If you want fuller, more even brows, or you are tired of filling them daily, PMU can help. It is great for sparse, uneven, or over-tweezed brows and for simplifying your routine.

Nano uses a gentle machine and a single needle to place soft hair-strokes, great for sensitive or compromised skin and often longer lasting. Microblading uses a manual hand tool to create crisp hair-strokes and ultra-natural looks.

We decide together during your consult, based on skin type, goals, and any previous work. If your skin or meds make microblading less ideal, Nano is often recommended.

Expect realistic hair-strokes that follow your natural growth pattern. We pre-map shape and color to your features before any pigment is applied.

Most clients refresh color every 12 to 24 months. Longevity varies with skin type, sun exposure, and skincare.

Our hypoallergenic, high-quality pigments are selected for graceful, predictable fading, not odd color shifts.

Discomfort is mild to moderate for most, we use topical numbing to keep you comfortable. Many client’s compare it to a dentist visit, but usually more enjoyable!

Postpone if pregnant or nursing, disclose Accutane, blood thinners, uncontrolled diabetes, active skin conditions, or keloid history.

Start with a consult so we can assess color and saturation, if viable we book the appointment as a new set, we do not do true “touch ups” over other work.

Some treatments are safe to do around the time of your permanent makeup, while others must be set a bit more time apart. What you should look out for are:

• botox (at least a month prior to the treatment OR when the touch up scab has fallen off; may be possible to do simultaneously if areas are far apart for eg. if you are having your eyebrow pigmented and use botox around your nose, there’s no need to wait – in these cases, please consult)

• lip augmentation (at least a month prior to lip pigmentation OR when the touch up scab has fallen off)

• plastic surgery (rule of thumb is 6 months prior pigmentation OR when the touch up scab has fallen off; may be possible to do simultaneously if areas are far apart – please consult)

• threads (at least a month prior to the treatment OR when the touch up scab has fallen off)

• microdermabrasion, collagen induction, peeling treatments (2 weeks prior OR when the scab has fallen off after any of the treatments)

• please consult about any treatment with lasers, injections, plastic surgery, etc.

Before your appointment, you must stop tanning and going to peeling treatments for 14 days. Skip alcohol and heavy caffeine the day of, pause retinoids on the brow area for one week, avoid tanning, arrive with clean skin.

After the treatment, a scab will form on the treated area. This takes approximately 14 days to peel off. During this time, you should avoid tanning, steams, pools, or getting the area wet. You can use your usual facial routines, but avoid the treated area.

The complete process of healing after the treatment takes 6 weeks and has two phases. Firstly, right after the treatment, a scab will form on the treated area in 2-3 days. This is a rough, dry surface, that forms as a natural healing response. In these days, the initial color will turn darker. After a few days, the scab will start to peel off and will finish peeling off by the 10th-14th day. The scab will fall off in smaller pieces. Please do not touch, scratch or peel the area. Let the scab come off naturally. The pigments under the scab may seem a lot lighter, than the initial color. In the 2nd-4th week your eyebrows may look very light, patchy, asymmetrical or like no treatment was done to them. This is due to the natural healing processes of the skin that make the skin thicker than normally, causing the pigments to not show up. You should not worry, as the pigments will arrive by the 6th week and your permanent makeup will reach its final look. 

We recommend a perfecting touch up at 6 to 12 weeks, most clients refresh annually or every other year.