What is Permanent Makeup?
Permanent Makeup is a medically developed procedure of implanting pigments into your skin to create an everlasting cosmetic effect.

What can Permanent Makeup do for me?
Permanent Makeup can enhance your eyebrows, eyes & lips. Uneven contour can also be corrected to highlight your natural features.

What is the Procedure?
Permanent make-up is applied by various machines and methods including; rotary machines, the pen and the non-machine or hand method. Using a small, sterile, micro-prong needle, pigment is placed into the dermal layer of skin.

Does the Procedure Hurt?
Topical anesthetics are used to numb the area. Although you may experience some minor discomfort, most people describe a gentle scrub, mild stimulation, or mild plucking sensation. You may experience some minor discomfort. This will vary according to the individual and the skill of the technician performing the procedure.

Is it Safe?
Yes! A skin patch-test is performed with each new client for an allergic reaction. Disposable sterile needles and surgical gloves are used for each procedure. Allergic reactions to permanent make-up are extremely rare.

How Permanent is Permanent Makeup?
Technically, permanent make-up is considered permanent because it can not be washed off. However, a variety of factors may influence the longevity. Usually make-up will last from 3-5 years for darker skin, and 7-10 years on lighter skin. For some individuals these procedures are indeed permanent. Fading can and often does occur, requiring touchup maintenance.

What Else Should I Know?
Excessively dry skin, smoking, and various drugs can have an affect on the appearance of your make-up. Alpha-hydroxyl, retin-a, and glycolic acid must be kept away from treated areas. If you use any of these products you may require additional maintenance in years to come.

Who's using Permanent Makeup?
EVERYONE... from young to old.
Mothers who don't have time for regular make-up.
Professionals who need to look their best, but often don't have time.
Women who want to look their best at all times.
Men who want feature accentuation that looks natural.
Entertainers, Actresses, and Models
Handicapped people that can't apply their own make-up
Hypoallergenic people that can't wear traditional make-up
Cancer patients who have lost some or all of their facial hair.
Vitiligo sufferers who have blotchy pigmentation.
Post surgical/injury people seeking reconstruction of areolas after surgery, camouflage of scars from burns, surgery, accidents or injuries, or redefining facial features.
Physically active people who don't want their makeup to smear while; swimming, hiking, biking, aerobics, weightlifting, playing tennis, and more.