Semi-permanent Makeup & Microblading

2 types of numbing cream are used, making the procedure very comfortable for most people.

• For brows, most people either do not feel anything at all or say it feels like the brows are being tweezed.
• Eyeliner can be surprisingly relaxing, as most people do not feel anything at all and some even fall asleep during the procedure.
• Lips can be a bit more tender as there are many blood vessels and nerve endings, but most people tolerate it just fine.

Semi-permanent makeup treatments last anything between 12-18 months. The longevity of the pigment will depend on your skin type, oily skin will require a top-up session every 12 months, whereas with normal skin it can last up to 18 months.

Unlike cheap tattoo ink, we use only high-quality pigment that tends to stay true to its colour over time. The colour will just slowly soften over time. It is advised to avoid using skin lightening products on your permanent makeup, such as hydroquinone or retinol as this will break down the colour over time. Most people prefer to touch up the colour every 2-5 years.

• Avoid blood thinning agents such as ibuprofen, aspirin, alcohol and fish oil for a few days before the appointment if possible (Do not stop any prescribed medication before discussing it with your medical provider).
• Do not have any type of facial or peel two weeks prior to the treatment.
• Do not use any retinol or Vitamin A products one month prior to the treatment.
• Do not have botox three weeks before the treatment.
• Do not take fish oil or Vitamin E one week prior to the treatment.
• Do not wear any mascara or eye makeup to your appointment if you are having eyeliner done.
• If you are having brows done, please wear your brow makeup so that we can see what colour and shape you typically wear.

Yes, we will go through a consultation session with you to discuss the shape, colour and thickness to suit your natural beauty and facial features.

Yes. The treatment is completely safe. The microblading pen will be operated by a certified professional and all the pigments used will also be of the highest quality. They are non-reactive, so they pose no threat to your skin at all.