• Permanent Makeup also commonly known as micropigmentation or cosmetic tattooing, is a unique form of tattooing in which uses specifically formulated pigments that are inserted into the superficial layers of the skin using fine pre-sterilised needles. This technique give the illusion of perfectly applied make-up in soft natural tones or hair-like stokes to create a natural brow look

• Malignant tumors
• Diabetes
• Hypertension
• Mental disorders
• Inflammatory processes
• Skin damage in the affected area
• Moles and other formations at the site of exposure
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding

Topical aesthetic can be used to ensure the treatment is as pain free as possible, meaning most clients will experience very little discomfort.

Near the end of the all our treatments the area will begin to feel tender which is totally normal

With the correct aftercare permanent makeup lasts an average of 18 months to 3 years or longer, depending on various factors such as your skin type, sun exposure and skincare products and services.

Light or very natural coloured hair strokes will only last one to two years.

It is likely you will need a colour top up before the permanent make up has faded fully and this to maintain the ideal colour and shape

It is preferred that you arrive as natural as possible in terms of eyebrow hair growth, this is because the existing shape of your brows may (or may not) be the most ideal shape for your facial structure. We design your shape based on natural hair, bone structure and face shape.

Excess hairs will be removed (outside of the designed shape) using tweezing during your appointment.

We do NOT shave off your eyebrows like body tattooists shave bodies before a body tattoo

For each procedure we have a different set of pigments to choose from.

A test will be performed to check the colours on your skin, to allow you to see the options available, however we do ask for you to be guided, and trust in the process as their are factors that come into play which can influence the shade/tone of the pigments selected including your skin type, skin undertones, your natural hair colour and even medical conditions. It does get a little more complicated when we are doing correctional procedures and ultimately we do have the final decision on the colour.

With eyeliner most people choose black as it lasts the longest but occasionally a brown or graphite will be selected.

Lip colours range from natural hues to more vibrant pinks, reds and oranges, for lips there is the biggest selection to choose from but we quickly narrow it down depending on what is discussed in the prior consult.

In the first visit, we tend to work on the cautious side in terms of a lighter colour selection and an ever so slightly smaller shape as “less is more”.

It is very hard to predict the healed results for each individual because everyone is so different from skin type through to lifestyles.

After the first visit you may decide that you would like the colour to be darker, the shape to be a little thicker or there may just be a few patches of missing colour that we need to address.

The second session is so important, we cannot stress it enough, your procedure is not complete until your two visits are completed