On Point Permanent Makeup

Once her brow pigment settles in and heals her brows will soften into a nice light brown color, matching her beautiful skin tone and gorgeous blonde hair.

Yes, I do numb you for comfort. As you can see in this photo the light border around her brows is where the lidocaine is still active.

Loving this fresh set of Microbladed eyebrows!

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Let’s up date these brows!!! Client came to see me from Tucson. She originally had her eyebrows done by a different artist and felt that that artist came in too far with the beginning of her eyebrows. She wanted to keep the beginning of her eyebrows light and airy, and slowly transition into a soft powdery brow.

I think we nailed her request!

30 yrs ago this client had her lower eyeliner tattooed with a blue/green color. During that appointment the artist accidentally slipped and tattooed pigment into the corner of her eye and it migrated. After that, that artist tried covering it up with white pigment ( a huge no no ). So after many years of people commenting on her white blotch it finally got to her. She found me a couple weeks ago and today was the day she could finally say goodbye to that white blotch and have it camouflaged.

Immediately after it will look a bit red and irritated ( all normal due to the area being very sensitive skin ). The next couple days the skin will heal and lightly peel resulting in a much softer result.

Even at this irritated stage it already looks so much better and most importantly my client is happy! Stay tuned for healed results.

Microblading + Shading. I do work over other artists work. For example this clients original artist moved out of state and needed to find another local artist to do her touch ups. Luckily she chose me! Even better, I just charge a touch up fee instead of a new brow fee.

If you’re in the market for a touch up and are finding it difficult to find an artist who works over previously done brows, I’m your girl!

On Point Permanent Makeup