Long-lasting cosmetic pigmentation for brows, lips and eyeliner, designed around your facial features, natural colouring and preferred finish.
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About Permanent Makeup
Permanent makeup, also known as cosmetic micropigmentation, places colour into the upper layers of the skin to enhance selected facial features. Shape, shade and intensity are planned individually, allowing the result to range from subtle definition to a more noticeable cosmetic effect.
Powder Brows Soft shaded pigmentation can add definition, improve visible asymmetry and create a fuller-looking eyebrow shape while remaining balanced with your facial proportions.
Aquarelle & Full Lips Lip pigmentation enhances natural colour and contour. The chosen shade can create a soft translucent finish or a more defined effect depending on the technique.
Permanent Eyeliner & Lash Line Colour placed close to the lashes can provide discreet definition or create a more visible classic or soft eyeliner style.
Correction & Cover-Up Existing permanent makeup may sometimes be refreshed or corrected. Old colour, shape and saturation are assessed first because removal may be preferable in some cases.
What to Expect
The appointment starts with a consultation to discuss the desired style, colour and overall effect.
For brows, lips or eyeliner, the design is mapped before pigmentation begins so the proposed shape can be reviewed in advance. The treatment area is then prepared and colour is implanted in controlled passes using the technique selected for that area.
Comfort measures may be used where appropriate. Immediately afterwards, the result normally appears stronger than the healed finish and mild redness or swelling can occur.
Aftercare instructions are provided before you leave.
Results & Recovery
Fresh permanent makeup looks more intense than the final result. As the area heals, the colour gradually softens and becomes more natural.
Temporary dryness, light flaking or minor tenderness can occur during the early healing period. The finished tone and pigment distribution become easier to assess over the following weeks.
Retention differs between individuals and is influenced by factors such as skin type, treatment area, lifestyle, sun exposure and skincare. A touch-up may be recommended after healing to refine density, colour or symmetry.
Over time, pigmentation gradually fades and maintenance sessions can be used to refresh the result.
Individual results vary.
Permanent Makeup Before & After
Before and after photographs show how different techniques can change brow definition, lip colour or lash-line emphasis.
Safety & Suitability
Permanent makeup involves controlled penetration of the skin barrier, so hygiene, appropriate technique and correct aftercare are essential.
A session may need to be postponed when there is active infection, inflammation, damaged skin or another condition that could interfere with healing. Existing PMU should also be examined before correction or cover-up work.
Possible temporary reactions include swelling, redness, tenderness and uneven colour retention during healing. Less common complications can include allergic reactions, infection or scarring.
Please provide relevant information about medications, previous cosmetic procedures, skin conditions and existing pigmentation before treatment.
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FAQ
Questions About permanent makeup
There is no fixed duration. Colour gradually fades, and longevity varies according to the treated area, skin characteristics, pigment shade, sun exposure, skincare and lifestyle
Healing does not always produce completely even colour retention. A follow-up session can refine areas where the result needs additional density or adjustment
Usually yes. Fresh pigmentation commonly appears stronger at first and becomes softer as the area heals
The appearance changes throughout the healing process. The finished colour should be evaluated after the area has recovered rather than immediately after the appointment
Yes. The intended shape, tone and style are discussed before treatment and adapted to your features and preferred result
Sometimes. Whether correction, cover-up or removal is more appropriate depends on the existing shape, colour, depth and saturation
Timing varies by treatment area and technique because the session includes consultation, design, colour selection and pigmentation
Selected unwanted pigmentation may be suitable for laser removal, depending on the colour, depth and previous work. Assessment is required before deciding on the appropriate approach