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I don't know many people when they are first introduced always
get asked,"
Does it hurt? "
When, Janie Winter, the owner, meets someone for the first time, they
inevitably ask,
"Does
it hurt.?"
She always replys, "not
if the practitioner knows what she is doing."
She also adds that she does not use the Tattoo Coil Machine,
or any machine for that matter, on the tender skin of the
face, instead she uses the Hand Method, gently applying the
color with a tool, similar to an artist brush, with
stainless steel acupuncture needles attached.
"It is a
though you are an art project and not a punching bag!"
she says.
Unlike the machine methods, the Hand Method, is so soft and
light, that you experience a great deal less assault to the
skin. There is also greater control with the Hand Method,
especially around the eyes!
This, in her opinion, is a key question to ask a practitioner when
considering getting Permanent Makeup,
"Do you use the Hand Method or a machine?"
A
visit to this new business is packed with, fun,
good music and great beauty information. The clients
leave, not only with their Permanent Makeup procedures but with
a complete make over, a total new look!
This includes:
*secrets on how to use makeup
to maximize their look
*hair color and style suggestions
*and, to top it off, a complete
Scientific Color Analysis
of
what color clothes, eyeglasses
and jewelry to wear customized
for each client to optimize their
unique beauty.
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This includes:
*secrets on how to use makeup
to maximize their look
*hair color and style suggestions
*and, to top it off, a complete
Scientific Color Analysis
of
what color clothes, eyeglasses
and jewelry to wear customized
for each client to optimize their
unique beauty.
Most
clients claim when leaving her studio - they feel and look 10 to
15 years younger . Reporting later that they have a renewed joy
of living due to their rediscovered young look!
Janie is referred by many Plastic Surgeons and has also done many celebrities and television and news
personalities. She loves what she does, and gets great
gratification from her chosen profession.
WHO ARE CANDIDATES FOR PERMANENT MAKEUP?
(also know as Micropigmentation)?
* Those who want perfect
looking, eyebrows, eyeliner and
lips
* Athletic women looking for a
natural look even after the
game!
* Burn Victims - Harelip
Balancing - Breast Cancer
restoration after surgery
* Men and women with surgery or
accident scars
* Alopeoiaz
* Vitilaigo
* Women allergic to cosmetic
products
* Women with neurological
disorders,
preventing steady
hand movement
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Those who suffer from brow or
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Other
commonly asked questions, after, "does it hurt?"
DO I HAVE A CHOICE OF COLORS? Definitely! Janie
has hundreds of colors!
DO I HAVE A CHOICE IN THE DESIGN OF MY BROW,
LINER & LIPS? Absolutely! Being an artist, Janie enjoys co-creating the new look before it is placed in the skin.
Many practitioners are not artists and can
only use STENCILS to create
their brows. This technique quite often appears unnatural and very, very unflattering!! Check first to see if the person you are going
to is an artist. Once it is on your face, it takes an expert like Janie to correct them. In this undertaking you should get it right
the first time. Corrections are expensive and take more than one
visit. BE SURE TO ASK FIRST IF THEY USE STENCILS. IT CAN NOT BE
EMPHASIZED ENOUGH THAT YOU WANT AN ARTIST DESIGNING YOUR OPTIMUM
LOOK.
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So,
does it hurt? During the procedure, a numbing crème is
placed onto the area in which the makeup is to be applied.
Janie says, "Like the dentist, at first there may be some
discomfort, but within minutes, there is virtually no
sensitivity to the skin at all."
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JANIE WINTER, CMI, FAAM
France Jane Guy-Winter is a is a FELLOW of American Academy
of Micropigmentation and a CERTIFIED MICROPIGMENTATION INSTRUCTOR of the American Academy
of Micropigmentation.
She studied the art of makeup in Hollywood at the world renowned Pasadena
Playhouse, (Alma Mater to many celebrities & makeup artist of Hollywood (and Paul
Newman!)), and has worked for fashion photographers as a make up artist. She is a arts
major and graduate of L.S.U. with many art shows to her credit.
She feels that you can never learn enough and would love to study under all the
many loved names of our profession.
HER ROSTER OF EDUCATION
INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING TRAINING AND MANY OTHER CLASSES HELD AT THE ANNUAL
CONVENTIONS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION HERE:
- Advance Make-up Techniques
Machine Method AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PERMANENT COLOR TECHNOLOGY
Clinical Instructor Kristanne Matzek
- Multitrepannic Collagen Actuation AMERICAN
INSTITUTE OF PERMANENT COLOR TECHNOLOGY
Clinical Instructor Kristanne Matzek
- LIP SEMINAR INTENSIVE ADVANCED COURSE IN
MICROPIGMENTATION
Master Instructor John Hashey
- SOF TAP METHOD SOF TAP ACADEMY
Micropigmentation Manual Method
Owner/Instructor Vickie Baldwin
- AIDS UPDATE JOE LOGSDON AIDS FOUNDATION
Health Education Cathy Robinson
- Continuing Education in BEAU INSTITUTE OF
PERMANENT & CORRECTIVE COSMETICS
Advanced Areola
Facilitators Rose Marie Beauchemin and Debra Guastela
- 24 hours Advanced Intradermal
Cosmetic Training AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INTRADERMAL COSMETICS
Director of Education Sandi Hammonds
- Advance Makeup
Techniques DERMAGRAPHICS, INC.
Owner/Instructor Paula Pilmanis
- TRAIN THE TRAINERS, given by the Society of
Permanent Cosmetic Professionals, Pati Pavlik
- Blood Born Pathogens, David A. Vidra
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ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHY OF JANIE WINTER
Janie Winter is a native of Baton Rouge. She made her debut
in Baton Rouge and was also queen of Mardi Gras. She was nominated for Darling of L.S. U..
She is a graduated of L.S.U. with a Humanities degree emphasizing the arts.
She was a world traveler by the age of 13 when her Father took her around the world
for summer vacation and has lived in many unique places.
She is a writer and has been published in newspapers and several magazines and was
recognized by The Ted Turner Foundation for her work, the book, Recipe for World Peace.
She has also written and illustrated a children's book.
She is also an artist. When she lived in Texas she was the Art Director the Antique
Doll museum which housed over a million dollar collection of dolls. She was responsible
for designing the displays and the settings of the entire collection. At that time, she
was also commissioned to do a Madonna and child painting for the famous attraction in
Galveston, the Sonnetheil House that was built in 1885.
She is also a licensed Real Estate Broker in three states and has owned several
National Historical Monuments which she bought and restored. During her real estate
period, she had a real estate company F.J.G. Real Estate, which managed her property
holdings and developed Caribbean Village on the West end of Galveston.
Before her real estate adventures, she owned an advertising company in Houston,
Jane Guy Innovations. Some notable clients were Rolls Royce, World Airways, The Summit
where she organized the Total Art Experience and the Astrodome where she organized the
World Living Festival. Her advertising agency was recognized by the The Houston Post and
the Houston Chronicle and all major radio stations.
 Janie Winter
also was a Teacher in the Baton Rouge elementary school system. Governor Mike Foster
honored her at the State Capital the first year she taught school for her 4th grade
students winning first, second, and third place in the Nasa Space Contest.
And the second year she taught he honored her and her inner city fourth grade
student (who won first place that year) in his home, the Governor's Mansion.
The contest is presented by NASA/NSTA (National Aeronautics and Space
Administration/National Science Teachers Association) and is an Intergalactic Art and
prose entry for the Space Science Student Involvement Program. A total of 8,000 entries
were received, representing over 10,000 students and 1,250 teacher/advisors. The letter
informing her of her students achievement each year read, "Your deserved recognition
brings pride to your, your school, your family and your community."
Jane Winter has been honored by her peers by receiving their recommendation to be
included in the book, WOMAN OF TODAY, published by the American Biographical Institute,
Inc. This nomination is brought to the attention of the Board through such various sources
as individual personal nomination, organizational memberships, media research,
academic/institutional recommendations and civic and fraternal group nominations. Such
nominations reflect a respect for leadership and personal accomplishment.
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