FAQs
Permanent makeup is a cosmetic tattooing treatment that enhances your natural features. It is commonly used for brows, lips and eyeliner, giving long lasting results without the need for daily makeup.
No, it can be slightly uncomfortable for some people, but most people are surprised by how pain-free it is. A topical numbing cream is used throughout the treatment to keep you as comfortable as possible.
PMU typically lasts between 1 and 3 years, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Colour will gradually fade over time, which is why annual colour boosts are recommended.
Yes, PMU is designed to enhance your natural features, not overpower them. Shape and colour are always tailored to suit your face, skin tone, and personal style.
Yes, free with no obligation. Message me to book your free consultation on 07816176935
Yes, every step is agreed by you.
You should avoid wearing makeup on the treated area until it is fully healed (usually 7 to 10 days). Applying makeup too soon can introduce bacteria, cause irritation, and affect colour retention.
You can continue to wear makeup on other areas of the face, but be careful to avoid the treated area and ensure brushes and products are clean. Once the skin has healed, makeup can be worn as normal.
Microblading is a manual brow tattooing technique that uses a handheld blade to create fine, hair-like cuts in the skin. It’s best suited for normal to dry skin types, but may fade or blur more quickly on oily skin.
Machine stroke brows, also known as hairstroke brows, are created using a tattoo machine to implant pigment into the skin with ultra-fine needles. This method offers greater precision, less trauma to the skin, and more controlled depth. Machine stroke brows are suitable for all skin types, including oily and sensitive skin, and generally heal softer with longer lasting results compared to microblading.
Yes, in many cases permanent makeup can be corrected or improved. This depends on the existing colour, shape, depth, and how saturated the pigment is. Some cases may require laser removal or lightening before corrective work can be carried out to ensure the best result.
A consultation is always required before corrective PMU. This allows the area to be assessed properly and a tailored plan to be created.
