Permanent Makeup

The risk is practically nil. All tools are single-use or sterilized, and a health questionnaire is filled out first to make sure you are eligible for permanent makeup.

Yes. Besides vitiligo, we offer scar camouflage, baldness camouflage, hairline correction, alopecia treatment, asymmetry correction and breast reconstruction (recreating the areolas).

First, the technician talks with you to understand your needs and agree on the result you’re after, taking into account your face, its shape and your complexion. A topical anaesthetic is then applied to the area to make the session more comfortable. Treatment time varies with the area treated, but averages 1 hour.

You can get back to your activities the same day. Keep in mind, though, that in some cases the makeup looks darker at first; this fades within a few days.

No, we take care of all that at the salon. After the session, however, you will need to apply vitamin E to the treated area for at least a week to help it heal. Also avoid wearing makeup for a few days; after that, you can go back to your usual beauty routine.

You may feel some slight discomfort, but the anaesthetic applied before the treatment makes the procedure entirely bearable.

As with any procedure, we cannot guarantee there will be no reaction. Reported cases are very rare, however, because an allergy test is done beforehand whenever there is any doubt.

Yes: severe medical conditions, anticoagulant medication, or drinking alcohol just before the treatment. Also avoid swimming pools for a few days after the session, to stay clear of any source of bacteria. Laser treatments should be avoided on areas treated with permanent makeup.

Of course. The technician will show you the full range of colours, and the choice is almost unlimited. If you’re unsure, she’ll be happy to advise you. A test is always done before the final procedure.

How long it lasts depends on several factors: light exposure, the colour chosen and, above all, your skin’s ability to eliminate the pigments. These pigments are plant- and mineral-based and known for their cosmetic qualities. Generally, the makeup lasts several years; a colour touch-up is strongly recommended after a few.

They’re very similar, but permanent makeup uses a slightly different technique: the pigments, the needle gauge and the implantation depth all differ. So does how long it lasts.

The consultation is free and takes about 20 minutes. Then, if you decide to go ahead, it costs $500 on average, depending on the area treated. The consultation and the treatment can be done in a single session. We accept cash, Visa and MasterCard. The cost depends on several factors: the distance travelled by our technician, your skin type and the treatment chosen. Permanent makeup lasts about 5 to 15 years. Contact us for more details.

There is practically no risk, because every instrument our technicians use is single-use or sterilized. After reviewing the health form you fill out, they make sure you can receive these treatments safely.

Light exposure, the pigment colour chosen at the start, and your body’s ability to eliminate the pigments.

They’re plant- and mineral-based.

The pigments, the technique, the needle gauge, the depth at which the pigments are implanted, and the lifespan.

No. Most clients tell us they felt almost no pain, and a topical anaesthetic is applied.

The choice is unlimited, and your colour is chosen to suit your needs.

If you see professionals for your laser treatments, they’ll know how to guide you — because yes, most lasers must not be used on an area treated with permanent makeup.