Powder brows & lip blush
Semi-permanent colour that looks like you on your best day. Shape mapped to your bone structure, shade mixed against your undertone, so the healed result reads as skin and not as makeup.
Custom pigment blending · skin-tone matchingEight bases, blended per client
Nobody can tell
The point is not to look made up. It is to stop filling your brows in every morning and still look like yourself in daylight, in photographs, at the gym.
Two sessions, always
The first appointment builds the shape and base colour. The perfecting session six to eight weeks later refines what healed lighter. Both are part of the plan, not an upsell.
Healing takes a week
Colour looks bolder for the first few days, then flakes and softens by up to forty percent. You get written aftercare and a realistic timeline before you book.
What healed looks like
Photographed after the perfecting session, in daylight, with no makeup layered over the top.
Every price includes the shaping
Mapping, shade matching and written aftercare are part of every permanent makeup appointment. Correction work needs a consultation first.
Shape first, pigment last
The first half hour is drawing, not tattooing. Your brows are mapped to your own bone structure and measured against your face, and nothing is opened until you have looked in the mirror and said yes to the shape.
Shade is mixed against your skin rather than chosen from a chart. Topical numbing is applied and refreshed through the appointment. Most clients describe the sensation as scratching or pressure.
Before you leave, you check the result in the mirror with me, then go home with written aftercare and your perfecting appointment already booked.
Before you book
How long does it last?
Permanent makeup softens over one to three years depending on your skin, sun exposure and skincare. An annual refresh keeps it where you want it instead of letting it fade unevenly.
Will it look too dark?
For the first three to five days, yes, it looks bolder than the healed result. Colour then flakes and settles, losing roughly thirty to forty percent of its intensity. That drop is planned for in the first session.
Can I do lips if I get cold sores?
Lip blush can trigger a flare-up. If you get cold sores, ask your doctor about antiviral medication before the appointment and tell me at consultation.
What should I avoid beforehand?
No alcohol, caffeine, fish oil, ibuprofen or retinol for twenty-four to forty-eight hours, and no brow waxing or tinting for a week. Full instructions come with your booking confirmation.
I already have microblading. Can you work over it?
Often yes, sometimes no. Correction is priced separately and always needs a consultation first, with daylight photos of the current work.