Botox™ vs. Dysport™
What is the difference between Botox and Dysport when it comes to facial aesthetics? In the world of aesthetic neurotoxins, people often recognize the name Botox way before they recognize the name Dysport. Both of these products are used in the aesthetics world, but...
Message from the Owner
Hello there, lovely ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for following Beautiful You! Is it okay if I tell you a little about myself? My name is Sheila Bowen and I am the President of Beautiful You Med Spa. I started Beautiful You in 2006. As an artist of sorts, and...
Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP)
I have observed many clients with thinning hair over the last fifteen years of doing permanent cosmetics. They use all kinds of methods to camouflage their hair loss such as parting their hair in various ways or using powders and sprays. Both men and women are often...
Rejuvenating Your Youthful Look
Since Beautiful You began providing permanent cosmetics in 2006, people have been asking, “What else do you do?” I always feel honored when I get this question because it tells me, in part, that my clients’ trust me and feel comfortable with me. As my clients are on...
Your Skin Can Impact Application of Permanent Eyeliner Springfield MO
As permanent cosmetics professionals, we’ve learned that there are a lot of variables when it comes to dealing with human skin. The protective skin of your body is the largest organ of the human body. In terms of implanting pigment into human skin for the purposes of a tattoo or permanent cosmetics, our technicians are experienced in dealing with many different variables and the medical background of our owner is essential in handling each situation properly.
Professional Eyebrow Tattoo Springfield, MO
Eyebrows, specifically microbladed brows, are all the rage right now. This is leading many people to try to get into the cosmetic tattooing game. The state of Missouri does not regulate microblading at all. In fact, it does not consider it tattoo and therefore does not feel it needs to be regulated at this point. Lots of people, often with no previous beauty or medical training, are running off to weekend workshops to learn “microblading” and then coming back and offering Groupon or local discounts for brows. A perfect brow photo is placed into the ad and for $75 – $100, you can get your brows done. But unfortunately you often get what you pay for.