Permanent Makeup FAQ

Yes. Color selection is a collaborative process based on your skin tone, natural features, and desired result. For certain services like lip neutralization, specific tones may be required first to balance underlying pigmentation before the final shade is achieved.

Permanent makeup fades gradually and softly rather than disappearing all at once. Fading patterns depend on skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure, and aftercare, which is why maintenance touch-ups are recommended.

Yes. Permanent makeup can be designed to look extremely natural when applied conservatively and customized to your features. Subtle techniques are often preferred for clients who want definition without a noticeable “makeup” look.

Yes. Permanent makeup enhances your natural features and can be worn alone or as a base under traditional makeup if you want a more dramatic look.

Yes. Skin type, undertone, oil production, and natural pigmentation all affect how pigment heals and fades. This is why results are customized and why some clients may require additional sessions.

Permanent makeup is also commonly referred to as cosmetic tattooing, micropigmentation, or semi-permanent makeup. Some people may also hear terms like lip tattoo, eyeliner tattoo, or brow tattoo, depending on the area being treated. While the names vary, they all describe techniques used to enhance facial features using pigment placed into the skin.