WM Permanent Make Up

Brows Lamination 🤍

When your eyebrows are perfect they need only a bit of love 🫠 swipe to see brows before

🤫 by the way you can see HEALED lash line 🖤 😮‍💨

BEFORE & AFTER

This was a reconstruction, so I worked very gently. I didn’t want her brows to be the first thing you notice. I wanted you to see her first, and the brows to simply frame her face. ☺️

I used machine hair strokes with a light saturation. It’s always safer to start soft, because at the review appointment we can build more colour if she needs it, step by step and without any risk.

I lifted the arch just slightly. It makes her eyes look more open and gives her face a fresher, younger feel.

The colour looks warmer right now, and the redness of the skin makes it look even stronger. As it heals, it will settle into a cooler tone that suits her natural brow colour.

Permanent makeup is a process. If you take it slowly, you get a result you’ll really love. 🫶

And I really love this one. 🤍

How about you thinking about rebranding your eyebrows? 👇

She loves a bold winged liner. She just doesn’t want to wear it with a bare face.

One of my clients is all about a strong eye. When she’s dressed up and wearing full makeup, a sharp wing is her signature.

But on an ordinary morning, with no foundation and nothing else on, that look just isn’t her. She still wanted her eyes to look defined, only softer and more like herself.
So we created a lash line 🖤
Soft pigment placed between the lashes, so they look fuller and denser, almost like a lash extension effect. It doesn’t look like makeup. It just looks like she was born with it.

Now she wakes up with her eyes already defined, even with a completely bare face. And her natural blue eyes look deeper and brighter, because nothing is covering them.

And on the days she wants the full look? She still draws her favourite eyeliner on top. Same signature style, just a better starting point.

That’s what I love about a lash line. It doesn’t replace your makeup. It just means you never start from zero. 🤍

Do you wear eyeliner every day, or only when you do your full makeup? Tell me below 👇

Your coat is back out… but has your SPF gone away? 🍂

Caring for your permanent make-up continues long after your appointment. Once it’s fully healed, regular sun protection is one of the small habits that can help protect your skin and reduce UV-related pigment fading.

Keep your SPF close, whatever the season 🤍
Do you use SPF all year round, or mainly in summer?

“What if the colour is too strong?”🫦

This is one of the most common concerns I hear before lip blush. 🤍
Swipe to the last slide to see the lips before the treatment vs. fully healed!

And I understand this perfectly, because immediately after the treatment, the colour may indeed seem more intense than the effect you’re expecting.
That’s why, during the consultation, we always discuss in detail what you want, what you’re worried about, and how your lips will look at each stage of the healing process.

Camila also thought about it for a long time. She wasn’t sure whether lip pigmentation was right for her or whether it would look too bold.
We had a chat, I explained everything to her, and finally she said: “OK, let’s do it.” 🤍

Just four days after the treatment, she was delighted with the colour 👄

And that’s when we could really see what the result looked like once it had healed.

We didn’t even do a touch-up, as we both agreed that nothing more was needed.
Her lips are subtly enhanced, have a more defined contour and look beautiful both on their own and with a touch of lip gloss.

And I think that’s what I like most about this result - the natural colour of the lips is more visible. 🤍

Because, for me, lip pigmentation shouldn’t change your face. It should gently emphasise what’s already there.

And be honest… are you still worried that the colour might be too strong?

“Why did I wait so long?” 🤍

Olа came to me with one very specific concern; she was worried that permanent makeup would look too strong or unnatural.

A few years ago, she had overplucked her eyebrows. Unfortunately, the hair never really grew back, and over time her brows became very sparse.
Olа doesn’t wear much makeup day to day. The only thing she would usually do was lightly define her brows to make them a little more visible.

That’s why, when one of her colleagues recommended me and told her that if she wanted a truly natural result, she should come and see me, she decided to book a consultation.

During our consultation, we talked through everything carefully, looked at her natural brows and, most importantly, talked about what she definitely didn’t want.
And after that conversation, Olа finally felt ready to make the decision she had been putting off for years.

After the treatment, she looked in the mirror and said:
“Why did I wait so long?” 🥹🤍
And honestly, I think that says it all.

We are both so happy with the result - it’s soft, natural and, most importantly, it suits her.
And this isn’t even the final result yet. 🤍
I’ll be sharing her healed brows very soon.

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