Permanent Makeup & Microblading
Permanent Make Up (also known as Micropigmentation, MicroBlading, Semi-Permanent Make Up) is a form of cosmetic tattooing that can last up to several years. Tiny dots of pure, hypo-allergenic pigment are inserted into the outer layer skin to give an effect that mimics the appearance of natural hairstroke brows, perfectly defined ‘liquid’ eyeliner and balanced, volumised lips infused with colour as well as other medical camouflage and correction effects.
Carried out by an experienced and talented technician (Hayley Moran), the results can be truly beautiful, enhancing what is naturally god given. Hayley has been specialising in permanent makeup for over 8 years, is highly qualified and respected in the industry and has a large portfolio of work.
While the permanent make up industry is becoming ever-more popular, it should not be taken for granted that achieving the desired results requires a skilled and experienced practitioner using only the most advanced equipment dedicated specifically to permanent make up in a safe and sterile environment.
FAQ
What is permanent makeup?
How are permanent makeup procedures performed?
How are permanent makeup procedures performed?
Permanent makeup is cosmetic tattooing. The specialized techniques used for permanent cosmetics are often referred to as micropigmentation, micropigment implantation or dermagraphics. The cosmetic implantation technique deposits colored pigment into the upper reticular layer of the dermis.
How are permanent makeup procedures performed?
How are permanent makeup procedures performed?
How are permanent makeup procedures performed?
Permanent makeup procedures are performed using various devices, including the traditional tattoo coil machines, the pen or rotary machine (includes the digital rotary machines) and the non-machine or hand device. The process includes a consultation, the application of pigment, and at least two or more follow up visits for evaluating the healed design work and color of the pigment.
Who benefits from permanent makeup?
How are permanent makeup procedures performed?
What type of permanent procedures can be done and how long does it take?
People who meet minimum age requirements and have the ability to heal properly from minor wounds can benefit from the liberating benefits of permanent cosmetics. Interest in this service spans the young to the more mature; those who desire a soft, natural enhancement to their appearance. It is especially valuable to people who can’t wear traditional cosmetics due to allergies and skin sensitivities; active people who want to look their best for sports activities such as swimming, hiking, biking, tennis, aerobics; and those who don’t want to worry about “sweating off” or reapplying cosmetics.Permanent Cosmetics also benefits the vision challenged who have difficulty applying their cosmetics; and others with dexterity related conditions such as arthritis, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, stroke survivors, and busy people who don’t have time to spend applying and refreshing makeup throughout the day and evening.
What type of permanent procedures can be done and how long does it take?
What type of permanent procedures can be done and how long does it take?
What type of permanent procedures can be done and how long does it take?
Permanent makeup procedures can be very subtle or dramatic depending on what you are looking to achieve. Options include, eyebrows, eyeliner, eyelash enhancement, lip liner, lip colour and beauty spots.
The initial treatment takes around 2 hours to perform.
Is permanent makeup permanent?
What type of permanent procedures can be done and how long does it take?
Is permanent makeup permanent?
Permanent makeup procedures are considered permanent because pigment is tattooed into the upper reticular part of the dermal layer of the skin and cannot be washed off. However, as with any tattoo or colorant (pigment) in general, fading can and often does occur, requiring periodic maintenance referred to as color refresh or topup treatment. The scientific structure of pigments and the requirement for periodic refreshing is identical to that of tinted hair color; faded material on furniture that may be located near a window and subject to sun exposure; house paint that is exposed to the sun and other environmental elements; pigment implanted in the skin may fade with time.This colorant periodic maintenance requirement is a good opportunity to reevaluate your color and design preferences. While the concept of permanent, without any change, may seem like a perfectly good idea, think about how your tastes have changed over the years. From time to time likely you have made subtle or dramatic changes in your clothing preferences, your hair color and style, and if you wear topical makeup, those colors have changed as well.The fact that most people will require periodic color refreshing of their permanent cosmetics is the opportune time to work with your technician to reevaluate your overall appearance profile and determine if any changes are appropriate.Longevity varies from person to person depending on their life style (sun exposure), the color(s) used for the permanent cosmetic procedure, and are also affected by topical products applied to the skin.
Is it safe?
What type of permanent procedures can be done and how long does it take?
Is permanent makeup permanent?
All of our sterilization and disinfection requirements are met, to ensure your permanent makeup procedure is as safe as possible.
Below are just a few precautions we take -
- All our needles are new, single use and sterile for each client. All our unopened new and sterile needles will be opened in your presence.
- We purchase disposable sterilized one-time use machine parts.
- All needles are disposed of in a sharps container immediately after the procedure has been completed.
- We use personal protection equipment such as disposable one-time use gloves for each client and changed during the procedure when needed.
- We use disposable one-time use chair/bed covering which is new for each client.
- Our treatment area is free from other contaminants.
Price List
Eyebrow Treatments
To frame the face and achieve a more youthful apperance.
Microblading Eyebrow
£150 per treatment
Microblading is a form of semi permanent make up, where through the manual process of inserting pigment into the upper layers of skin we create fine hairstorkes to the desired fullness and shape of the eyebrows. The effects last up to 12 months after which the pigment fades. Microblading results look very natural.
Microblading With Shading
£175 per treatment
Unfortunately not all skin types are suitable for microblading alone or you may require a natural effect with slightly more definition. This would then be the treatment for you and highly recommended for all skin types including slightly oily skin.
Powdered Or Shaded Eyebrows
£150 per treatment
Powdered or shaded eyebrows give a fuller more made up eyebrow effect. The eyebrows is filled in at the bulb (front) of the brow through to the tail. This effect is suitable for all skin types and may be able to correct any previous work carried out.
Ombre Eyebrows
£175 per treatment
Ombre eyebrows give a light to dark ombré effect eyebrow, lighter at the bulb (front) of the brow and going darker towards the tail. This can give a softer apperance compared to the full powdered eyebrow effect and is suitable for all skin types and may be able to correct any previous work carried out.
Combination Eyebrows
£175 per treatment
This offers both powdered and hair strokes effects combined together to achieve a beautifully natural yet defined brow. The inner brow is feathered with hair strokes while the tails are powdered to achieve the perfect definition.
Eyeliner
Make your eye stand out
Eyelash Enhancement (Upper or Lower)
£150 per treatment
To enhance eyelashes, pigment is placed directly along the base of the lashes, covering any open spots between the lashes to create the illusion of them being fuller. Upper eyelashes are arranged in two to three rows. This method tattoos tiny dots of color between the lashes along the eyelid to fill in between the three layers. Eyelash enhancement is different from the traditional eyeliner tattoo, which extends past the base of the eyelashes to add depth to the eyes.
Eyeliner (Upper or lower)
£175 per treatment
A fuller effect compared to the eyelash enhancement which achieves a more made up look.
Lip Treatments
Add Colour and definition to your lips
Lip Liner
£125 per treatment
Adding a lip liner to your lips will add definition to your lips, enhance and hide lip imperfection
Liner and Blush
£150 per treatment
For that little bit extra have a lip liner and some colour blushed in towards the lip. This will give the illusion of a slightly larger lip, add definition to your lips, enhance and hide lip imperfection.
Full Lip Colour
£175 per treatment
The full lip colour means no need for lipstick. This will prevent color feathering, prevent color bleeding, add more definition to your lips, and enhance or hide lip features. Just gloss and go.
Beauty Spot
Beauty spots are often regarded as a sign of beauty and attractive feature. Most beauty spots are located on the face, shoulder, neck or breast.
1 x Beauty Spot
£75 per treatment
Additional Beauty Spots
£50 per treatment
Discounts apply to multiple beauty spots.
Photo Gallery - Examples of Hayley’s work.
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