Eyeliner is a very popular permanent makeup procedure. Unlike penciled on eyeliner, permanent eyeliner can be applied directly in the base of the eyelash line. This method creates fuller and darker looking eyelashes and a beautiful natural look. Clients can choose to have top, bottom, or both top and bottom eyeliner. The color and thickness of eyeliner applied is based on the customer's desire. Clients' requests can range from a subtle change, such as an eyelash enhancement, to a bold new look using a broader line. Thickness and placement is discussed thoroughly between the client and I prior to the procedure. I love incorporating my client’s visions into their procedures.

Eyebrows are currently the most popular permanent makeup procedure. Many people have little or no eyebrows either from over-tweezing, ailments, or age. The shape and color selection is unique for each client based on skin tones and face shape.

Clients are very involved in the process of applying eyebrows. The first part of the process is drawing on the eyebrows. This step is so important that it often takes longer to draw on the eyebrows perfectly than it does to apply the pigment. The shape, size and color of the eyebrows can alter the expression of a clients face. It is very helpful to bring a couple pictures of desired eyebrows to the appointment.

There are two different methods of applying permanent eyebrows. The filled in method is great for clients who have been drawing their eyebrows on everyday. Usually these clients like a very perfect eyebrow and the filled in eyebrow gives that look. The second method is the hair-stroke eyebrow. This method is very popular these days termed “microblading”. In this method small lines are created with the pigment to resemble hair. This method is great for clients who want a very natural look. Skin will show through the lines like it does on natural eyebrows and the edges of this type of eyebrow will be less smooth.

I am one of the few companies that offer permanent eyeshadow. Permanent eyeshadow looks just like traditional makeup. It has a shimmer with a soft and beautiful appearance. Typically two different colors are applied to the client's eyelid.

Permanent eyeshadow is wonderful for people with oily skin. Oily skin causes traditional powder eyeshadow to crease, or to run and smear. Permanent eyeshadow looks great all day everyday.

Scar Camouflage

Make unwanted scars disappear by camouflaging them with skin-colored pigments.

Beauty Marks

Get a "Cindy Crawford" beauty mark, cover a scar, or add character to your face with a natural looking beauty mark.

The area of application will be somewhat swollen for about 48 hours after the procedure. It is important to ice the area several times in the first couple of days. Proper icing keeps swelling down. In addition, an ointment will need to be applied two-three times a day for 7 days. It is important to not wear makeup on the procedure area for 7 days to avoid the possibility of infection.

This service includes the liner and the lip fill color. As we age our natural lip’s color fades, thins, and become less defined. Permanent lip liner and fill can reverse these aging effects. The lip pigments are translucent to allow for a natural and healthy appearance versus an intense, thick lipstick look. After healing, to create a different look for those special occasions, lipstick can be applied over the permanent make up. Permanent lips are wonderful for people who don't have a well defined lip line or have problems with conventional lipstick bleeding across the lip line. Often, as people age, they lose lip definition and therefore the lips appear smaller. Most lipsticks contain alcohol which dries lips out when worn. For clients who struggle with chapped lips permanent lips can be a great solution. Clients who don't like the feel of lipstick also love this procedure.

Clients should pick a lip color they would enjoy for everyday events and activities. It is very helpful to bring a lipstick that the client likes to the appointment. Doing so I will be able to create a pigment to match the desired color.