Permanent makeup is a revolutionary technique in which natural pigments are applied into the top layer of the skin. In most cases, permanent makeup is performed on eyebrows, lips and eyeliner. With permanent makeup your eyebrows, lips or eyeliner will look as though makeup has been just – applied 24/7, no matter what activity you’re doing it will stay the same.

Eyebrow permanent makeup’ is the most popular form of PMU due to the ever-growing trend of thicker and more defined eyebrows as opposed to thinner eyebrows back in the 80’s.

Lips Permanent makeup have very rapidly followed this trend.  The ever growing desire for fuller lips has seen the cosmetic industry really evolve where lip blushing technique can alter both colour and shape of the lips thus creating younger-looking lips.

Our eyes are the focal point of our face and no wonder Permanent Eyeliner has also become the must have treatment for anyone who wishes to define their eyes or look their best from the moment they open their eyes.

Permanent makeup can make life easier for women simply looking to enhance their look and make them feel more confident in themselves. Even those that are less able to be applying makeup daily, or have may have medical conditions then PMU can be lifesaving.

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Treatment is prohibited if you are pregnant or breastfeeding

Do not work out 24 hrs prior to treatment

No alcohol or caffeine 24 hrs before treatment

Do not take aspirin, Niacin, Ibuprofen or Vitamin E 24 hrs prior to treatment

No brow waxing or tinting 1 week prior to treatment

No Botox for 4 weeks prior to procedure

Avoid sun and tanning 1 week prior to procedure

No laser or chemical peels for 1 month prior to procedure

Avoid scheduling your appointment during your menstrual cycle due to increased sensitivity to the treatment and alter the results

I first start the treatment by drawing the new shape of brows, lips or eyeliner that I think best suit my clients features but also considering what my client wishes to achieve. I will then show my clients the shape to get approval or make tweaks where necessary. This is a very crucial step and I achieve it by being thorough and working collaboratively with the client.

Once my client is completely happy with the new drawn eyebrows, I will only then start the treatment.
The treatment normally takes between 2 -2.5hrs in total.

As part of my treatment service I require clients to return for a follow up treatment in 4-6 weeks’ time for best results. This is an opportunity for me to check how they have healed, perfect any irregularities or darken the colour.

The treatment can last between 1-3 years, dependant on factors such as age, skin type, skin tone, skin care regime and sun exposure.

After the treatment you will clean your new tattoo with moist cotton, frequency will be explained to you individually dependant on method of treatment performed. This is to remove any lymph drainage which can turn to scab and this is how colour is lost.
The following evening after your procedure you will apply a very thin layer of the cream provided. Repeat for 3 nights in a row. Oily skin does not need this.

Do not wet your tattoo for seven days.

Do not use makeup on or near the area for 7 days while the skin is healing

Do not touch, rub or pick any scabs. Let it naturally scab.

Do not sleep on your face or side, instead sleep on your back for the first few days, on clean pillowcase.

Do not carry any exercise for the first 72 hrs following treatment

Do not go into direct sun for the first week. You must use sunscreen on this area as you must protect your tattoo.

Do not tan or use retinol/ anti-aging creams for 30 days after the treatment.

Do not wax the brow area

When your new makeup is completed it will appear too dark. This is temporary. You are seeing pigment in both layers of your skin (epidermis and dermis). The top layer of your skin sheds and renews itself every few days and with this natural process the pigment in the top layer will peel off. This initial DARK look will not last. Only the colour in the dermis (second layer of skin) will be long lasting. It is important for you to be patient and let your skin heal since everyone heals differently and some might notice gaps and irregularities after the brows are healed. It is also especially important to follow good aftercare.