Changing Faces PMU

UNPOPULAR OPINION? 😉

Not every permanent makeup removal journey should begin in exactly the same way.

Every pigment, every previous treatment and every client is different. That's why I believe removal should be tailored to what's actually in the skin not just follow the same process every time.

For me, a consultation and careful assessment are just as important as the treatment itself.

Sometimes laser is the right first step. Sometimes saline is. Quite often, using both methods at different stages produces the best result.

The key message? Ask questions ❗️

If you're considering brow removal, ask your practitioner why they're recommending a particular approach and what they're hoping to achieve. Understanding the plan gives you confidence and helps you make an informed decision.

Thinking about PMU removal? 🤔 I'd be happy to assess your brows and talk you through the options without pressure and with an honest opinion about what I think will give you the best result.

"Which brow treatment should I have?" 🤔

It's one of the most common questions I get... and the honest answer is: I don't know yet.

Choosing between hair strokes, powder brows or a combination isn't something that should be decided from a message or a photo.

At your consultation, I'll assess:
✨ Your skin type
✨ Your natural brow hair
✨ Any previous permanent makeup
✨ Your lifestyle
✨ The look you want to achieve

Permanent makeup isn't one-size-fits-all. The best results come from choosing the right technique for you, not the most popular trend.

That's why every PMU journey starts with a consultation.

📍Exeter & East Devon
📅 Consultation: £20 (redeemable against your treatment)
💌 Send me a message to book.

Not every colour boost means starting from scratch.

This lovely client had her combination brows with me 14 months ago and still had a beautiful, soft layer of healed shading in the skin. Rather than adding more shading and risking oversaturation, we simply refreshed the hair strokes.

Because her skin is mature combination and slightly oily, I spaced the strokes carefully to allow them to heal as crisply as possible. We also chose a slightly deeper pigment this time, as she's become more confident with her brows and wanted a little more definition.

The pigment always appears much darker immediately after treatment, that's completely normal. Over the next 6 weeks, the colour will soften, settle and heal into a beautifully natural result.

Permanent makeup isn't about making brows look "done." It's about understanding the skin, healing and choosing the right technique for each individual.

❗️Have you been wondering whether it's time for your colour boost? Send me a message and I'd be happy to advise.

A subtle change can make such a big difference. 💋

Lip blush is designed to restore natural colour, improve definition and create the appearance of fuller, healthier-looking lips without fillers or the need for daily lipstick.

Every treatment is bespoke, with a shade chosen to complement your natural colouring and personal style. The result heals softer, leaving you with beautifully enhanced lips that still look like you.

✨ Thinking about lip blush? Send me a DM with LIPS or book your consultation to find out if it's the right treatment for you.

The best compliment I can receive?

"I can't tell which hairs are yours and which are mine."

Realistic hair stroke brows aren't about creating obvious permanent makeup. They're about carefully placing each individual stroke to blend seamlessly with your natural brow pattern, giving you definition without looking "done."

Whether you've lost brow hair, have naturally sparse brows, or simply spend every morning filling them in, the aim is always the same:
✨ Natural.
✨ Soft.
✨ Undetectable.

Because the best brows don't announce themselves they simply make you look like you woke up with them.

Have questions about hair stroke brows? Pop them below or send me a message.

This client first came to me years ago.

At the time, the techniques and pigments available were very different to what we have now. Her brows healed warm, and later she went elsewhere for a darker correction. Unfortunately, that pigment spread and migrated over time, leaving her with brows she no longer felt reflected her.

Rather than covering with more more pigment, which honestly wasn't an option, we took a step back.

We used saline removal and laser to gradually lighten and improve the old work before creating a much softer, more natural result that suited her face and current preferences.

One of the biggest lessons I've learnt in this industry is that we should never stop learning.

The techniques I use today are different from the techniques I used 5, 10 or 12 years ago. That's not something to be embarrassed about it's something to embrace.

Being honest with clients, recognising when work can be improved, and investing in new skills is what keeps us growing as artists.

If you're a PMU artist, ask yourself:

📍 Can you confidently help a client when old pigment needs lightening?
📍Can you offer a solution before recommending another set of brows over the top?

Saline removal has become one of the most valuable skills I've added to my business, not just for removals, but for corrections, refreshes and achieving better long-term results for clients.

If you'd like to learn more about saline removal training, send me a message.

⚠️ Thinking about having your old brows removed? Do your research first.

One of the biggest mistakes I see is people being told that laser is the only answer for permanent makeup removal. Unfortunately, some pigments can leave behind yellow, peach, or fluorescent tones that laser simply can't target.

Before starting any removal journey, it's important to have a patch test and seek advice from someone who specialises in permanent makeup removal—not just tattoo removal.

PMU pigments behave very differently to body art inks, and what works for one set of brows may not be the right approach for another.

That's why I offer multiple removal methods, including laser and saline removal, so we can choose the safest and most effective option for your brows and your end goal.

The aim isn't just to remove the dark pigment... it's to avoid creating a bigger problem underneath.

If you're considering brow removal, book a consultation first and let's talk through your options. 🤍