Does Permanent Makeup mean I do not have to wear everyday makeup that washes off?

Permanent Makeup (or PMU) is not a replacement for cosmetic products. Permanent makeup is meant to enhance your natural features and save you time on your makeup routine. Permanent makeup gives you a natural look that can be worn with or without makeup. When you would like a more bolder look, you are able to wear cosmetics on top of your PMU.

Do you do corrections/cover-ups?
No. I do not do corrections or cover-ups. I only accept clients who have no previous work done. 

What PMU services do you offer?

I offer Microblading, Nano machine hair strokes and Combo / Hybrid Brows.

What is the differences in these services?

Microblading uses a blade made up of multiple, tiny needles. This manual tool is used to create crispy lines that mimic eyebrow hairs. 

Nano machine hair strokes uses a permanent makeup machine with a needle to create thin, wispy hair strokes that mimic eyebrow hairs.

 

Combo or Combination  / Hybrid Brows combines either Microblading or Nano Brows with the shading techniques. Shading techniques are what is used to create Powder Brows. I combined Microblading or Nano Brows with Shading to give the fluffy hair look in the front of the brow, with a natural filled-in look for the rest of the brow.

Do you do in-person consultations?
We can do an in-person consultation if needed.

When can I expect a response?

I respond to requests every Monday.

 

Can I bring someone with me to my appointment?
I have a no guest policy. For safety, as well as complete focus, only the client being treated is allowed in the procedure areas. The waiting area is for booked patrons awaiting service as seating is limited.

Guest will not be allowed to enter the building.
 

How long will my appointment take?

The length of your session is estimated at the time of booking.
 

What form of payment do you accept?

I accept Zelle.

 

What else do I need to know before getting my brows done?
For further information, please read all Policies.

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