Semi-Permanent Make-up
Precision definition. Done with care.
Precision cosmetic tattooing designed to enhance natural features with considered, long-lasting definition.
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Definition, without the daily routine.
Semi-permanent make-up is a form of cosmetic tattooing that deposits pigment into the skin’s surface layers to create the appearance of definition — such as fuller brows or subtle liner. It’s carried out by a trained practitioner following a full consultation and patch test where appropriate.
Because it involves pigment placed into the skin, careful colour matching and shape planning take place before any treatment begins, and you’ll have the opportunity to review the plan with your practitioner first.
Suitable areas.
- Eyebrows
- Eyeliner
- Lip blush
The Process
Planned before it’s placed.
Shape, colour and placement are discussed and mapped out with you before any pigment is applied, so you can see the plan and ask questions first. Your practitioner will also confirm patch test requirements ahead of your appointment.
Aftercare.
- Keep the treated area clean and dry for the initial healing period
- Avoid make-up, sun exposure and swimming on the treated area until healed
- Some fading during healing is normal as the skin settles
- Your practitioner will provide full aftercare instructions specific to your treatment
Frequently Asked Questions
It uses a similar technique but is generally designed to fade over time rather than be permanent. Your practitioner can explain the specifics.
Sensitivity varies by area and individual; your practitioner will discuss comfort options with you.
Longevity varies from person to person and depends on the area treated — this is discussed during consultation.
This depends on the treatment and is confirmed with you ahead of your appointment.
Considering Semi-Permanent Make-up?
Ready to explore Semi-Permanent Make-up?
Start with a consultation and a plan built around you.