Daisy Sofia permanent cosmetics

Spend a week with me as a PMU artist ❤️

Monday - Day 1 beginner lip blush with 2 incredible students

Tuesday - Day 2 beginners blush amazing work on their models

Wednesday - Day off, admin catch up and a little R and R

Thursday - Starting my day with a blaze class. Then a busy day 2 new brow clients, 4 laser clients for brow removal and 1 body tattoo removal

Friday - Early gym, Blowdry by the best followed by new powder brows and 2 5 week colour top ups

Saturday - packing up my house to move out, early morning steps, catch up brekky with my bestie and out in London to watch the football 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Sunday - 😴🙃

For clients: having laser removal before your brows are redone doesn’t mean anything has gone wrong. If your old brows are very saturated, have gone ashy, or have migrated, adding more pigment over the top can make them look even darker and muddier. Removing or lightening some of that old pigment gives us a much cleaner base to work from, so we can create softer, fresher and more natural-looking brows.

For artists: recommending removal is not a failure. It’s about doing what is best for the client and their skin. Techniques change, products improve and we are always learning more about healed results. Sometimes the best thing we can do is make space for new work, rather than trying to keep covering what is already there.

The aim is always to give you brows that look soft, flattering and right for you now not just cover old pigment.

Nobody really talks about their first lip blushes… but I will.

The first slide is a recent lip blush I’ve created.

Swipe and you’ll see some of my first-ever lip blush treatments.

I was over-saturating. My technique wasn’t right. I was overworking the lips because I thought more passes and more pigment would mean better retention.

But it didn’t.

I was getting patchy healed results, uneven colour and I honestly didn’t understand why. I didn’t properly understand colour theory, lip anatomy, pigment behaviour or how much trauma I was creating in the skin.

I wasn’t naturally amazing at lip blush. I had to learn, make mistakes, invest in myself and keep going when I felt like giving up.

Over time, everything changed. Once I understood the why behind the treatment, my results became softer, more even and far more predictable.

That knowledge helped me build a lip blush business that now brings in five-figure months.

If you’re currently struggling with patchy healed lips, overworking the skin, choosing pigments with no real confidence or feeling like you’re just hoping each set heals well… I created this masterclass for you.

My Lip Blush Masterclass is on 10th August and I only have 2 spaces left.

A £200 deposit secures your space.

This is for the artist who is ready to stop guessing, understand what they’re doing and finally create the kind of lip blush results they’re proud to post.

DM me “LIPS” to secure your space 🤍

Stop choosing your PMU artist based on price.

PMU is a skill. It’s not something you master after one cheap training course over a weekend.

The artists who truly care about their clients never stop learning. We invest thousands of pounds into advanced training, masterclasses, mentoring and education because this industry is constantly evolving. Every course builds on our knowledge, improves our technique and helps us achieve better, safer, longer-lasting results for our clients.

Quality doesn’t stop with education either.

The pigments, needles, machines, numbing products and aftercare products we choose all make a difference. High-quality products come at a cost, but they’re chosen because they perform better, heal better and give you the best possible outcome. Cutting corners to save money isn’t something you’ll ever see from a professional who genuinely values their work.

Then there’s time.

A good PMU artist won’t rush your appointment to fit in as many clients as possible. Your consultation, mapping, colour selection, symmetry checks and treatment are all done with care because every face is different. Taking the time to get it right is part of the service you’re paying for.

When you choose a PMU artist, you’re not just paying for the treatment itself.

You’re paying for years of experience, ongoing education, premium products, attention to detail and the confidence that your face is in safe hands.

Remember... cheap PMU can end up being the most expensive choice when you have to pay for corrections or removal.

Choose your artist based on their skill, healed results, experience and reputation not simply on price. Your face deserves more than the cheapest option.

Still one of my favourite lip blush transformations on 🤍

Being trusted to work on a cleft lip and palate was such a special treatment for me. We worked on balancing the lips and creating more symmetry while keeping everything soft and natural.

Seeing my client so happy with the result and knowing she walked away feeling more confident honestly made it all worth it. This is why I love my job. 🫶✨

Using my faves MARA PRO │ PROFESSIONAL PMU PRODUCTS

POV: You finally found your brow artist ✨

If you’ve been considering PMU brows but you’re worried about them looking too dark, too blocky, or too harsh, you’re not alone.

One of the biggest fears I hear is, “I don’t want them to be too bold.” And honestly, I get it.

My approach is different because I believe the best brows are the ones that look like they’ve always belonged to you. Every treatment is tailored to your natural brow shape, facial features, skin type, and personal style. There are no one size fits all templates here.

I take a less is more approach, creating soft, natural looking results that enhance your features without overpowering them. Together, we’ll choose a shape and colour that complements you, so you leave feeling like the best version of yourself, not like a different person.

Natural, wearable brows that you’ll love waking up to every day. 🤎

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Diary is currently closed bookings for October to Jan will reopen on the 1st September🤍