Semi-permanent Cosmetics

Microblading: 

Microblading is a cosmetic procedure that involves using a semi-permanent tattoo technique to achieve the appearance of fuller and precisely shaped eyebrows. Unlike a tattoo, microblading uses a manual, handheld tool with tiny needles at the end to create the shape of a small blade (a microblade).

Powder Brows: 

Powder brows are very similar to microblading; the powder technique works to fill in your eyebrows in the form of a semi-permanent tattoo. However, there is one key difference. While microblading creates the appearance of individual strands of eyebrow hair, the powder technique uses dots to create a smoother look. This difference in overall appearance is what really sets the two apart and is also what attracts many individuals to get the procedure done.

Combo Brows:

Combo brows, also known as combination brows or hybrid brows, are a combination of the two forms of semi-permanent techniques; Microblading and powder brows. (shading). Microblading hair strokes are placed with a manual tool around the border of the brow to give the brow a natural look, while the powder effect is applied to the body of the brow using a permanent makeup device to give the brows its fullness.

Eyeliner:

Semi-permanent eyeliner is a non-invasive, advanced cosmetic tattooing technique that uses pigment ink to produce long-lasting, natural-looking results. The ink is inserted into the upper and/or lower lash line using a fine needle, resulting in a defined look that can last for years with proper aftercare. Perfect for individuals that love the look of makeup but hate applying it every day. 

Lash Enhancement:

A lash enhancement tattoo or permanent eyeliner is a semi-permanent treatment involving tattooing the lash line creating the illusion of thicker lashes by applying tiny dots of semi-permanent. The treatment involves inserting pigment between strands of your natural lashes to give you a fuller overall appearance by extending, lifting, and opening the eye. It is equivalent to microblading and will fade in two to four years.