Eyebrow Microblading

Also known as “feather stroke.”
Microblading is a tattooing technique in which a small handheld tool made of several tiny needles is used to add semi-permanent pigment to the skin. This technique is used to mimic the natural brow hairs. It is the most natural way to fill in your brows. It can last anywhere between 6 – 18 months.

Combination Brows

A combination brow is a mixture of microbladed hair-like strokes and shading. Shading gives more definition to your brows and once healed it creates more of a “make-up” look. I often use this technique to cover old eyebrow tattoos.

Ombre Brows

The ombré effect comes from using two different brow colours, one lighter than the other. This technique lasts longer and works very well with oily skin. The brow is also fuller and more defined or dramatic. Great for clients who regularly fill in their brows with pencils or shadows

Nano Hairstroke Enhancement

This minimally invasive procedure provides a similar look to microblading but with better retention.

Using the same technique for ombre and combination, a cosmetic tattooing machine implements the pigment into the skin in the form of a hairstroke with a single needle.

Lash Enhancement

Different to eyeliner, this is a ultra-thin line along the lash line to create subtle definition and the illusion of fuller, darker lashes.
Using the same technique for ombre and combination, a cosmetic tattooing machine implements the pigment into the skin in the form of a hairstroke with a single needle.

Lip Blushing

This aims to create a fuller and enhanced effect, by depositing colour along the lip line and in the body of the lips.

Whilst the pigment sits strong in the lips initially, once healed it gives a beautiful subtle effect with a hint of colour.