Fine Line Permanent Cosmetics

read moreThe Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals membership represents professionals in the industry who are dedicated to promoting the ideals and standards of the SPCP, offering cosmetic tattooing that is conducted in accordance with safety standards specific to the permanent cosmetic process, and those who stay abreast of and participate in industry activities. All careers are based on an evolving educational process. Permanent Makeup subject matter experts, those with decades of industry experience, have authored books on important subject matters; each containing critical cosmetic tattooing and client management information.

read moreIs eyeliner important to your appearance and feeling of self confidence? Does your eyeliner smudge? Does it wear off during the day? Do you have trouble getting it straight or even? Are you allergic to cosmetic products or your allergies causing you to re-apply several times a day? Maybe your job requires that you go make-up free. Eyeliner can be applied in many styles and colors, from soft, natural-looking lash enhancement to a defined line-the choice is yours! Some people feel both upper and lower eyeliner suits their needs best, while others feel only an upper or a lower eyeliner is appropriate for them.

read moreFor fifteen years, the SPCP has been collecting data on our industry used by members and other permanent cosmetic professionals, regulators, the media, and related professionals. Started in 2003, Vision 2018 is the sixth study conducted by the SPCP and we are proud to be able to bring it to you once again, which takes about 15 minutes to complete. This study is all about you, who you are, where you are, your professional profile, and services you offer. Each response is essential to obtain needed information to track our changing global industry.

read moreThe permanent makeup industry continued to grow rapidly this last year! Due to this growth and the increased attention to our field, the SPCP has been asked by legislators, the press, and the general public to provide referrals, trainer members and the facts about our industry. Along with this outreach, we strive to provide the services and products our suppliers and trainers need to be top professionals in this field. One huge service the SPCP offers is our trainer program. Trainers are listed on our website and many people use in locating a trainer.

read moreThank you for your interest in the Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals. The SPCP is a sound, nonprofit international professional association owned, operated, and controlled by its members. The growth experienced since inception in 1990 is a direct result of its professional and legal structure, compliant with state and federal laws governing nonprofit organizations. Members are represented by a Board of Directors comprised of a diverse group of members, elected by members, and serve limited terms.

read moreWhile the SPCP makes everyattempt to list members who comply with ourCode of Ethics on this referral service, it is up to each individual tothoroughly check out the technician for proper standards and guidelines, as theSPCP assumes no liability for any professional activity of our members. Participation in the TechnicianReferral Program of the SPCP is optional. If you do not find a technician herethat advertises SPCP membership, contact the SPCP office for membershipverification via the ContactUs page.

read moreThe permanent cosmetics industry is enjoying a prosperous time. Our Technician Referral Program is incredibly popular, providing referrals to members who elect this low priced advertising option. The SPCP has always been the leader in education and technical assistance for the entire permanent cosmetic world. SPCP members provide the foundation of our organization's success. On the adjoining page, you will find the renewal form. Throughout next year, we will continue to work to make you more successful through the newsletter, Subject Matter Expert assistance, and great educational opportunities through our March Convention and Fall Conference.

read moreThe following Listing of State Regulations for Permanent Cosmetics is provided by the SPCP as a reference guide only. It may not be accurate to-date as laws are proposed and revised, and will undergo frequent updates. The SPCP is not responsible for informing the public about the laws governing permanent cosmetics and encourages inquiring parties to examine the relevant statutes in their respective states and to contact county or city health officials for detailed information about local ordinances.