Services
Four techniques, each suited to different features and different skin. If you are not sure which is right for you, that is exactly what the free consultation is for.
The finest hair strokes, drawn one at a time.
NanoBlading builds a brow from individual hair strokes, each one mapped to the direction your own hair already grows. It is the refinement of microblading: instead of a bladed tool, a single ultra-fine needle draws each stroke, so the lines sit crisper, heal more predictably and stay finer for longer.
$400
Approx. 2 hours
Soft, shaded definition with a makeup-on finish.
PowderBrows build colour in fine, layered dots rather than strokes, giving a soft gradient that reads like a brow lightly filled with powder. It is the technique to choose when you want your brows to look done — defined at the tail, softer at the front, even in tone all the way through. Because it does not rely on blending into existing hair, powder brows work where microblading struggles: sparse or very fine brows, oily skin, larger pores, mature skin, and brows carrying previous permanent makeup. It is also the more durable of the two techniques on most skin types. The density is entirely yours to set. We can keep it barely-there and diffused, or build it fuller and more defined — and we agree on that before we start, not after.
$400
Approx. 2 hours
Your natural lip colour, restored and defined.
Lip blush is a semi-permanent tint that brings back the colour lips lose over time. It softens an uneven border, balances asymmetry, and gives definition without the hard outline of a lip liner — the effect most people describe is looking well, rather than looking made up. It is a tint, not a filler. Lip blush does not add volume; what it does is even out tone, sharpen a border that has blurred, and make the lip read fuller because the edge is clearer. Shade is chosen with your natural lip colour as the starting point, so the healed result belongs to your face. Colour heals considerably softer than it looks on the day. This surprises clients more than any other service we offer, which is why we walk through it carefully before you commit.
$400
Approx. 2 hours
Definition that survives the whole day.
Permanent eyeliner places pigment along the lash line, making lashes look denser and the eye look more open. It ranges from a lash enhancement — an invisible line that simply makes lashes read fuller, with no visible liner at all — through to a defined line with a soft wing. It is a quietly practical service. Nothing smudges, nothing migrates by the afternoon, and nothing has to be redrawn evenly on two eyes every morning. Clients who wear contact lenses, who have unsteady hands, or who simply resent the daily negotiation with a liner pen tend to be the happiest with it. We start conservatively. A line can always be made thicker at your touch-up; it cannot easily be made thinner.
$400
Approx. 2 hours
Keeping it fresh
Permanent makeup softens over time. Touch-ups are priced by how long it has been since your last session, and apply to every service.
Booked 4–6 weeks after your initial session. This is part of the process for every service, not an optional extra.
Within 7–10 months, while the original work is still holding its shape.
After 12 months, when the pigment has softened and the design is redrawn to suit you now.
Your first touch-up, four to six weeks after the initial session, is part of the process for every service — not an upsell.
Not sure which one?
We assess your skin, your brow density and your goals, then tell you honestly which technique suits you — or whether none of them does.