Permanent Makeup is a form of cosmetic tattooing that enhances facial features by implanting pigment into the skin. It’s ideal for creating defined brows or natural-looking lip colour saving you time and boosting confidence.

Not exactly. PMU uses a smaller machine, finer needles, and specially formulated pigments that are designed to fade over time. Unlike traditional tattoos, PMU is semi-permanent and gradually softens and fades as your skin regenerates.

Results vary depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare, but typically:

Brows: 12–24 months

Lip Blush: 2–3 years

A colour boost is recommended every 12–18 months to maintain the best results.

Discomfort is minimal. I use a high-quality numbing cream to keep you as comfortable as possible throughout the treatment. Clients describe the sensation as a light scratch or pressure and most clients feel they could fall asleep

You can expect some light scabbing and flaking over the first 5–10 days. Full healing takes around 4–6 weeks. I provide detailed aftercare instructions and support to ensure your results heal beautifully.

PMU is ideal for anyone who wants to save time, has sparse brows or pale lips, or wants to feel more confident with little to no daily makeup. It’s also perfect for those with busy lifestyles, allergies to makeup, or uneven features.

Dermal fillers are injectable treatments used to restore volume, smooth fine lines, enhance facial contours, and create a more youthful, refreshed appearance. They’re made of hyaluronic acid – a substance naturally found in the skin.

Common areas include:

Lips – to add volume, shape, or definition

Cheeks – for lift and contour

Chin & Jawline – to define and sculpt

Nasolabial folds & Marionette lines – to soften deep lines

Tear Troughs – to reduce the appearance of tired eyes (if suitable)

It varies depending on the area treated and your metabolism, but typically:

Lips: 6–12 months

Cheeks & Jawline: 9–18 months

Tear Troughs: 9–12 months
Top-up appointments are recommended to maintain your results.

Most clients find it very tolerable. The filler contains lidocaine (a local anaesthetic), and I also use a strong numbing cream to keep you comfortable throughout. You may feel a little pressure or a tiny pinch during the injections.

Not at all. My approach is all about enhancing your natural beauty — think fresh, subtle, and balanced results. I’ll always work with your facial structure to achieve a look that’s flattering and in harmony with your features.

Botox relaxes the muscles to reduce wrinkles caused by movement (like frown lines or crow’s feet), while fillers add volume to restore structure or plump up specific areas. Both can be used together for a full-face refresh.