Why have permanent make up?
Think how wonderful it would be to wake up to perfectly shaped eyebrows, wide-awake defined eyes and beautifully contoured lips, without the effort of applying make up each and every day. Natural, soft and in place with no smudging, the perfect look 24/7.
Am I suitable for a permanent make up?
Most people are suitable and a consultation will guide you through to make sure there is not a reason why you should not have this done. You need to be over 18, not pregnant or breastfeeding and not on certain medications, this will be discussed at consultation.
How long will permanent make up last?
Skin types and several factors contribute to the length of time that semipermanent make up may last , including medications, smoking, lifestyle and skincare . We recommend refreshing the colour from usually around nine months , this will keep your make up looking fresh .
Is permanent make up safe?
Yes, all pigments are made of natural minerals that are specifically selected for their safe, non-toxic and Hyperallergenic properties .
Does permanent make up hurt ?
Topical anaesthetic is applied to the skin before and during the procedure to assure you are the most comfortable possible.
Health and safety standards?
The clinic is licensed by the local authorities. All needles are single use only and all equipment complies with health and safety requirements. Alison adheres to all health and safety guidelines and her vast levels of experience ensure that any risks are minimised in her safe hands .
The treatment?
All permanent make up procedures are drawn on first so you can see how the shape will look . A treatment is never started without your approval. Appointments are done as a two-part process with 4 to 6 weeks in between. This allows us to very much under do on the first appointment, let you go away and get used to it , knowing when you return how much more he would like to add. Remember your permanent make up will look more dramatic for the first 2 to 5 days , and the healed result will look very natural.