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Permanent makeup places pigment into the upper layers of skin to shape brows, eyes, lips, or the scalp, so a made-up look holds between appointments. Color softens over time and typically needs refreshing every one to three years, and depth, healed tone, and longevity vary by artist, pigment line, and skin. The paramedical block is different: camouflage and restoration work calls for a clinical review first, and whether a lifestyle-beauty venue may offer it at all depends on local licensing and the venue's own credentials.