1. What is semi-permanent makeup?

Semi-permanent makeup, also known as micropigmentation, is a cosmetic tattooing technique where pigment is implanted into the upper layers of the skin. It enhances your natural features by defining eyebrows, eyes (eyeliner), and lips with results that can last up to 1–3 years.

2. How long does semi-permanent makeup last?

Results typically last between 12 to 36 months, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and how well you follow aftercare instructions. Annual touch-ups are recommended to keep the color fresh and the shape defined.

3. Is the procedure painful?

Most clients report minimal discomfort. A topical numbing cream is applied before and during the treatment to ensure you're as comfortable as possible. Sensitivity may vary depending on the area treated and individual pain tolerance.

4. What areas can be treated with semi-permanent makeup?

Common treatment areas include:

Eyebrows (e.g., ombré, powder, or hair-stroke brows)

Eyeliner (top, bottom, or both)

Lips (lip blush or full tint)

5. Who is a good candidate for semi-permanent makeup?

SPMU is great for those who want to save time on daily makeup, have allergies to traditional cosmetics, have hair loss (e.g., alopecia), or just want to enhance their natural features. A consultation is recommended to assess suitability.

6. Is semi-permanent makeup safe?

Yes. When performed by a trained and licensed technician in a sterile environment, it is very safe. We use high-quality pigments and disposable tools to ensure the highest hygiene standards.

7. What should I expect during the healing process?

Immediately after the procedure, the color will appear darker and bolder. Some redness or swelling is normal. Over the next 7–14 days, the area will flake and fade as it heals. Final results settle after 4–6 weeks.

8. Do I need a touch-up session?

Yes. A perfecting session is usually required 4–8 weeks after the initial treatment. This ensures the color is even, and any minor adjustments can be made. Annual touch-ups are optional but recommended.

9. How should I prepare for my appointment?

Avoid the following for at least 24–48 hours before your appointment:

Alcohol or caffeine

Blood-thinning medications (check with your doctor first)

Sun exposure or tanning

Facial treatments (e.g., peels, Botox)

We’ll provide a full pre-care guide upon booking.

10. Can I wear makeup after the procedure?

You should avoid applying makeup directly on the treated area for at least 7–10 days. You can wear makeup elsewhere on your face, but avoid heavy sweating, saunas, and swimming during the healing period.

11. Are there any risks or side effects?

While complications are rare, minor side effects like redness, swelling, or flaking are normal during healing. Allergic reactions and infections are extremely rare when aftercare is followed properly and the treatment is done by a qualified professional.

12. How do I book a consultation or appointment?

You can contact us here or use our online booking system to schedule your consultation. We’ll discuss your desired look, assess your skin, and answer any other questions you may have