Brows + Lashes
Brow and Lash Services offer a range of treatments designed to enhance the natural appearance of your brows and lashes, creating a polished, defined look. These services include:
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Individual synthetic or mink lashes are applied to your natural lashes, giving them length, volume, and thickness. Lash extensions provide a dramatic, eye-catching look that can be customized based on your desired level of volume and length. They typically last 4-6 weeks with proper care and require infill maintenance
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his dual service involves lifting and curling the natural lashes to create the appearance of longer, fuller lashes, followed by a tint to darken and define them. The result is a naturally enhanced look without the need for mascara, lasting up to 6-8 weeks.
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A semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing method for eyebrows that uses a special hand tool with tiny needles to create thin, hair-like strokes that look like natural eyebrow hairs. It deposits pigment into the upper layers of the skin to make sparse or thin eyebrows look fuller and more defined. The results typically last for one to three years and require touch-ups to maintain their appearance.
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A semi-permanent dye is applied to the eyebrows to enhance their color, shape, and fullness. Brow tinting gives a more defined, fuller appearance that lasts several weeks, perfect for those looking for a low-maintenance solution to filling in their brows.
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ou’ll start with a brief consultation to discuss your goals, skin type, and any allergies or sensitivities. We offer a personalized approach, assessing your skin’s needs for the best results.
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Permanent eyeliner is a cosmetic tattooing procedure where pigment is implanted into the skin using a needle to create a long-lasting eyeliner effect, saving time on daily makeup application. It is a semi-permanent procedure because the pigment is deposited in a shallower layer of the skin than a traditional tattoo, causing it to fade over time, typically lasting one to three years.
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Laser removal uses targeted light energy to break down microblading pigment into tiny particles, which the body then absorbs and eliminates. This method uses Q-switched and Pico lasers, to shatter the ink into smaller pieces.
