Permanent Makeup

Performed by a master permanent makeup artist with over 15 years of experience. This is a semi-permanent makeup procedure where we implant pigment that mimic an appearance of real brow hair.

While it’s a similar process to getting a tattoo, the results is much more natural looking. The ink that is used is far less concentrated than that of a regular tattoo and is specifically formulated for the cosmetic permanent makeup process.

It’s important to note that permanent makeup isn’t really permanent. It’s just the term that the industry uses, and is more accurately semi-permanent. It’s considered permanent because the pigment will remain in the skin forever, but the longevity of the color and its visibility will eventually fade.

Those that tend to opt for one of these hair stroke techniques want fuller, natural-looking eyebrows but don’t want the hassle of filling them in every single morning. Hair stroke technique actually gives a much more natural looking result than filling brows in with pencil or powder.

​We highly recommend this treatment for those who have some or decent amount of brow hair and want to have fuller looking, beautifully shaped brows.

Performed by a master permanent makeup artist with over 15 years of experience. This is a semi-permanent makeup procedure where we use both microblading (or nano hair strokes technique) and machine shading together. This combo technique makes your eyebrows appear natural yet fuller looking. This technique gives results akin to the elegant and understated brow pencil look.

While it’s a similar process to getting a tattoo, the result is much more natural looking. The ink that is used is far less concentrated than that of a regular tattoo and is specifically formulated for the microblading and machine permanent makeup process.

It’s important to note that permanent makeup isn’t really permanent. It’s just the term that the industry uses, and is more accurately semi-permanent. It’s considered permanent because the pigment will remain in the skin forever, but the longevity of the color and its visibility will eventually fade.

Those that tend to opt for one of these often look for something that’s closer to a makeup look but still want to keep it quite natural. It is a well balance h more natural looking result than filling brows in with pencil or powder.

​We highly recommend this treatment for those who have some or decent amount of brow hair and want to have fuller looking, beautifully shaped brows.

Performed by a master permanent makeup artist with over 15 years of experience. This is a semi-permanent makeup procedure where it incorporates pigment to the top layer of skin through a single-needle application to ensure that your look is most natural. Ombré Brows or Powder Effect or Machine Shading — are all different names for essentially the same process. It is the process of creating a ‘filled in’ or ‘penciled in’ look for the eyebrows.

While it’s a similar process to getting a tattoo, the result is much more natural looking. The ink that is used is far less concentrated than that of a regular tattoo and is specifically formulated for permanent makeup.

It’s important to note that permanent makeup isn’t really permanent. It’s just the term that the industry uses, and is more accurately semi-permanent. It’s considered permanent because the pigment will remain in the skin forever, but the longevity of the color and its visibility will eventually fade.

Those that tend to opt for one of these often look for something that’s closer to a makeup look but still want to keep it quite natural. It is a well balanced, the best of both worlds result.

​We highly recommend this treatment for those who have thinner amount of brow hair and want to have fuller looking, beautifully shaped brows.

This technique is also often called Lip Blushing, it is a form of semi-permanent makeup. Essentially, it is a cosmetic tattoo of the lips that enhances the beauty of the natural lip color, improving the shape of the lips, giving definition and the illusion of fullness. This treatment delivers very natural results, once healed. Filler is great for creating volume in your lips, but lip blush delivers a more natural look and give the illusion of fuller lips.

​Here’s how it works: A tiny mechanized needle deposits pigment into the lips, which builds layers of color. Tt can be a corrective service to help even out the tone of the lips, but it can also help with asymmetry.

Unlike traditional permanent cosmetic tattoos, lip blushing is an evolved service that’s meant to provide natural looking, long-lasting results. Generally, lip blushing can last several years, although your lifestyle contributes to how well it maintains; smoking and sun exposure can speed up the fading process, and if you’re oil-prone, have an iron deficiency or use a lot of exfoliating products in your skin regimen, the pigment could fade more quickly, too.

Please note that if you have ever had or are prone to cold sores, you must take Valtrex for 5 days before procedure. Also be prepared to see the color stronger than what you expect right after the procedure. They will fade in color 30-50%.

It’s important to note that permanent makeup isn’t really permanent. It’s just the term that the industry uses, and is more accurately semi-permanent. It’s considered permanent because the pigment will remain in the skin forever, but the longevity of the color and its visibility will eventually fade.

Lip blushing is a semi-permanent tattoo that enhances the color and shape of your lips. It can be a convenient, low-maintenance way to look put-together without needing to apply lipstick every day.

Lip blushing uses natural pigments to create a subtle, long-lasting color. You don’t have to worry about the lipstick color transfer. Lip blushing can define your lips and make them appear fuller and more symmetrical.

A defined lip outline can make thinning lips appear more youthful. Lip blushing can correct uneven pigmentation and scars. Lip blushing can help you feel more confident and beautiful in your skin.

There are 4 options you can choose from:

​1) Tight-Lining $200 (between top lashes only)

2) Eyeliner $300+ (thicker than tight-lining, with or without wing/tail)

3) Top tight-lining, eyeliner & bottom tight-lining $400+

We strongly recommend you to schedule a consultation appointment to help you decide what works best for you.

**You CANNOT wear eyelash extensions and/or contact lenses during the procedure.**

It’s important to note that permanent eyeliner isn’t really permanent. It’s just the term that the industry uses, and is more accurately semi-permanent. It’s considered permanent because the pigment will remain in the skin forever, but the longevity of the color and its visibility will eventually fade.

There are many benefits to eyeliner tattooing. It’s smudge-proof and waterproof. It accentuates your eye shape and colour without the need for traditional makeup eyeliner. You don’t need to apply eyeliner every day!

Although the process is similar to getting a regular tattoo, there are some key differences. Eyeliner tattoo is only applied to the first layers of skin, so the colour fades over time. Traditional skin tattoo ink goes much deeper into the skin. It is only semi-permanent, lasting approximately 12-18 months, with a yearly ‘touch up’ usually required. It is less painful than a regular skin art tattoo. Cosmetic tattoo inks contain less of a metal base, which is the component that allows ink to permanently adhere.