Permanent Make-Up services

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Soft powder brows, also known as Ombre Brows, are a semi-permanent makeup technique that creates a soft, filled-in look similar to wearing brow powder or makeup. This method involves using a small tattoo machine to deposit pigment into the superficial layers of the skin, creating tiny dots or pixels of color. The result is a defined brow with a soft gradient effect, lighter at the front and darker towards the tail, for a polished and always-ready look

Nano hair stroke brows are a permanent makeup technique that uses a digital machine with a single, very fine needle to create ultra-fine, individual hair-like strokes that mimic natural eyebrow hair. This machine-based approach is considered a newer, more advanced alternative to microblading, which uses a manual blade. Nano brows offer better pigment retention, are more suitable for clients with oily or sensitive skin, and typically result in less skin trauma than traditional microblading.  

A nano hair stroke and powder brow combination, known as Combo Brows or Hybrid Brows, is a permanent makeup technique that blends the natural, hair-like definition of nano strokes at the front of the brow with the soft, full, and defined shading of powder brows at the tail and body. This fusion creates a versatile look, offering both texture and depth for a naturally fuller and more polished appearance, making it ideal for those with sparse, uneven, or oily-to-combination skin types. 

An eyeliner tattoo, also known as permanent eyeliner, is a cosmetic procedure that uses a small tattoo machine to implant pigment into the skin of the eyelids, creating a lasting makeup line along the lash line. It offers a convenient way to achieve defined eyes that don't smudge or wash off, providing a 24/7 "perfect" look that can last several years, with potential fading and touch-ups required to maintain the desired appearance. 

Lip blush is a form of semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing that applies a custom-blended pigment to the lips to enhance their color, shape, and symmetry, creating a natural, healthy, and more youthful appearance. Unlike permanent makeup, the color fades over time, typically lasting 18-36 months, and is achieved using a small, handheld tool with a sterilized needle to implant pigment into the uppermost layer of lip tissue.