Wake up looking like yourself Without lifting a finger
Semi-permanent brows, lips, and lash enhancement. All tailored to your face, your colouring, and the result you actually want.
Natural enough that nobody knows.
Noticeable enough that you do.
25+ Years Of Experience
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960+ Beauty Therapists Taught
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3 Specialities
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25+ Years Of Experience · 960+ Beauty Therapists Taught · 3 Specialities ·
Every consultation starts with a proper conversation. I listen, I look at your face, and I advise honestly. We talk about the result you want, the colours and shapes that will suit you, and whether there's anything I need to know before we go ahead.
I fill out a full medical health questionnaire and carry out a patch test to be completely sure there's no reason I shouldn't carry out the treatment. That patch test happens at least 24 hours before your appointment.
All permanent makeup work includes a retouch appointment 6–12 weeks after your initial treatment. This is a normal part of the process (not an optional extra) and it's how we make sure the result is exactly right for you.
I've been doing permanent makeup since 2016. Natural results are the only results I do.
Brows. Lips. Eyes.
All tailored to your face.
All with natural results as the starting point.
Brows
Eyebrows frame the face and draw attention to the eyes. When they thin, go patchy, or disappear entirely, the whole face changes with them.
Permanent makeup allows you to redesign your brows completely. Missing hair or gaps caused by scars, over-plucking, hormonal changes, or simply the passing of time? All of it can be restored.
You choose from a variety of styles depending on what will look most natural and flattering on your face. I'll guide you through which technique is right for your skin and the result you're after.
My Offerings
Hair Strokes (digital microblading)
Individual, natural-looking hair strokes that blend seamlessly with your existing brows. A realistic result that's virtually indistinguishable from real hair.
£290
Ombre/Soft Powder Brows
A soft, shaded effect that gives definition without looking drawn on. A popular choice for women who want a more consistent finish.
£290
Combination Brows
Hair strokes with shading. The best of both. Natural at the front, defined through the body and tail.
£290
Colour boost Investment is dependent on the duration since your last appointment.
£150 - £255
Lips
As we age, lips become thinner and less defined. The outline softens. Lipstick bleeds. The shape you used to have gradually fades.
Lip micro-pigmentation restores the beauty of well shaped lips or reshapes lips that have lost their definition over time. A subtle perfect outline, a soft hint of colour, or a fuller lipstick effect. The result is lips that look like yours, just more defined. Combined with an injectable lip treatment if needed, the results can be remarkable.
My Offerings
Lip Blush Effect Colouring
A soft all-over colour with a gently defined border. Natural, subtle, and flattering.
£300
Ombre Lip Blush
Richer at the edges, softer in the centre. A natural gradient that gives the lips shape and warmth.
£315
Lipstick Effect Colouring
A fuller, more defined colour result with an all-over shading effect.
£300
Colour boost Investment is dependent on the duration since your last appointment.
£150 - £255
Important note
If you have a history of cold sores, please let me know before booking. Permanent makeup treatments don't cause cold sores, but if you carry the herpes simplex virus it can be triggered by the treatment. It doesn't mean you can't have the treatment, I'll simply advise you on how to prepare.
Lash Enhancement
A fine semi-permanent line placed along the upper lash root, making your eyes appear larger, brighter, and more defined. It’s not a bold liner. It’s a subtle hint of colour tattooed through the lashes that makes your eyes look more open every single day.
Upper Eyelash Enhancement
£230
Colour boost
Investment is dependent on the duration since your last appointment.
£150 - £255
From your first consultation to your healed result
here's how it all works.
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Before any treatment, we meet separately for a consultation. I'll talk with you in detail about the look you want to achieve and what I recommend for you. We discuss colour choices and shapes, and I carry out an allergy test and fill out a medical health questionnaire. I have to be sure there's no reason I shouldn't carry out the treatment. After 24 hours with a negative allergy test result, you can go ahead. Please wear your usual makeup to your consultation. I need to see how you normally present yourself.
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I use a professional facial medical tattooing machine, which works at a much lower frequency than a standard tattoo machine. The sensation is similar to an electric toothbrush held against your skin. You'll feel the vibration but shouldn't feel too much discomfort. Pain varies from person to person and I'll always work at your pace, giving you breaks when you need them. The treatment takes around 2–3 hours depending on the treatment and your individual requirements.
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The colour will appear 20–30% darker than the shade you chose, sometimes significantly more. This is completely normal. It will start to lighten after 4–7 days. I'll give you an aftercare balm and walk you through everything before you leave.
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A second appointment is needed 6–12 weeks after your first treatment. This is where we add pigment to any areas that haven't held as evenly during healing. This is completely normal, as everyone heals differently. The retouch is where we get the result exactly right. I always advise you to come back for it.
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You may experience tenderness, flaking, dryness, swelling, and redness for 2–5 days after treatment. The colour will continue to lighten and the true healed result won't appear until around 4–6 weeks after your initial treatment. During this time the colour can look like it's almost disappeared. It's just obscured by the healing layers of skin. Please do not have any further permanent cosmetics work done during this period.
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No makeup on the treated area for 72 hours. If you've had an eye treatment, use a brand new mascara when you do return to wearing it.
Avoid direct sun, tanning beds, saunas, swimming pools, and anything that causes sweating or heat for two weeks.
Do not pick, peel, or scratch the treated area. allow the skin to flake on its own. Picking risks uneven healing, scarring, and infection.
For lip treatments specifically. Avoid spicy and salty foods, drink through a straw, and avoid kissing during the healing period.
Avoid excessive sun exposure and use SPF 50 on the treated area. Skincare products containing glycolic or fruit acids can fade permanent makeup over time so take care with these.
If you're planning injectables or cosmetic surgery, bear in mind these can alter the shape of your lips and brows.
If you're having laser hair removal near a treated area, always let your technician know.
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Most clients describe it as uncomfortable rather than painful, similar to an electric toothbrush held against the skin. I'll always work at your pace with breaks whenever you need them. Lip treatments can be slightly more sensitive than brows.
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A colour boost is typically needed every 12–18 months, though this varies depending on your skin type, sun exposure, and skincare routine.
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Yes. Permanent makeup can restore brows that have thinned, gone patchy, or stopped growing back due to over-plucking, hormonal changes, or alopecia. I'll assess what's there at the consultation and recommend the right technique.
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Wear your usual makeup on the day.
Avoid aspirin and ibuprofen for two days before but never stop prescribed medication without speaking to your doctor first.
No waxing within 48 hours of a brow treatment, no electrolysis within a week, no eyebrow tinting within two weeks before or three weeks after.
No alcohol the night before or on the day of your appointment.
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Most clients return to normal activities the same day. Some mild redness or swelling may occur immediately after. This usually settles within a few hours. It's worth keeping the day of your appointment free from social plans.
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Some previous work can be corrected, some can’t, and I won’t take on work I’m not confident will give you a result you’ll love. Either way, a consultation is the right starting point. I’ll look at the existing pigment properly, tell you honestly what’s achievable and on what timeline, and if I can’t help you I’ll tell you that too so you’re not left guessing.
Book a semi-permanent makeup consultation and we’ll go from there.
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