Permanent Cosmetics

Tired of filling in your brows every morning? You might love permanent eyebrow shading. Your tech will create a subtle color transition throughout your brows using pigment and micro needles; this add depth and gives your brows a filled-in look. 

Permanent lip liner is the implementation of color around the vermilion border of the lips. As we age, the contrast and definition of the vermilion border flattens. This makes the lips seem as if they’ve faded or disappeared. Usually, a permanent lip liner application is combined with other techniques – like lip blushing – for a more natural effect. Permanent lip makeup can create lips that look fuller, more defined, and more youthful.

Lip blushing is a type of cosmetic tattooing that semipermanently enhances lip color by depositing colored ink into the lips with a mechanical needle. Lip blushing gives lips a gorgeous flush.

Scar camouflage is a micropigmentation procedure that uses specialized pigments to mimic and camouflage a scar with the person's natural skin color. The scar needs to be lighter than the surrounding skin and should not have a raised appearance. The process of camouflaging a scar varies greatly from client to client depending on the scar tissue and the severity.  Scar tissue is more unpredictable than undamaged skin, which means several treatments may be required to achieve the best results.

Using skin tones as a guide for color selection and careful measurements to ensure the correct size and symmetry of the areolas, your technician will use specialized process of shading and highlighting to create realistic areola(s). 3-Dimensional shading creates the illusion of a protruding nipple, which may alleviate the necessity of surgery to create the nipple bud. 

During each session, pigment is blended into the skin in layers. Because some of the pigment exfoliates after each session, a series of sessions are necessary to build the color back into the skin. It takes about 4 weeks for the color to completely settle and stabilize in the skin. Every 4 weeks you’ll return for a check-up and possibly more pigmentation until the desired results are achieved. During each session, the color is reviewed and adjusted, if needed, to ensure your results are perfect.

Vitiligo is a long term genetic skin condition in which the cells that produce melanin stop functioning, causing white patches to appear on the skin. 

Vitiligo camouflaging involves using a micro pigmentation technique to blend patches of skin affected by vitiligo. The pigments used are natural and mineral-based. The technician concocts a customized mix of pigments for every client to best match their skin tone. The pigments are then applied to the affected skin using microneedles. 

For large patches of skin, it may take several sessions to reach your desired result. Although the results are visible immediately, some of the pigment is exfoliated after each session. It can take multiple sessions to properly build up the color. Once the skin heals and the color settles, no one will be able to tell you have vitiligo.