About Nese Turk

In professional and permanent makeup, a makeup artist is required. What I mean is that to achieve a beautiful and aesthetic appearance, it’s not enough to just address the issue that bothers us; a holistic approach that considers all interconnected aspects is necessary to deliver flawless results. This way, it becomes possible to create a personalized and perfect look.

“Vizajism” is a French word, and it is the art of reading the face. The person who practices this art is called a “vizajist.” Vizajism involves considering not only a person’s external appearance but also their psychological makeup, behavior patterns, ingrained habits, and even the way they comb their hair. The application and planning should be based on a combination of your personal preferences, health, and natural aesthetics.

One must express a person’s inherent features ideally. Lifestyle, personality, professional needs, and desired preferences must all be evaluated because finding the expression that reflects a person’s soul is crucial at the initial stage.

People are increasingly turning to procedures in all fields of medicine and aesthetics to enhance their own appearance.

Even the way a person styles their hair and combs it is important with a “vizajist” approach.

With a “vizajist” perspective, details such as how a person gazes, the structure of their eyes, and how they blink their eyes are studied to find clues on creating an aesthetic model.

In this process, the first step is to take a photograph of the person’s face. Their basic character traits and their current position are determined, and an interview is conducted, covering what they want and what their expectations are. Suitable options are presented to them. If necessary, collaboration with a plastic surgeon may be sought. The result is achieved through evaluation by all team members and the individual.

In these studies, all areas of the face are considered, and various factors, similar to the golden ratio, guide the “vizajist.” All golden ratios are perfect, but you may use your facial muscles a lot, and this can also greatly impact the results. The most important thing with this method is the reflection of your feelings.

As a “vizajist” makeup artist, I work within these values.