Permanent Makeup

Permanent Makeup

Think about how much time you spend filling in your brows, lining your eyes, or reapplying lip color throughout the day. Permanent makeup gives all of that time back. Through micropigmentation, pigment is precisely deposited into the upper dermal layer of the skin, creating results that look like your best makeup day, every single day, without any effort on your part.

Every service starts with an in-depth color consultation. We analyze your skin's undertone, your natural brow or lip shape, and your lifestyle to choose pigments that heal beautifully and age gracefully. The goal is always a result that looks like it belongs on your face, not drawn on it.

Our most popular services include microblading for hair-stroke brows that mimic natural growth, powder brows for a soft filled-in look that holds up better on oilier skin types, lip blush to restore lost color and define the lip border, and lash-line enhancement to add subtle depth without a heavy liner look. A touch-up at 6-8 weeks is included to refine the healed result.

Permanent makeup is also an excellent option for clients managing alopecia, undergoing chemotherapy, or recovering from scarring. It can restore the appearance of brows and lashes for those experiencing hair loss, helping people feel like themselves again during a difficult time.

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Permanent Makeup FAQs

How long does permanent makeup actually last?

Most results last 1-3 years. Oily skin and sun exposure fade color faster. Powder brows generally outlast microblading. Annual color refreshes keep your results looking fresh and true to tone.

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Will it hurt?

We apply a topical numbing cream before we begin and most clients are surprised by how comfortable the process is. Lip procedures tend to feel more intense than brows, but both are very manageable.

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What does the healing process look like?

Days 1-3 the pigment looks bold and sharp. By day 5-7 it begins to flake and fade, which is completely normal. The final healed color emerges around week 4-6, often 30-50% softer than it looked initially. That's exactly why we schedule your touch-up at 6-8 weeks.