Depending on the skin, it can last before needing a touch-up anywhere from 1-1.5 years. Overall color fades and needs a color boost.

Yearly touch-ups (color boosts) should be done every year or if the overall color is about 60% faded.

If you left them alone with no yearly touch-ups, it would completely fade in 3-5 years.

Nano brows are a semi-permanent eyebrow tattoo technique that uses an ultra-fine needle and a machine to create realistic, hair-like strokes.

This method mimics the look of natural eyebrow hairs with more precision and can have less trauma to the skin compared to microblading.

This service is also a better option for oily skin clients looking for a natural look.

Microblading is a semi-permanent technique that uses a tool with multiple needles to implement pigment into the upper layer of the skin. Each stroke mimics the appearance of hair, resulting in a natural look. This service is ideal for those who want to enhance the shape of their eyebrows.

Combination Brows combine Microblading or Nano strokes with shading. It is perfect for clients with little to no hair, creating hair-like strokes, and the shading enhances these strokes, resulting in natural-looking full eyebrows.

The service can be customized with more hair strokes or shading based on the client's preference.

Ombré Brows is a service that creates a makeup filled-in look or a henna tint. It's suitable for clients who desire a fuller appearance or a low-maintenance everyday makeup look.

The technique uses a needle and a machine to create a shading effect. It involves a transition from dark to light, starting from the tails to the start of the brow.

Permanent Eyeliner is a service to create the look of eyeliner with various shapes and thicknesses. Wings can be added for a customized appearance.

Colors used can be black, dark brown, light brown, etc. If you are looking for a specific color please contact your artist first.

Lip Blushing is a service used to enhance the natural color of lips or create a different tint. It mimics the appearance of lip gloss or lipstick, providing the illusion of full, plumped lips.

The healing process is shorter, typically 7-10 days, and touch-ups are recommended after 4-6 weeks.

This service is recommended to do before getting lip filler.

Initial appointments typically take anywhere from 2-3.5 hours, depending on the service. Touch-up appointments take approximately 1-1.5 hours.

The appointment begins with an additional consultation to discuss the desired look, color, shape, makeup habits, and overall preferences.

Following this, a numbing gel is applied and left to sit for 20-25 minutes.

The shaping process involves creating a drawn outline to guide the artist during the service. After the shaping process, the actual procedure follows.

The client can expect a comfortable experience as a topical numbing cream (lidocaine) is applied, minimizing any sensation. Most clients report feeling it but emphasize that it does not hurt.

The final shape and color are determined through collaborative efforts. The shaping process includes drawing an outline that serves as a guide for the artist. This outline can be redrawn and critiqued with the client until the desired shape is achieved.

Color is discussed and can be based on current hair color, the shade of brow makeup used, or the overall most natural fit.

Although, the color will always be slightly warmer toned at first to ensure cool tones do not fade too much toward a gray color. The skin always fades cooler, so adding warmth ensures the perfect shade after the skin is healed.

Yes, consultations can be done over text or call to discuss the best service or assess the current condition of the permanent makeup. This helps determine eligibility for the procedure.

If you have received permanent makeup from another artist in the past it is best to let your artist know in the consultation as well.

In-person consultations are also available for those who prefer face-to-face discussions.

The process is virtually painless due to the application of a topical numbing cream (lidocaine). While clients may feel a sensation, most describe it as discomfort rather than pain. The numbing cream ensures a comfortable experience throughout the procedure.

Yes, you can get a touch-up if you have had permanent makeup done at another salon before. If it is more than 60% faded, an initial appointment needs to be scheduled.

Yes, deposits are required to secure your appointment, prevent cancellations, and are non-refundable.

Yes, all services include the touch-up 4-6 weeks after the initial appointments.

The touch-up is required to allow the service to last 1-3 years.

The healing process for all services is approximately 2 weeks. If your plans involve water activities or suntanning, it's advisable to schedule your appointment accordingly.

No, these services are considered permanent makeup, not tattoos. They will fade over time and require touch-ups every 1-1.5 years after the initial service to refresh color.

To ensure proper healing, it is recommended to book your appointment at least 2 weeks in advance of any travel plans involving water activities and suntanning.

After the initial sessions, you'll only need to get a color boost done every 1-1.5 years. This long-lasting effect is one of the reasons why permanent makeup is so popular and has an initial higher pricing.

Clients not eligible include those who are pregnant or nursing, under 18 years old, currently taking blood thinning medications (but can proceed if can refrain from taking medication for 48 hours), undergoing chemotherapy, using or using Accutane in the past 6 months, has had botox in the forehead region, received a chemical peel or laser treatment in the last 4 weeks, and those with MRSA.

If you have other health concerns, please consult your doctor before booking.

If you're taking blood-thinning medication, you may not be a candidate unless you can refrain from taking the medication 48 hours before your appointment. Please consult your doctor for additional questions.

During the first week, cleanse the permanent makeup morning and night with the provided soap and moisturize with the provided balm, Aquaphor, or Vaseline.

No makeup on the area during this time.

No sun, sweat, or submerging the area in water during this time.

During the second week, scabbing is part of the healing process. Do not pick at the scabs, as this can result in pigment loss. No water is used during this week, and scabs will naturally flake off.

You may apply a layer of ointment on the brows the second week at night to ensure the scabs do not come off during sleep.

Yes, during these two weeks, avoid submerging the area in water, sweat, and sun exposure (including tanning and tanning beds), and do not apply any skincare products other than those instructed for proper aftercare.

Stronger skincare products like retinol, acids, and exfoliants should always be avoided to prevent fading and unwanted color changes.

Exfoliating the skin before any permanent makeup service is beneficial for better healing and color retention.

Dead skin cells come to the surface of our skin and sit on our skin until we exfoliate it off. New cells are always forming but exfoliating before permanent makeup ensures the pigment is being implemented into fresh skin and not patchy healing.

Lip exfoliation can be done twice the day before and once the morning of the appointment.

Yes, the touch-up session is crucial for perfecting the results. It allows for corrections, color adjustments, and any changes desired by the client. This session implements more pigment into the skin ensuring long-lasting and satisfactory permanent makeup results.