Schedule an appointment for a free consultation, we will discuss the different types of procedures to choose from, and then I'll administer a scratch test; 24 hours minimum, we will then schedule your appointment to have your permanent makeup done.

Yes, it is a form of tattooing. I use pigments specifically made for the face, and a rotary machine to perform procedures (the hand piece resembles a marking pen).

Everyone's tolerance for pain is different. I use numbing topical agent before and during the procedure, and recommend non-aspirin, acetaminophen if you're sensitive.

Two. The first session is considered the saturation stage where I implant pigments, then do a follow up in 4 weeks, the focus treatment, where I fine tune any areas that need to be darker, thicker, or areas that may have healed too light. Every client takes permanent makeup differently and may need more than the two procedures for optimum results.