNIQUE

Needles have been evolving in number and shape to meet the demand of
Dermopigmentation Technicians who seek to apply a good deposit of pigment with the
least possible damage to the skin.

The oldest needles are single-pointed, i.e. simple needles. From them arise the multiple
needles that can be linear: Formed in a strip like a brush. Others are circular needles:

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Referring to simple points joined together pointing to a center. The effect is of a point of
varying thickness. Among them we find the most common three, five and eight tips for use
in rotary dermographs.

The optimal use of needles requires knowledge of the ways of working with them, i.e.
pigment implantation techniques. Being able to micropigment with minimal swelling of the
anatomical area will depend on how far the needle comes out of the tip to determine the
depth at which it will act between the epidermis and dermis of your client.

If you are micropigmenting with needles, you should carefully observe the position of
contact with the skin. If it is vertical, the needle will leave a wide mark, as it will make a
"sweeping" effect. If it is horizontal, the effect will be a stripe, and it is similar to the multiple
application of single needles because of the line it is making on the skin surface.

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Tebori (Japanese for tattooing with hands) is an instrument used to mark the skin through a
small pen with different sizes of micro-blades. The use of pigments for coloring.

The word Tebori means

"hand" and Horu, which
means "to carve, sculpt or
inscribe", and is used to
describe a tattooing
technique that originated in
Japan between the 18th
and 19th centuries.
Difference between
micropigmentation and
Microblading

The main difference between the two types of micropigmentation is basically the following:
In micropigmentation the simple dermograph strokes are less precise and give less
appearance of reality. Leaving the pigments cruder and thicker. Since micropigmentation
with Microblading becomes more precise. The strokes are more realistic and actually look
natural.

Tebori vs. electric tattoo machine

The Tebori procedure is similar to that performed by a tattoo machine, only that it is
completely manual, there is no mechanical procedure for tattooing.

However, professional Tebori tattooists claim that this technique destroys less tissue than
the electric tattoo machine, so tattoos heal faster.

From the sanitary point of view, Tebori is just as safe as the electric tattoo machine, if the
necessary care is taken, such as the use of sterilized materials, gloves, masks, etc.

The only disadvantage of Tebori compared to the electric machine is that it is a completely

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manual procedure, which generally takes longer. Tebori tattoos are usually larger than
conventional tattoos, so they may take more than one session.

Regarding the cost, Tebori tattooing is usually higher, since it is a completely handmade
procedure that requires more knowledge and more time.

The Tebori tattoo technique consists of pricking the skin with very fine needles, while
applying pressure to the skin with the other hand. When the needles come out of the skin,
because the skin is so soft and elastic, they produce a characteristic sound known as
"shakki".

Tebori tattoo needles have a wooden or metal part, from which the tattooist holds them in a
very particular way. These needles are soaked with the ink and then the skin is punctured
and the ink is introduced.

7 FLEX 12 FLEX 14 FLEX 16 FLEX 16 FLEX U 14 HARD

Eyebrows that are traced hair by hair require a special form of application in which the
appearance of zebra skin is avoided at all costs. Starting with the study of the hair growth
along the eyebrow, you will have to work with great precision on the same area in the
outline of a micropigmented hair that is concealed among the others. The base or hairline is
thicker than the tip.

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But if precision is lost, the hair will thicken and look artificial. You will have to chop the
base, saturating it with color, and then lengthen it towards the tip while counting from one
to five. When you reach five, you will have to remove the needle and the hair will be
attenuated in this area. This will continue until the eyebrow is completely traced. Once you
have mastered this technique, you will be able to dare to apply micropigmentation with a
three-dimensional effect.

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STEP BY STEP EYEBROWS BY MEANS OF
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PROTOCOL FOR MICROPIGMENTATION BY MEANS OF MICROBLADING

• He receives and advises the client, offering him all the information about the
microblading technique, so that he can evaluate the possibilities of undergoing
the treatment.
• He makes a technical sheet for each client, in which personal data is reflected
and a study of the color, skin type, eyes, face morphology, etc. is collected. It
should also be consulted if you have allergies or certain diseases such as
diabetes, hemophilia, keloids, herpes, etc..
• Study the type of process to be carried out in each case, foreseeing the changes
that will be generated in the physical aspect according to the design to be
applied.
• Perform allergy testing on the client approximately one week prior to the
appointment. A pigment test is performed by applying it to an area that is not
very visible and checking if the skin accepts it without problems.
• Select the type of pigments suitable for each case, choosing the appropriate
colors, or making new colors from mixtures.
• Prepares all work material, sterilizing the tools and instruments to be used.
• Disinfect the skin area to be treated, shaving the necessary areas.
• Apply topical anesthesia to the areas where the eyebrows are to be done.
• Mark the drawing on the skin and then insert the pigments with the
Microblading technique
• Once the work is finished, apply a healing, soothing and anti-inflammatory
treatment.
• Eliminates all disposable material resulting from the operation.
• It offers a series of behavioral guidelines and recommendations to the client to
avoid problems.
• Follow up on the client's eyebrows after 2 or 3 weeks, retouching them if
necessary.
Having undergone a Je micropigmentation treatment in an esthetic center
to Mr./Ms, ______________ in condition".
In addition to explaining all the necessary information on pre- and post-care, the results obtained are not adequate and a
complication has occurred in the process. Please ask for a prescription for medical treatment.

The process followed has been_________---____________________________________--

....____.......................... ......- ( doseription of i raalized case) and our dentition has followed the pre and post care of the
document).

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Thanking her in advance for her cooperation, we kindly ask her to bring to the attention of DvDña
_________________the possible causes of
sas of complications and how to resolve them.

Sincerely yours,
Technician's name

Signature

To the attention of the physician D/Dña .___________________________________________________

Mr. / Mrs: _ _ has attended

to the esthetic center requesting a micropigmentation treatment. Having reported that he/she suffers from pathologies and
is or has been under medical treatment.
Your authorization and consent for the treatment is requested.
Micropigmentation consists of implanting pigment by means of fine sterilized ongen needles. in the epidermis, sometimes
causing bleeding.
Thanking you in advance for your cooperation, and putting me at your disposal for any further information you may need
about the procedure of micro pigmentation treatment.
Sincerely

Beautician's name
Signature of the esthetician
Date of issuance of the letter

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 CONSENT FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE MICROPIGMENTATION PROTOCOL

I .with DNI
I confirm that I have been correctly informed about the whole protocol of the micropigmentation by
(name of the professional) -___________________________________________.
This protocol includes technical advice on the visagism of the area in whichthe technique is to be performed (lip,
eyebrows, eyes), as well as on the possible risks, indications, contraindications and the completion of the technical
data sheet.

The hoarding M rnairró (fechal . The final design chosen, as well as the color to be micropigmented, must be
approved by consensus of both parties" (attach photo design).

The day _ _____ ___________a pigment sensitivity test was performed on me at

the products to be used separately , as well as of the products to be used.

the area chosen for the sensitivity test has been ,

I have been informed that all the materials to be used will be oiton.es of origin and for single use only. The pigments
are authorized* and approved by "I Ministoro de Sanidad.

I have also been informed about the pigment consolidation process , pre and post micropigmentation care (attach
document).

For all these reasons, I assume as my own the problems derived from a bad post-treatment care of the
micropigmentation and I hold the technician (name) responsible for any inconvo nts that may arise.

And for the record, as ratification of the foregoing, after reading this document and stating that I agree with all the
contents of the same, I sign on the date indicated above.
(City, date and year)
Name of professional Customer daf name

Signature Signa
ture
MICROBLADING COURSE "EYEBROWS HAIR BY HAIR".

Certification of attendance to the comprehensive 30-hour intensive microblading

course. with Biotouch brand equipment and supplies

The course is theoretical and practical, in 2 modules (theoretical and practical) we

achieve that the student obtains the maximum confidence to practice the knowledge
transmitted in the course, in practice will perform all the techniques to make
microblading with more skill, success and confidence in their professional area.

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COURSE OBJECTIVE

The main objective of the course is to teach the student everything that microblading
entails in terms of hygiene, safety, health, care protocol, technical means, work
systems, methodology and practice; therefore, the aim is to train the student in a
complete way under a professional vision.

INTENSITY

30 HOURS

TECHNIQUES
* Microblading

PROGRAM

MODULE 1

EYEBROWS FUNCTION AND EVOLUTION

MODULE 2

PHYSIOLOGY OF THE SKIN TO BE MICROPIGMENTED

MODULE 3

HEALTH AND SAFETY

MODULE 4

EYEBROW VISAGE

MODULE 5

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PIGMENTS AND COLOR

MODULE 6

HAIR BY HAIR TECHNIQUE

INSTRUCTOR:

NESTOR EDUARDO CASTILLO

SPECIALIST IN DERMOPIGMENTATION

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COMPREHENSIVE WELLNESS SERVICES & COMPREHENSIVE WELLNESS
TRAININGS

"Each of our certificates can be verified through the

QR code that is printed on the certification and by
reading it you can access our page where you can
verify that the name and identification is in our
database".

"any questions or clarifications, please contact us

www.bienestarintegral.co

email:

contacto@bienestarinegral.co

serviciosintegralesdebienestar@hotmail.com

Tels: 057(1) 2357299 - 057(1) 3214651299

Carrera 13 #64 16 local 309

Bogotá -Colombia

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