Semi-permanent makeup involves the application of pigment into the skin's upper layers to create lasting cosmetic effects, such as enhanced eyebrows, eyeliner, or lip color. Unlike traditional tattoos, they fade over time, typically lasting 1-5 years depending on the area treated and individual factors.

Ideal candidates are generally those looking for an enduring beauty enhancement who are not under 18, pregnant, nursing, or have specific health conditions like diabetes, skin diseases, or allergies to pigments. A consultation with a professional can help determine if semi-permanent makeup is right for you.

Discomfort varies by individual, but topical numbing agents are applied to minimize pain. Most clients describe the sensation as tolerable.

Typically, eyebrow treatments last 1-3 years, while lip and eyeliner may last up to 5 years. Factors such as skin type, lifestyle, and sun exposure can affect longevity.

The treated area may appear darker and more intense initially, with minimal swelling and redness. Healing stages include peeling and lightening of the pigment to its final color. Full aftercare instructions will be provided.

Yes, the process is collaborative. You can bring pictures for inspiration, and the practitioner will suggest shapes and colors based on your facial features, skin tone, and preferences.

The pigments used are specifically formulated for semi-permanent makeup, designed to be safe and compatible with facial skin. They comply with health standards in the USA and EU.