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Micropigmentation is a term to include color placement into the dermis of the skin for enhancement but not any procedures intended to damage the skin as in some definitions of "tattoo" which include damaging the skin such as intentional scars. Micropigmentation also differs from traditional tattooing in that it is not intended for adornment, religious, gang or tribal identity. Even though Micropigmentation involves placing or replacing color into the skin, the two disciplines are different. In essence the primary differences between tattooing and micropigmentation are the purpose and location of use. Micropigmentation does not imply duration of the color so clients are less likely to think their procedure will last forever.