Microblading involves using a handheld tool to create fine, hair-like strokes that mimic natural eyebrows, ideal for filling sparse areas. Microshading, on the other hand, uses a technique that provides a soft, powder effect, similar to eyebrow makeup, offering a more filled-in look. Both methods can be tailored to individual preferences, skin types, and desired outcomes, with the main difference being the final appearance: natural hair strokes versus a soft, shaded brow.

The permanent eyeliner procedure involves applying a numbing cream to minimize discomfort, followed by the use of a precision tattoo machine to implant pigment along the lash line. This creates the effect of fuller lashes and enhances the eyes' natural shape. The process is meticulously done to ensure a smooth, even line that can vary in thickness according to client preferences. Post-procedure, some swelling and tenderness may occur but typically subside within a few days.

To prepare for a lip blushing session, it's important to hydrate well and avoid any blood-thinning medications or substances, like aspirin or alcohol, for a few days prior. Clients are also advised to exfoliate their lips gently to remove any dead skin cells for better pigment absorption. A detailed consultation beforehand will cover all necessary pre-care instructions, including any specific dietary or skincare considerations to ensure the best possible outcome and a smooth healing process.

Lash extensions involve attaching synthetic, silk, or mink lashes to natural lashes with a semi-permanent adhesive. This service enhances the length, curliness, fullness, and thickness of natural eyelashes, creating a range of looks from subtle and natural to dramatic and voluminous. The procedure is tailored to the client's eye shape, desired look, and lifestyle needs, with maintenance touch-ups recommended every 2-3 weeks to keep the lashes looking their best.

After the initial permanent makeup session, a touch-up is generally required within 4-6 weeks to address any fading and ensure even pigment distribution. This session allows the technician to make any adjustments needed for color, shape, and saturation. Annual touch-ups are recommended to maintain the vibrancy and definition of the pigment as it naturally fades over time due to exposure to the sun, skin regeneration, and other factors. Regular touch-ups help keep the makeup looking fresh and precise.