SPMU (Semi-Permanent Makeup) and PMU (Permanent Makeup) are cosmetic procedures designed to enhance the natural beauty of eyebrows, lips, and eyes by depositing pigments into the skin. However, unlike traditional tattoos, which are permanent and penetrate deep into the skin, SPMU and PMU target only the upper layers of the skin and gradually fade over time, offering a more natural look and flexibility for future adjustments.
Why It’s Not a Tattoo?A common misconception is that SPMU and PMU are the same as traditional tattoos, but there are some key distinctions:
- Depth of Application: Traditional tattoos penetrate deep into the dermis, making them permanent. SPMU and PMU only reach the epidermis and the upper dermis, which allows the pigments to gradually fade over 1-3 years.
- Pigments Used: Tattoos use permanent inks, whereas SPMU and PMU use semi-permanent pigments that are formulated to fade naturally.
- Purpose: While tattoos are often used for artistic body designs, SPMU and PMU focus on enhancing natural facial features, creating a more subtle and refined look that complements your existing beauty.
These differences make SPMU and PMU a safer and more flexible option, especially if you’re not ready for the lifelong commitment of a traditional tattoo.