Permanent makeup (PMU) has exploded in popularity, offering clients natural-looking enhancements that last. But with this rise in demand comes an increased responsibility to maintain the highest safety standards.
The Risks in PMU Work
PMU involves breaking the skin with needles to implant pigment. This process creates a direct path for pathogens to enter the body if safety protocols aren’t followed.
How BBP Training Helps
Prevention: Learn how to sterilize tools, disinfect work areas, and avoid cross-contamination.
Compliance: Many states require BBP certification for licensing.
Client Trust: Clients are more likely to choose a certified artist over one without training.
Beyond the Basics
BBP training also covers what to do if exposure happens — from immediate first aid steps to medical follow-up.
Conclusion
For PMU artists, BBP certification isn’t optional — it’s a professional standard. By completing training, you safeguard your clients, your business, and your career.