In times of standardization of beauty, with techniques that make people more and more alike, visagism emerges as an alternative to guarantee the preservation of the identity and traits that make each person unique.

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Known as the technique that studies the physical and psychological characteristics of each person, visagism has been used to customize treatments in aesthetics, cosmetics, hair cuts and dyes, eyebrow design and a multitude of other options.

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“Visagism values the beauty of the face, and we at Espaço Natural By Day Vieira use visagism to guarantee the natural beauty of our patients”, declared Dayane Vieira. 

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The technique is based on the study of lines, traits and contours of the face that serve as a basis for proposing the ideal treatment for each patient.

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“Our techniques use natural products, with elements that take care of beauty from the inside out. We offer services such as facial aesthetics, body aesthetics, dark spot treatments, nutritional monitoring and eyebrow design. All this in a personalized way, where the history, characteristics and needs of each patient are respected”, added Dayane.

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Dayane Vieira has been working with beautification for many years and combines her training in physiotherapy and functional dermato with courses in natural treatments. Always in search of innovation, Espaço Natural is currently undergoing renovations to expand the service and offer even more comfort to its patients.

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“We offer different types of treatment to ensure well-being. The feeling of being well with you and your body, the acceptance process involves understanding the unique universe of each patient. We identify the needs and stages in which each person is, so we can choose the appropriate technique and products, individually”, adds Day.

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about visagism
Visagismo is a translation of the French word visagisme, which derives from visage, which means face. The term was created in 1937 by Fernando Aubry, French makeup artist and hairdresser. Brought to Brazil by the plastic artist Philip Hallawell, who developed courses in the area. 

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breaking patterns
“Our goal is to ensure the integration between how the patient sees himself and how he feels. In this context, the established standards do not fit for everyone. What looks good on one person doesn't work on another. That's why we work individually to preserve harmony between the set of characteristics of our patients. Their satisfaction with the results gives meaning to our purpose”, concluded Dayane.