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About Pamela
Pamela Netz, CPCP
Pamela is a Certified Permanent Cosmetic Professional, (CPCP,) credentials earned by examination through the board of the Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals, (SPCP). She received the highest test score in 2012. These credentials are currently not required in the state of Arizona. As a professional, Pam supports the idea of maintaining her education by taking continuing education courses in permanent cosmetics every two years. Pam works in an upscale, private licensed business office located in the beautiful Northwest area of Tucson in Oro Valley and is referred by physicians.
Since 1994, Pamela has performed thousands of permanent makeup procedures including eyebrows, eyeliner, lip liner and full lip color. Advanced procedures include the re pigmentation of hypo pigmented skin after tattoo removal and skin cancer, scars associated with surgical incisions, accidents and re pigmentation of the nipple areola complex after a Mastectomy and breast reconstruction. Pam specializes in permanent eyebrow tattoos, cosmetic tattoo removal and the correction of permanent cosmetic color and design.
Pamela is interested in spending time with you to discuss your individual needs and style preferences. This includes a study of your facial symmetry and what is needed to emphasize your unique and positive features. Pamela is an artist who has chosen this career and continues to enjoy working with clients in her practice today.
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About Pam
Faces Artistry serving Tucson since 1994
We have been in the business of permanent cosmetics for over 28 years, as of October 2022. Pam is a permanent cosmetic expert in Oro Valley, Arizona. Most of her business comes from referrals which she is proud of. She is constantly striving to exceed your expectations in service and results. Taking educational courses in new techniques in order to be knowledgeable about new trends and techniques.
Pamela Netz, CPCP
Pam feels the application of permanent makeup is an art. She decided to enter the field of permanent cosmetics to utilize her artistic talent. "I became interested in learning the manual technique of permanent makeup due to my experience with etchings and detailed pen and ink drawings. The non-mechanical Softap tool operates like a pen, employing an etching motion. Besides discipline and control, a high level of skill and concentration are required to do this type of work. It is something I enjoy and feel very comfortable with. I knew from the beginning that it was the perfect opportunity for me to use my skills as a way of helping people feel better about themselves. It gives me great satisfaction and pleasure to see a client's self-esteem greatly improved by these procedures."
Website Information
As you go through my website, be sure to scroll down each tab on my home page for more information, my procedure service menu and special discounts . I also have two pages dedicated to a photo gallery of my work. I specialize in various techniques for eyebrows including a way of making micro hair strokes with the manual pen, much like micro blading. There are different techniques involved in all procedures. I would be glad to discuss with you. I will be writing and posting articles on these and other subjects of interest. So check back from time to time.
The Permanent Cosmetic Process: A Transformation
I accomplished a transformation which involved moving my business some years back. The process was difficult and trying at times. I am much better having made the move and learned that most things in life involve planning and patience. The butterfly represents the transformation that takes place when new clients come in to improve their appearance with permanent cosmetics. All procedures require planning before beginning. Upon completion, we patiently await to see our results. The healing stage is very much like the caterpillar which becomes the Chrysalis. During the time the skin is healing, it is shedding some color and skin. The process is complete in about 5-7 days. The Butterfly then emerges from the Chrysalis.