ProTouch PMU permanent makeup Scotland

Not lipstick. Not a filter. Lips with a character of their own💋

A rich shade, a defined contour, and delicate work to enhance the natural shape — so the colour becomes part of your look, not just an accent on your lips.

Lip blush can be bold, sensual, and effortlessly elegant. It all comes down to choosing the right pigment, shape, and application technique.

Swipe through the carousel 👉🏻 See the entire process: the BEFORE, the outline of your future lip shape, and the stunning AFTER result. From the very first step to the final touch that completes the look.

Your lips. Your shade. Your rules. To book your appointment, send me a DM 💌♥️

The work that brought me the win at the championship PMU Championship | Conference | Workshops 🇬🇧 🥇

For me, the most interesting part of competing stopped being simply about winning another trophy a long time ago.

It’s about testing myself every single time. My technique. My focus. My ability to deliver a result under pressure.

This first place became my second win in the Eyeliner with Shading category.

And that gives you a completely different feeling.

One great result can happen once. But when you can repeat that result — that’s when it becomes about your level.

I’m very demanding when it comes to my own work, and I can clearly see how much there still is to improve. Maybe that’s exactly why winning doesn’t make me want to stop and simply admire the trophy.

Quite the opposite. The standard gets higher.

Now the next stage is ahead — Cyprus 🇨🇾

An international championship where I’ll be representing Great Britain 🇬🇧

And this time, I’m not going there simply to see what I can do.

I know what I’m capable of.
I know what I still need to work on.
And I know exactly what result I’m going there for🏆

The client wanted to remove the old PMU that she had not liked for a long time. And this is what she came to me with — our “before” 👇🏻

Her brows had been done multiple times by different artists, so a lot of pigment had accumulated in the skin, and it was of different colors and compositions.

My task was to remove the unwanted pigment as gently as possible, without overloading the skin, and prepare the brows for a new stage. In total, we did 5 removal procedures, combining laser and remover.

Why didn’t we use only one method?

Because the pigment reacted differently at different stages. I focused on the condition of the skin, as well as the amount and nature of the remaining pigment. So at some stages we chose laser, and at others — remover.

In other words, we did not work according to the “one method for everyone” approach, but chose the strategy specifically for this case.

And this is the result we have now ♥️ Our “after” — in the photo.

But it is important to understand: every removal process is different. The number of procedures depends on the depth of the pigment, its composition and color, the number of previous procedures, the condition of the skin, and individual characteristics.

After 5 procedures, we managed to remove as much of the old pigment as possible and create a good foundation for new permanent makeup. And look at the result we achieved ✨

Instead of covering up old, unsuccessful PMU with new pigment, first removing as much of the remaining previous pigment from the skin as possible often allows you to achieve a more predictable and beautiful result.

So if you no longer like your old PMU — it doesn’t mean you have to live with it forever.

📩 Send me a photo of your brows in Direct. I’ll assess your case and tell you where it would be best for you to start.