Permanent Makeup

Permanent makeup is well established as one of the leading beauty secrets of women of all ages, and it’s not hard to see why! Also referred to or ‘known as’ micropigmentation, our chosen bespoke pigment colour is gently implanted into the upper layers of the skin. This procedure is completely safe and creates perfectly styled eyebrows, lips or eyeline, enhancing shape and giving more definition and colour. You can forget your daily makeup routine! Perfectly applied makeup is here every day!

Permanent Makeup services

Brows

Feather Brow
 £350
Powder Brow
 £350
Combination Brow
 £350

lips

Lip Blush
 £350
Full Lip Colour
 £350

eyes

Classic Eyeliner (top)
 £300
Bottom Eyeliner
 £150
Classic Eyeliner (top and bottom)
 £375

Li-FT

Tattoo Removal
 £95

Is permanent makeup safe?

Yes, all the pigments that i use are a medical grade and hypo allergenic, I follow strict hygiene standards and keep up to date with all government guidelines. All needles that I use are pre-sterilised and sealed and disposed of after each client. All my equipment is wrapped and covered, also thoroughly cleaned with antibacterial agents between EACH client. A free consultation is carried out before booking in for your treatment. Also a patch test will be carried out no less than 48 hours before your treatment to ensure there are no allergic reactions. The clinic at Lovellia Beauty is fully insured and licensed, it has been fully inspected by the local (Suffolk) county council environmental health department.

What is permanent make up?

It is the implantation of colour pigments into the skin for aesthetic purposes to enhance, contour and out line facial features. It is also a valuable procedure for camouflaging scars, burns, skin pigmentation variances causing by vitiligo and correcting some facial irregularities ie: balance/symmetry.

Is Permanent Makeup similar to tattooing?

It uses some similar equipment and qualities but is also very different. Permanent Makeup, also known as Micropigmentation, is used with colour pigments that are implanted ONLY into the very top layers of the skin (the basal layer). These pigments are specifically designed for permanent make up work only. The ideal outcome of the treatment is to be ‘semi permanent’, permanent Makeup should ideally fade over time and NEVER heal a blue/grey like a tattoo. When getting a tattoo, tattoo pigments are implanted much deeper into the skin, thus why they are ‘permanent’. Only specialists in micropigmentation can perform a procedure on the face. Permanent Makeup artists use instruments much more delicate in design to provide the most natural looking results, i.e. the size of the needles used in micro pigmentation are considerably smaller than of a tattoo treatment, also the pigment lines are completely different.

Are Permanent Makeup & Microblading the same ?

The end result of both techniques, if used in the correct way by your technician, are both the same. The main difference is that Permanent Makeup is performed with a machine and needles and Microblading is performed by hand with a blade. The pigments used to carry out both procedures are the same, it depends on the technician which they personally prefer.

Microblading CAN create more trauma on the skin than a machine, it can lead to scar tissue in the skin after a few treatments. Yes I favour the machine! Mainly because that’s what I chose to be trained in, it’s less trauma also I like how I can be more precise with my work and lots more different techniques and can be used on lots of more skin types.

Inevitably it’s about what technician you choose, what style you like, that you feel comfortable, confident and happy in your decision before committing.

Is Permanent Makeup Painful ?

Typically, clients may feel little to no discomfort during or after their permanent makeup treatment. Jodie uses all the latest up to date techniques and equipment, that ensure minimal discomfort. Clients can pre-numb 15 minutes before your appointment to help with any discomfort.

Please note, under new by-law regulations local anaesthetic cannot be applied to pre-numb the area. There are topical creams available such as LMX4/EMLA/AMETOP that you can purchase from Boots or a local pharmacy and apply 20 minutes before your appointment. You must ensure you have fully read the enclosed leaflet and patch tested the area around three days before your treatment. You are not obliged to do so and your therapist is NOT responsible for any possible side effects.

How long will Permanent Makeup last ?

When the procedure is carried out correctly the colour will be visible in the skin for up to 5 years, after this time it should start to fade. There are no ‘guarantees’ that the pigment won’t be there indefinitely. This all depends on a clients lifestyle, skin type, technique used, chosen pigment colour and age. Our aim as a Permanent Makeup artist is to implant the pigment into the basal layers of your skin deep enough to last but not too deep that you end up with a permanent tattoo! When implanted to deep is when you see the blue/grey colour brows/eyeliner. You should expect to come back for an annual colour boost appointment about 12-24 months after initial treatment.

How long does Permanent Makeup take?

For a your first treatment of Permanent Makeup allow 2.5 - 3 hours, any touch up or colour boost treatments please allow 1.5 - 2.5 hours.

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