
Frequently Asked Questions
Permanent makeup, often referred to as micropigmentation, is a cosmetic tattooing technique designed to replicate the look of traditional makeup. Instead of creating artistic designs, the primary goal is to enhance natural features such as lips, eyebrows, and eyeliner. Various techniques exist for applying permanent makeup, each using different tools and methods to implant pigment into the dermal layer of the skin. These differences in approach lead to distinct outcomes, allowing for personalized results tailored to individual preferences.
 We use different techniques to create the most natural dimensional brow possible. This often entails a combination of needle sizes, colors and techniques We specialize in the Softaps Hand Method, which offers a different approach to achieving beautiful, natural-looking results. Safe Comfortable and Precise.
Microblading:
- Results fade quickly, needing touch-ups every 6–12 months.
- Can be painful and may risk scarring or follicle damage.
- Over time, fine lines blur, reducing the natural appearance.
Softaps:
- A gentler, safer Japanese technique that minimizes scarring and pain.
- Creates soft, powdery brows for a natural look.
- Results last 2–3 years with proper care.
- Suitable for all skin types and versatile in application.
Softaps is preferred for its longevity, gentleness, and realistic results.
The duration of the procedure can vary based on the specific service(s) being performed and whether it’s your first appointment or a follow-up touch-up appointment For first-time clients, please anticipate spending approximately 1.5 to 2 hours at our studio for your initial session. We create your brows together. You are very involved with the process from beginning to end
Because we are a licensed and certified clinic we do have some paperwork to review and consent
Immediately after your procedure, your permanent makeup may look more pronounced than the final result, as the pigment will settle over the next few days, some light flaking will occur and will lighten . You can certainly return to work or run errands right away. You might experience some puffiness, never welling, some mild stinging or tenderness in the skin following the eyeliner or lip color procedure
You can have a maximum of two procedures performed during a single appointment. Many of our clients choose to have both their eyebrows and eyeliner done together for convenience. The body has a tolerance level with anything, so we want to maintain that comfort level
No, you won’t lose any brow or eyelash hair. The hand method is designed to minimize trauma to the skin, and since the needle does not penetrate deeply into the dermal layer, it won’t damage hair follicles or interfere with hair growth.
No, you do not need to remove your eyelash extensions before your eyeliner procedure, procedure. However, it's likely that you may lose a few extensions during the process. We recommend avoiding getting a full set or fill right before your eyeliner appointment to minimize any potential loss.
Permanent makeup may not be suitable for the following individuals:
- Anyone under the age of 18.
- Those on a strict regimen of blood thinners (this particularly pertains to the eyeliner procedure; please contact us for a discussion).
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women.
- Individuals prone to keloids.
- People with thin, irritated, or inflamed skin, as well as those with skin conditions like severe eczema or psoriasis.
Our top priority is to ensure that clients feel completely comfortable during their procedures, aiming for a virtually painless experience. We use both a topical anesthetic and a skin-safe open topical anesthetic to guarantee that you are fully comfortable throughout the procedure.
While your permanent makeup won’t completely vanish, it will gradually fade over time. A lot will depend on how you care for your new art. Using Sunblock and keeping skin products away from the procedure area will help with the longevity
Touch up visits will be required 2-3 years after completion of your procedure to maintain your permanent make up, making it look fresh again. We provide an after care kit to bring home and instructions
Yes, you can wear makeup, but you should avoid applying it to the area of your newly done procedure , It’s crucial to keep the procedure area clean and moist with ointment for about a week following your procedure to ensure proper healing
While completely removing unwanted permanent makeup can be difficult, we can often significantly lighten the area, reshape or camouflageÂ

