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Scalp micropigmentation is a permanent procedure. However, there are several factors that can cause fading of the pigment. Unless you are aware of those factors and practice scalp aftercare tips, your pigmentation is at a high risk of fading. Choosing an unskilled scalp practitioner, spending hours in the sun, and using harmful, abrasive aftercare products are some of the factors that make your scalp pigment prone to fading. In normal conditions, the pigment fades away slowly over a period of time and requires touch-up sessions after a few years. How Does SMP Look in the Sun? Scalp micropigmentation looks the...

SMP is not a tattoo, though it might seem similar to it. The scalp artist must be trained and experienced in delivering consistent results that imitate the look of natural hair follicles. The method of injection in scalp micropigmentation is different. The SMP practitioner uses the best ink for scalp micropigmentation. They use needles of different widths to meticulously place tiny droplets of ink in the upper layer of the dermis, which is just beneath the epidermis. A scalp artist focuses on creating a pattern that recreates the look of hair with SMP ink. What makes SMP different from conventional...

Since many clients must shave their head for best scalp micropigmentation results, they might not be too happy with the shine on their scalp. Typically, a shaved scalp shines more than other parts of the body. With SMP, you might have this apprehension of having a darker head that shines, and this very thought hurts you more. No doubt, proper care after SMP is important to prevent any oily buildup that reflects on your scalp after you shave. Here are a few tips to get started: CLEANSING You don’t want excessive oil buildup on your scalp, especially after SMP. Washing...