EYELINER.............................$330.00+
EYEBROWS...........................$330.00+
FULL LIP..............................$400.00+
LIP LINER.............................$330.00+
 
Touch Ups  Starting at ............$150.00+
Other business' Correction work Starting at...$350.00+

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Micropigmentation is the selective implantation of cosmetic pigments into the dermal layer of the skin, which provide a cosmetic tattoo that emulates eyeliner, eyebrow pencils, lip liner and lipstick. Micropigmentation can also be used to re-pigment area that have experienced discoloration due to aging, disease, or injury. Permanent Cosmetic application helps define and enhance a person's natural features. It is for those who want more free time and less hassle with the application of make up every morning. Application by a trained professional can provide quite natural looking results. The decision to opt for permanent makeup shouldn't be made without carefully researching and understanding both the advantages and disadvantages this lifelong choice will bring. You May choose from a variety of pigment shades to obtain a customized, permanent look for you.

Fee is based on procedure and allows for one touch up within a four to eight week period. If you wait longer than eight weeks or need more touch ups, then a product fee can be charged. Product fee can be anywhere between $40-$100.

A deposit of $50 is required to make an appointment for permanent cosmetics. Deposit will go towards cost of service.
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Permanent Cosmetics
Can You Benefit From Permanent Makeup?
Please take the following quiz. If you say "yes" to any one of the following questions, you are a candidate for permanent makeup.
Have you ever...

...wondered how happy you might be with beautifully applied makeup every day and night?
...wished you had a more youthful-looking face?
...noticed that you feel better when you are wearing makeup?
...noticed how much time you spend throughout the day applying and re-applying your makeup?
...noticed that it is becoming more challenging to apply your eyeliner?
...noticed that a properly placed arch in an eyebrow can take years off of your face?
...had a bad makeup day?
...refrained from social events, like swimming, because you were afraid that someone might see you without makeup?
...cried at a wedding and smeared your eyeliner?
...kissed someone and accidentally noticed lipstick on their face or clothing?
...been late for an appointment because you had spent too much time in the mirror trying to match your eyebrows?
...wished that someone might consider you to be one of those naturally born beauties?
...wondered why your husband tells you that you look great with no makeup and then you find him staring at the lady who is wearing some?
...spent more time in front of the mirror quickly applying makeup just to spend one minute running into the post office or store?
...seen your elderly aunt with her lipstick surrounding her mouth and you always tell yourself that you will never let that happen to you?
*Properly applied, permanent cosmetics look more natural than conventional makeup.
Pre-Procedure Instructions
-If you are planning either an eyeliner or eyelash enhancement procedure and are a contact lens user, please wear or bring your lenses/eye glasses to all appointments.

-Do not wear contact lenses during any procedure involving you eye(s).

-It is recommended to have a driver available or "on-call" to drive you home following a procedure involving your eye(s).

-Do not schedule an appointment prior to major events, such as a vacation, wedding, social outing, etc. as you will have to wear an aftercare ointment on your procedure site(s) for one week following the procedure(s).

-If you are planning a lip color procedure and have ever experienced a cold sore, even one time in your life, it is recommended you obtain a prescribed anti-viral medication. The medication must be taken two days prior to the procedure.

-It is necessary to be off Accutane for one year, prior to all procedures. It is necessary to be off Retin A or Renova for 30 days, prior to a procedure.

-Try to avoid aspirin and non-aspirin products for 7 days prior to all procedures unless medically necessary.

-Try to avoid Vitamin E and Niacin for two weeks prior to all procedures unless medically necessary.

-Avoid alcohol the night before all procedures.
Post-Procedure Instructions
Eyelash Enhancement and Eyeliner

Usually, eyes are most swollen the morning after the procedure as gravity takes over during the night. (Also, during the evening you may soil your pillow with residual eyeliner pigment.) However, upon waking the morning after the procedure, and with normal activity, eyes become much less swollen within a few hours. It is important to keep your eyes moist at all times with the aftercare ointment. It is best to apply the ointment approximately 2-3 times a day for 5-7 days. Use a fresh Q-tip with each application of ointment. Do not pick the eyeliner if you notice a little lifting of color. Let it fall off naturally. Do not wear contact lenses for at least 48 hours following the procedure, however, technically, your eye doctor should advise you as to when you may resume contact lens use. Do wear sunglasses when in the sun in order to protect the fresh color for the first two weeks. Stay out of sun, pools, hot tubs and all creams around the eye for two weeks. Do not use any eye makeup for one week, and then please use a fresh tube of mascara. If there are any other concerns or questions during the healing period, call our salon immediately. (219) 836-1840

Eyebrows

Eyebrows will not appear swollen, however, they will be tender for a few days. You will need to apply an aftercare ointment to your eyebrows approximately 2-3 times a day for 7 days. Use a fresh Q-tip with each application. Do not wear any makeup over your eyebrows for 6 days. Do not pick at the eyebrows if you notice a little lifting of color. Let it fall of naturally. Stay out of the sun, pools, hot tubs and avoid direct water pressure. Refrain from electrolysis for at least 2 weeks following an eyebrow procedure. Eyebrows are always darker immediately after the procedure. Within one-two weeks, the color becomes much softer.

Lip Liner and Full Lip Color

Lips will feel swollen and tender for a few days following the procedure. However, they will only be slightly swollen. In fact, the majority of women enjoy the fuller shape of their lips following the procedure. Although you will feel comfortable with the sixe of your lips following the procedure, you will question the intensity of color on your lips. Be assured that the color of your lips will lighten significantly in just a few days. It is most important to apply aftercare ointment to your lips consistently during the first week, especially. You will notice that on the second day post procedure, your lips will start to slough off the pigment. Do not pick at your lips. Allow your lips to slough off the pigment naturally. Usually, by day 4 or 5 the sloughing is complete. Your lips, at that time, will be quite light in color. However, they will begin to become more colorful with each passing week up to 6 weeks. They will soften into the beautiful shade you have been patiently waiting for. Meanwhile, you may apply an ice pack (which is protected with a wet barrier film of paper toweling) for 10 minute intervals for the first couple of days. Ice may be applied every hour or so, if desired.

During the first two week, please follow these guidelines for beautiful lip color:
-Stay out of the sun (even up to 6 weeks) as the sun will quickly fade color.
-Be careful when brushing your teeth as toothpaste will pull out pigment.
-Do not bite into greasy, oily, salty or spicy foods, rather cut them up and place them into your mouth.
-Consistently apply the aftercare ointment to your lips. Use a clean Q-tip with each application.
-Do not pick or pull off the sloughing pigment, this can pull pigment out. Let it fall off naturally.
-You may wear lipstick after the first two weeks if the tube of lipstick is new.
-Make sure you take your anti-herpes medication to help prevent cold sores two days before your next lip appointment, if needed.
Permanent make-up is the answer for those people who:
*are allergic to cosmetics*
*have problems with close vision and cannot apply make-up*
*have arthritis or other fine mobility problems*
*suffer from burns or scars that have destroyed natural features*
*have lost their eyebrows or eyelashes due to alopecia or chemotherapy*
*wish to camouflage a cleft or a hare-lip*
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Do not panic if your make up has considerably lightened after the one week healing process. It can take up to 6 weeks for it to become more colorful.