Permanent makeup is a cosmetic technique that involve depositing pigment into the skin, similar to a tattoo. This method creates designs that mimic makeup, including eyebrow shaping, eyeliner application, lip blushing, and other permanent color enhancements for the face, lips, and eyes.
Ombre Brow
Ombré shading represents the latest trend in semi-permanent eyebrow makeup, offering a soft, shaded appearance similar to a brow pencil. After the healing process, it achieves a more natural look compared to solid color applications, providing excellent definition and depth for the brows.
Results can differ depending on factors such as lifestyle, skin type, health, and personal preferences. However, a single session of ombré powder brows, utilizing high-quality pigments, typically lasts around 2-3 years.
Permanent Eyeliner
No more running eyeliner or smudges!
If you adore the appearance of a thicker lash line but struggle with precision, this option is ideal for you. Permanent eyeliner employs color into the lash line, creating the illusion of a defined top lash line that endures through sweat, sleep, and showers. The procedure typically lasts around 1.5 hours.
Lip Blushing
Permanent lip color is a fantastic treatment for pale, thinning lips or anyone who wants to make their lips stand out.
Lip blushing is simply a fancy term for depositing color into the skin—specifically, your lips. Natural nude tones tend to look the best and last the longest. Since your lips are the most sensitive area, this is usually the most painful type of permanent makeup for most clients.
The process requires two visits, with each appointment lasting between 1.5 to 2 hours. Lips are muscles, which makes them more sensitive than regular skin.
We'll take a before picture, and we can talk about what you want and color. After the tattooing, we'll discuss aftercare and take photos to compare your results before and after the procedure.
We will see you in 4-6 weeks for your perfecting session (the second appointment). The time between appointments allows the skin to heal and settle its color.