Could your barbershop benefit from micropigmentation services?

International barber, Joseph Lanzante has launched a micropigmentation clinic along with a training facility for professionals at his Lancashire-based salon. The micropigmentation procedure gives the illusion of thicker and fuller hair by infilling gaps. Men who are balding can design their very own crew cut, it can be a viable option for people with alopecia and scarring and it can also help women with patchy hair or large partings improve the appearance of hair permanently. Following intensive training at Harley Street, Joseph Lanzante is a qualified practitioner and is delivering this service at JL Aesthetics to individual private clients and trains industry professionals looking to increase their skill set. Joseph comments: “Celebrities have created the demand for the perfect hairline, through hair transplants and realignments, which is not an option for some. Our recently launched service is a great alternative to help people battling with their insecurities which are otherwise completely out of their hands.” Micro-pigmentation is a cosmetic technique which introduces natural colour pigmentation into the skin using a fine needle. Similar to the method of tattooing, it carefully builds up the colour on a client’s scalp using small spots of the colour pigmentation to give depth and create the illusion of density which was not already present. It can be applied to thinning areas or smooth surfaces to give a stubble effect. A full head would take approximately eight hours and is done over two sessions. The treatment can also be used in a medical capacity to correct scarred or discoloured skin. Joseph explains: “This is also a fantastic opportunity for salon owners to add a whole new skill to their repertoire. Training in micro-pigmentation will entice in a whole new customer database who are looking for an alternative to hair transplants and surgery.” Visit www.jlaesthetics.co.uk for more information and before and after photos.