The International Institute of Permanent Cosmetics is a nationally recognized educational organization, founded by world-renown industry authority Susan Church. Her expertise as a Permanent Makeup Artist combined with her personally-developed training methods make Susan the most coveted Permanent Cosmetics educator in the business.

IIPC’s various courses boast curricula more in-depth and advanced than any other Permanent Cosmetics institution. Our Comprehensive Introductory Course is a 5-day program that provides beginning students with the education they need to embark on a successful career in Permanent Cosmetics. With 135 required hours of study, this complete course gives students a strong educational foundation upon which to begin administering Permanent Makeup, confidently and professionally, to clients.

Many of the techniques and applications taught within our courses have been originated and improved right here at IIPC. Doesn’t it make sense to learn these procedures from the experts that developed them?

The goal of IIPC is to create the most perfect professional, competent technicians in the beauty industry.

In keeping up with the latest technology IIPC strives to bring professional students, technicians and clients the best products for Permanent Makeup and Skin Rejuvenation.

Technician and Client Excellence is our number 1 goal!

Shouldn’t it be yours? Call and join IIPC now.

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Permanent Cosmetics, often referred to as Permanent Makeup, Dermapigmentation or Micropigmentation, has been gaining in popularity since it’s emergence in the late 1980’s. It is a form of cosmetic tattooing in which color pigments are chosen and strategically inserted into the skin to emulate everyday cosmetic makeup. Most clients seek out Permanent Makeup to enhance their existing facial features; however, more recently permanent makeup has been utilized to help burn survivors, cancer patients and others who have tissue damage. The most common Permanent Cosmetics procedures are: eyelash enhancement, eyeliner, lipliner, eyebrow hair simulation, scalp hair simulation and full lip color. Other types of Permanent Cosmetics procedures, deemed “Paramedical Procedures,” include: Skin Needling™, Scar Relaxation, Areola Repigmentation and Corrective Pigment Camouflage. IIPC offers instruction in all areas.

The Permanent Cosmetics Industry continually works to regulate and accredit procedures, ensuring that there are safe and standard practices for patient care. Permanent Makeup Professionals and supply manufacturers work together to make certain that the inks used in permanent cosmetics pigments exceed agency regulations as cosmetics and color additives. Unfortunately, there are some people who claim to be Permanent Makeup Professionals that neither have sufficient education nor practice permanent cosmetics safely. It is IIPC’s recommendation that extensive research be done before selecting a permanent cosmetics institute for training and prior to undergoing any permanent makeup procedure.