Permanent Makeup

Beauty that doesn't wash away

Permanent makeup also known as Micropigmentation, is a revolutionary method of cosmetic tattooing where hypoallergenic, mineral-based pigments are deposited into the dermal layer of the skin.  The use of different techniques offer results that replicate everyday cosmetics to enhance clients' natural features. Permanent makeup services are most often used to create eyebrows, eyeliner, lip color and scar camouflage. It's also used to for post-surgical reconstructive purposes. Becoming educated prior to your appointment is the first step to obtaining the best results.  There are many different terms used to describe services within the PMU industry. It is helpful to understand the meaning of each service when choosing what is best for you.

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Microblading

Microblading is a term that defines a technique of permanent makeup where a small blade is used to create thin lines throughout an individual's natural brow in order to create a fuller look.  It is a procedure that imitates natural hair. This is a semi-permanent procedure with results lasting between 1-3 years. Ideal candidates for Microblading for clients their own natural brow hair but wish to change the shape, color and fullness. Microblading is ideal for individuals with sparse, thin or uneven brows. It typically last anywhere between 12- 18 months depending on skin type and lifestyle.  It is not ideal for oily skin as hairstrokes may blur or fade quickly.

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Ombre Brow

Ombre Brow is a semi-permanent permanent makeup technique that gives a soft, shaded, and natural gradient effect. This technique is similar to a makeup filled brow and looks lighter in the front at the head of the brow and darker/ more defined towards the tail. It is great for all skin types and longer lasting than microblading alone.

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Combo Brow

Combo Brow is another technique to create natural, full eyebrows. A Combination of micro strokes along with machine shading offers dimension and a more 3D result. It is a great option for clients with sparse hair or uneven growth. It heals well on all skin types and is the most popular choice of services for clients wanting a defined and filled in brow. 

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Powder Brow

The term Powder Brow refers to the technique that uses machine shading alone. The look that it creates is similar to what you see if you pencil in your brows. Hairstrokes are not used in this process; however, the look is just as beautiful and natural as the others.  Similar to the other styles, Powder Brows are semi-permanent and will fade over time however the results from it usually last the longest with very little trauma to the skin. Powder Brows often look bold at first, but quickly heal into a soft, powdery finish.

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Machine Hairstrokes

Naturally shaped, realistic replications of hairstrokes created with a machine technique. The advantages to using a machine as opposed to other mediums is that the area will heal much quicker with less trauma to the area. This is a more advanced technique but offers brilliant results!

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Lip Blush

Lip blushing creates the appearance of fullness and definition with a pigment customized to your preference. Perfect for those who are looking to enhance the natural color of the lips, correct asymmetry, and give the illusion the of fuller and defined lips.

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Lip Liner

Pigment is added to the lip line area to enhance the natural contour and shape of the mouth.  Any imperfections in symmetry of the mouth are able to be corrected along with adding the color of choice to add fullness. Lip Liner is convenient, cost efficient and 

and most importantly, beautiful!!

Eyeliner

Permanent eyeliner can create both a subtle, natural lash line or a more dramatic smoky and cat-eye appearance. Permanent eyeliner is a great option for individuals who are active and do not want to deal with the smudging and smearing of daily cosmetics.  It is also a very common alternative to conventional makeup for individuals with vision or coordination difficulties. 

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Camouflage

A technique used by the PMU Professional where pigment that matches the color of the patient's skin is used to cover up scars, burns, and other unwanted areas with discoloration.

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