Any time pigment is implanted under the skin, and lasts more than 6 weeks, it’s considered to be permanent/tattooing. They do fade softly over time and require refresher or touch up sessions, on average, every 12-24 months. It is impossible to determine how long pigment will remain in the skin for years to come. Everyone retains pigment differently and fades at different rates. For some clients it may fade away completely, and for some it may not. Skin type, lifestyle, and skincare products can all effect the longevity of cosmetic tattoos. *Please note that final results CAN NOT be guaranteed as everyone retains and breaks down pigment differently and a follow-up appointment is recommended at 6-8 weeks where we can asses your pigment retention and make any changes necessary. People with lighter hair, correction work or sparse eyebrows may require more than one follow-up to reach their desired look at an additional cost.

It is my priority for you to feel comfortable and relaxed through the entire process. I begin tattooing by lightly opening the skin with a microscopic needle. This feels like a light scratch. Once the skin is open I apply my favorite numbing product that will quickly numb the area we are working. Within minutes you are numb and beginning to drift off while you listen to music or a podcast of your choice. I check in with my clients frequently to make sure they are comfortable at all times. I’ve had multiple clients, tell me they almost/ fell asleep.

When getting cosmetic tattoos, it is a tattoo and therefore is a mild injury to the skin which takes time to heal. Part of the healing process is to avoid topical water. If you are planning to go on a hot vacation involving sun, sweating, and swimming then make sure you give your skin 2 weeks to heal post treatment before showing off your new brows, blushed lips or eyeliner on the beach and always protect with SPF.​