Welcome to the House of Permanent Makeup

We use the best Permanent Makeup Pigments

Imagine the convenience of a wash and wear face, with eyeliner, eyebrows, and lip colour that doesn’t smear or run off during the day. Permanent cosmetic makeup is the art and science of implanting organic colour into the skin. It is putting the right colour in the right place so that you can look better naturally.

Organic Pigments are a combination of organic and carbon materials. There is no iron oxide in organic pigments, which eliminates colour change of the pigment. Organic pigments are combined with an insoluble substance, which reduces the risk of an allergic reaction.

Organic pigments stay true to its colour. The colour will never migrate and is stable. Permanent eyeliner is a specialised form, of micro pigmentation, where pigment is placed in the dermal layer of the skin around the eyes.

Corrective Techniques

Have you done your Permanent Makeup Previously?  Unsatisfied?

We specialize in corrective techniques!!

…..All Prices for Corrective Techniques are Subject to Quote on the Day of Consultation

Eyeliner

Lash Enhancement

A subtle, natural look, mimicking thousands of tiny eyelashes along your natural eyelash line.

Traditional Eyeliner

Very much the same as using eyeliner pencil to draw continuous lines along your natural eyelash line.

Designer Eyeliner

This is for those who want their eyes to look magnificent no matter what time of the day it is – my personal favourite.

Eye shadow

Additional shadowing of colour can be added for a soft natural powder appearance (Smokey eyes)

Eyebrows

The Intradermal Pigmentation procedure for eyebrows can mimic the appearance of hair in the brow line. (Hair Line Stroke Technique) Anyone who desires more fullness of the brows will love this procedure – and the time saved not applying make-up!

Price list
Eyebrow Adding Eyebrow Creating 3D Eyebrows	R1250 R1250 R1250

Lips

The Intradermal Pigmentation procedure for lip colour is beautiful. It can appear to change the size and shape of the lips as well as the colour. This procedure helps to prevent lipstick from bleeding into the surrounding skin.

Price List
Lip Liner Soft Lip Liner Full Lips (Excluding Lip Liner) Full Lips (Including Lip Liner) Full Lips (Including Soft Lip Liner)	R1250 R1250 R1400 R1500 R1500

Please Note:

Due to the limitations in the accurate reproduction of the colour pigments, the colours printed here do not represent the final pigment colour and serve only as an indication of the final and correct colour.

Organic Pigments VS Natural Mineral Based Pigments

Organic Pigments (Contains no Iron Oxide)

Organic pigments are a combination or organic and carbon materials. Why carbon? Because this element combines so perfectly with itself as well as with other elements that they can never be separated. In other words, these pigments are virtually indestructible. These organic pigments disperse into the skin. This means that the main constituent of the human body is water, they will dissolve over a period of time. To prevent the colour from dissolving, the soluble organic pigments are combined with an insoluble substance, such as hydroxide of alumina, which “coats” the pigments. The pigment becomes heavier and as a consequence acts as fixatives, which hold better under the skin. The coat also renders the pigment molecule insoluble in the human body. Lastly, the added advantage of these pigments is that it reduces the risk of an allergic reaction because the “coat” isolates the organic substance in the body.

Natural Mineral Based Pigments (1% Iron Oxide)

Natural Mineral Based pigments are derived from ores. One of the most commonly used. It is also the best tolerated, BUT not all colours can be obtained from this substance and other metals have to be used. Through the process of synthesis, we can now create substances that are as organic as they are Natural Mineral Based. Natural Mineral Based substances are synthetically produced, especially as the extraction of certain ores is forbidden, presumably to protect some of these deposits from running out. To sum up, Natural Mineral Based pigments or minerals are primarily used in derma graphics. These are more often than not produced synthetically from metals. Iron oxide is the most widely used. It is quite understandable that clients should be curious about the composition of Natural Mineral Based pigments. However they should also know about their structure and properties! Ideally, the pigments used in derma pigmentation should reveal the following characteristics: absence of toxicity, stability when subjected to light, insensitivity to metabolism, and absolute insolubility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Will permanent makeup fade over time and when should the colour be freshened up?

A. Yes, permanent does fade over time. Most people will need to have their permanent makeup freshened up at some point, which is usually from two to ten years

Q. Are the procedures painful?

A. Everyone is different in their tolerance and sensitivity. A topical-numbing solution is used to help numb the area that will be worked on before starting the procedure.

Q. Do people ever have an allergic reaction to permanent makeup?

A. The chances of developing an allergic reaction to pigments is extremely remote. Less than 1% in over 100,000 permanent cosmetic procedures resulted in an allergic reaction, according to “Micro Pigmentation, State of the Art” by Charles Zwerling, M.D

Q. How do you select those colours?

A. Colours are usually selected by a client requesting a certain colour for the particular procedure that is being performed. Also, you may consider what your permanent makeup technician may advice on what colour they feel will look best with your skin tone and hair colouring.

Q. What is a good age to have permanent makeup procedures done?

A. It’s never too late or too early to enjoy permanent makeup. Whatever your age, permanent makeup can eliminate that dreaded washed out look we all hate. At any age you will wonder how you were ever able to get along without permanent makeup before.

Q. Will permanent makeup still look good as you get older and the skin changes?

A. As long as you look good with makeup, you will look good with permanent makeup. There is really no age where you have to stop using makeup because of skin ageing. If you’re concerned the permanent makeup may look a little too dark on you in future don’t worry. Remember, permanent makeup will get lighter with time.

Q. Will I be able to see each procedure drawn before the procedure is started?

A. Yes! This is a very important step and can be fun. The brows, lips and/ or eyeliner will be drawn on to enhance your facial features first and of course to your satisfaction, before the procedure is started. The nice thing is that it is going to stay with you enhancing what you do have and it won’t wash off like other temporary makeovers do.

General Information

Who Can Benefit?

• Wearers of contact lenses or glasses
• Women who want 24-hour a day beauty and confidence
• Are active in sports
• Women who have eyes that tear frequently
• Are not artistic when applying makeup
• Women with poor eyesight
• Are very busy or don’t want to take the time
• Are too busy to worry about makeup
• Are tired of using eye, lip and brow pencils
• Women who love to have colour on the lips all the time
• Women who have allergies to ordinary makeup
• Almost every women of age
• Women wishing to correct asymmetrical eyebrows
• Women who hate it when their eyebrows streak or rub off

Advanced Permanent Makeup

• Say NO to iron oxide pigments!
• Will not change colour
• Only 1 out of 20 woman may need touch-ups
• Is MRI approved
• Is Hypo-Allergenic

All trained Permanent Makup Artists are welcome to purchase the non-iron oxide pigments

Our 16 Refined Pigments

Our pigments stay true to colour and colour retention stays for years without touch-ups. In our salon using non iron oxide pigments, we only do one touch-up per every 20 clients. We have used this product exclusively since 1996 and have had no colour changes.

Tired of your iron oxide pigments turning orange or pink? Our cosmetic pigments do not contain iron oxides. The difference is iron oxides are not stable. They deteriorate rapidly when subjected to UV rays. Pigments containing iron oxide tend to discolour. Commonly looking pink, mauve or orange over time. We do not need to sell colour correction aids, there is no need for them with non-iron oxide pigments.

Our customers can have permanent makeup done today and can have an MRI tomorrow safely without any burning. Our iron oxide free pigments come in 16 beautiful colours. Why would you want to carry so many different shades of pigments when any of our pigments can be blended together to create perfect custom colours for your client. This will save you money and space by eliminating those unused pigments.

Black, Coral, Red Brown, Ocher, Turquoise, Pink, Brown, White, Grey Brown, Dark Brown, Fuchsia, Yellow Flesh, Medium Brown, Taupe, Dark Red, Pink Flesh