Powder brows and lip blush, kept soft. It should look like you on a good day, not like makeup.
Permanent makeup is a tattoo, but a very light one. The pigment sits shallower in the skin than a body tattoo, so it softens and fades over a few years instead of staying forever.
That is on purpose. Faces change and trends change. Fading means you get to update it rather than live with a shape you picked years ago.
We keep it soft. No hard lines, no dark blocks. Most people who see it just think you slept well.
A soft mist of pigment. Fuller than yours, still shaped like yours.
A wash of colour that brings your natural lip tone back up.
Most people come back once a year or two. It is quick.
Free, quick, and it tells us how your skin takes pigment before anything permanent happens.
Book a free patch testUsually one to three years. It fades slowly rather than disappearing, so you decide when to top it up.
Less than people expect. We use a numbing cream first and most clients describe it as a light scratching.
Not the way we do it. We work in soft layers and build slowly. You approve the shape before any pigment goes in.
Plan on two to three hours for the first session. That includes drawing the shape and getting your approval.
Yes, and it is free. We do it at least 48 hours ahead to check your skin reacts fine to the pigment.
