FAQ's

Each session typically lasts between 2-3 hours, depending on the area being treated and the technique used. This includes time for consultation, mapping, numbing, and aftercare instructions.

Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood-thinning medications (unless prescribed by a doctor) for 24 hours before your appointment. Refrain from using retinoids or exfoliating products on the area for at least one week prior.

Immediately after the procedure, the color will appear darker and slightly swollen. The area will scab and lighten as it naturally peels. Do not be alarm if the color "disappears." As the skin heals you may feel like your color is gone. This is completely normal. It takes on average around 3 weeks for the color to "resurface" or reappear. Please be mindful that you will typically need 2 sessions for normal services. Specialty or correction services may require more than 2 sessions. Full healing generally takes 45-60 days, with a gradual softening of the color over several weeks.

Aftercare is crucial for the best results. Avoid touching the treated area, direct sunlight, heavy exercise, and swimming for the first 7-10 days. You technician will provide detailed aftercare instructions to follow and take home with you.

It’s best to avoid wearing makeup directly on the treated area until it has fully healed. Once healed, makeup can be applied as usual if desired.

Our artists will work with you to determine the best shape, style, and color to suit your facial features, skin tone, and personal preferences. We’ll outline the area, review it with you, make any necessary changes and make sure you 100% approve of everything before starting.

There are many factors when it comes to removal. Traditional "removal" is done with a laser but a licensed medical professional. However depending on the age of that tattoo, application and pigment used the tattoo may not completely be able to be removed. We offer saline lightening, which is done similarly to a tattoo application. It is a more affordable way to lighten previous work that way it can be corrected.

Permanent makeup, also known as micropigmentation, is a cosmetic tattooing technique where pigment is implanted into the upper layers of the skin. It’s used to enhance facial features, such as eyebrows, eyeliner, and lips, to create a natural look that lasts. It is also used to correct old micropigmentation or tattooing as well as aiding in neutralizing and evening out lip tone.

The longevity of permanent makeup varies depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare but generally lasts 1-3 years after your second session. Some clients may need occasional touch-ups to maintain their look over time.

We use a topical anesthetic to minimize discomfort during the procedure. Most clients describe the sensation as mild to moderate discomfort, often less than anticipated. If you have had a tattoo before I would expect a lesser version of that same sensation as PMU needles do not go as deep into the dermis.

Our procedures are performed by certified professionals in a sterile environment using high-quality professional pigments. All medical supplies, needles, cartridges, bibs, gloves are all single-use, disposable tools. All medical waste is disposed of properly. We utilize latex-free gloves, but if you have any specific allergies please let your technician know as well as make sure to list it on your medical intake paperwork. We adhere to all health and safety regulations to ensure a safe, positive and clean experience.

Yes, most people with sensitive skin can receive permanent makeup. However, we recommend scheduling a patch test beforehand to ensure you don’t have a reaction to the pigments.

Yes, we can customize pigments to complement various skin tones and types. We have pigments to accommodate Fitzpatrick skin types 1-6! During your consultation, we’ll discuss the best options for your unique complexion.

Permanent makeup may not be suitable for individuals with certain health conditions, including active infections, specific allergies, or blood disorders. Please inform us of any health conditions during your consultation.

Currently we accept bookings through our online platform as well as via our social media pages on both Instagram and Facebook.

Yes. Deposits are required when booking an appointment, to ensure that both our clients and our artists can commit to the scheduled time. Our artists work by appointment only, this policy helps maintain their schedules efficiently and minimizes last-minute cancellations, which can be disruptive and costly. Deposit's are non-refundable and will be applied toward your final service cost.

Yes. New clients interested in traditional services such as lip blushing, powder brows, and lash enhancements will need to schedule an initial consultation, either in person or via video chat. Prior to the consultation, we may request photos to better understand the service you’re seeking. For corrective work, lightening, and neutralization services, an in-person consultation is required to assess the area accurately so that we can make the proper recommendations.

Investment's are our structured pricing for our permanent cosmetic services. All of our standard services include the deposit amount, initial session as well as your secondary session! Specialty services such as corrective, saline lightening and neutralization cost varies depending on amount of sessions needed. A consultation is required to determine the final investment on specialty services.