Ombré brows, also known as Powdered Brows, are a semi-permanent eyebrow styling technique that creates a soft shaded brow pencil look.

- The color is evenly saturated throughout the brow and is softer at the very front of the brow only

- Performed using a machine with a single needle

- Considered the least traumatic technique on the skin

- Lasts on average for 2 to 3 years

If you are tired of reapplying lipstick throughout the day, or you are dissatisfied with thin or crooked lips, lip blushing can create fuller, more defined lips.The procedure will begin with a consultation regarding the shape and color of your choice. We recommend bringing your everyday lipstick with you to ensure that we match a color you are most comfortable with. 

We recommend that clients return for a touch-up after 4-8 weeks. During the initial session, we focus on a light, natural look for the permanent makeup. The touch-up allows us to enhance the color, deepen the shade, or make any adjustments to ensure the perfect result.

If you've had your permanent makeup done with us before, your touch-up is completely free of charge.

After one year, a touch-up may be necessary, as the procedure requires more attention due to the extended time since the initial session. Consequently, the pricing is adjusted to reflect the additional work involved.

The price for foreign touch-ups varies depending on the complexity of the work needed, as some clients may require removal or additional adjustments due to previous work done elsewhere.

- Very thin line of permanent makeup pigment that is inserted at the very root of your lashes

- Appearance of a fuller, thicker lash line that makes the eyes look brighter and more “awake” without an obvious appearance of makeup

- Ideal technique for those who are looking for the most natural approach to permanent eyeliner

Permanent Eyeliner gives you the natural, defined eyes no matter where you are and what you are doing. Eyeliner can be done in many styles and colors from soft, natural-looking lash enhancement to a defined line to accentuate eyes. The process is often referred to as micropigmentation. Pigments are injected one at a time beneath the first layer of the skin. The technique is often compared to tattooing, but it is very different. The ink is not injected as deeply, and it is a much more delicate process. 

- Meant to mimic the appearance of winged eyeliner. This style enhances the natural contour of the eyes, providing a lifted, more defined appearance. It's perfect for those who want a classic, eye-catching look.