Your questions, answered

Permanent makeup — sometimes called cosmetic tattooing — places pigment in the upper layers of the skin to enhance features such as brows, lips or the lash line. Despite the name, results gradually fade over time.

Most clients describe mild discomfort rather than pain. Numbing is typically used to keep you comfortable, though sensitivity differs from person to person.

Surface healing usually takes around one to two weeks, while colour continues to settle for several weeks after. Timelines vary by treatment and individual skin.

Longevity depends on your skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure and aftercare. Results gradually soften, and periodic refreshers are common.

A follow-up session is often recommended after initial healing to perfect the result. We'll discuss this with you during your consultation.

Suitability depends on your health, skin and medical history. Certain conditions or medications may mean a treatment isn't advisable — we always recommend an individual professional assessment, and you may need to consult your doctor.

Preparation varies by service. You'll receive tailored guidance after booking — generally, avoid certain skincare actives, alcohol and blood-thinning supplements beforehand unless your doctor advises otherwise.

Aftercare usually involves keeping the area clean, applying a provided balm and avoiding sun, heat, sweat and makeup while healing. Written instructions are provided.

We'll talk through your goals, look at your features and skin, discuss shape and colour, and answer every question. It's relaxed, private and with no obligation.

Yes. Appointments are one-to-one in a calm, private setting, with care for your comfort and discretion.