FAQ
Most individuals are suitable for some form of semi-permanent make-up. At your initial consultation, we will explore precisely which treatments are available to you, in order to achieve your desired outcome.
You cannot have semi-permanent make-up whilst pregnant and it is also not recommended whilst breastfeeding.
We may be able to undertake correction work for you. A consultation will determine whether or not this is possible. We are also able to remove existing semi-permanent make-up and again this will be fully explored during your initial consultation.
Semi-permanent make-up can last for up to 3 years, but this is largely dependent on several factors such as skin type, sun exposure and lifestyle.
A colour refresh treatment is recommended every 12 to 18 months in order to maintain optimum results.
Client comfort is our top priority at the clinic. In order to minimise any discomfort, a numbing cream is applied prior to and during treatment.
If you suffer from cold sores, the treatment may give you another outbreak. We advise you take Aciclovir (Zovirax) tablets prior to treatment and during the healing process to help prevent this.
No, dermaplaning will not make your facial hair grow back thicker or darker. What you do to the surface of the hair does not thicken or darken it, as the hair follicles themselves are not affected. Your hair will grow back, but it will look just like it did before you had the treatment.
