FAQs

  • Permanent makeup is a cosmetic tattooing technique that uses specialized pigments to enhance facial features, like eyebrows, eyeliner, and lips, for long-lasting results. Unlike traditional makeup, which washes off daily, permanent makeup lasts for years, fading gradually over time. It’s designed to look natural and eliminate the need for daily application.

  • Permanent makeup is suitable for most people, especially those who want to simplify their beauty routine, have allergies to traditional makeup, or experience hair loss due to medical conditions. However, individuals with certain skin conditions or health issues should consult their doctor before undergoing the procedure.

    Please read below to see if you have any contraindications that would prevent you from receiving permanent makeup services:

    • Accutane: You need to be off of Accutane for at least 12 months

    • Cancer: With cancer and cancer treatments, the body & the immune system are compromised and we want to limit any additional risk. Client must wait 12 months to receive any permanent makeup service after treatment is finished

    • Heart/Blood Condition: Hemophilia or any blood clotting disorders

    • Severe Heart Condition: Individuals with heart diseases are often on medications that thin the blood which will cause excessive bleeding.

    • Pregnant or Nursing: There aren’t enough research to understand the effects of pigment or numbing agents on individuals who are pregnant or nursing as they can enter the bloodstream. In addition, there is a risk of infection and blood-borne pathogens. Due to hormone fluctuations, the retention rate will also be decreased.

    • Sick (cold, flu, etc.): If your body health is compromised, the inflammatory response from even small injuries to these areas will be elevated.

    • Retin-A / Retinol: Use of Retin-A and retinol OTC products should be discontinued 30-60 days prior to service.

    • Non-prescribed drugs: If a client is knowingly under the influence of drugs or any mood-altering medications that are not prescribed.

    • Minor: Younger than 18 years of age.

    • Keloid scarring above the chin.

  • 1. Nano Brow

    Duration: Nano brows last approximately 1-2 years, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare.

    2. Ombre Shading

    Duration: Ombre shading generally lasts 1.5-3 years.

    3. Soft Shading

    Duration: Soft shading lasts around 1-2 years, with the color fading gradually.

    4. Eyeliner

    Duration: Permanent eyeliner typically lasts 1-5 years, depending on the style and depth of pigment used.

    5. Lip Blushing

    Duration: Lip blushing lasts between 1-3 years, gradually fading over time.

    *Each of these procedures benefits from careful before/aftercare, which can greatly affect how long they last and how evenly they fade.

  • Pain levels vary among individuals, but most people experience only mild discomfort. Numbing creams are often applied before and during the procedure to minimize any pain. The sensation is often described as a light scratching or tingling feeling rather than outright pain.

  • Yes, once the area is fully healed (usually after 4-6 weeks), you can apply regular makeup over your permanent makeup if you wish. Many clients find they need less makeup because the procedure enhances their natural features.

  • The procedure typically takes 2-3 hours, depending on the area being treated and the complexity of the design. This time includes consultation, numbing, and finalizing the shape and color before application.

  • Permanent makeup is designed to fade over time, allowing for adjustments as trends or personal preferences change. You can work with your technician during follow-up appointments to alter shape, color, or intensity if desired. For more significant changes, a technician can also perform pigment lightening or removal treatments.