Permanent makeup (like lip blush tattoo, nano brows, and ombré brows) uses semi-permanent pigments to enhance your natural features. Results typically last 1–3 years depending on skin type, aftercare, and lifestyle, with a touch-up recommended to keep colour fresh.

Most clients experience mild redness or swelling for 24–48 hours. Light scabbing or flaking may occur during healing (7–14 days), but you can return to normal activities immediately — just avoid sun exposure, swimming, and makeup on the treated area during healing.

Classic lashes apply one extension per natural lash for a subtle look. Volume lashes use multiple thin extensions per lash for a fuller, more dramatic effect. Hybrid combines both techniques for a textured, natural-yet-glam finish.

We recommend a refill every 2–3 weeks as natural lashes shed and grow. Regular maintenance keeps your set looking full and extends the life of your extensions.

These facials exfoliate dead skin cells, unclog pores, and boost circulation to improve texture, tone, and radiance. They're great for dullness, mild congestion, fine lines, and prepping skin before special events.

Most clients describe it as a mild snapping sensation, not painful. You'll typically need 6–8 sessions spaced a few weeks apart for optimal, longer-lasting results, since hair grows in cycles.

BB Glow is a semi-permanent tinted treatment that infuses pigment and skin-boosting serums into the skin to create a natural, foundation-like glow. It's suitable for most skin types wanting an even-toned, radiant complexion without daily makeup.

Yes, for treatments like lash extensions, tinting, and certain laser or pigment procedures, we require a patch test 24–48 hours beforehand to check for any sensitivity or allergic reaction.

Absolutely! We offer bridal and party packages combining makeup, hairstyling (buns, curls, extensions), and even nano plasty hair keratin treatments so you're fully ready for your event in one appointment.

Arrive with a clean face (no makeup) for skin or brow treatments, avoid sun exposure or retinol products a few days prior, and let us know about any allergies, medications, or skin conditions during consultation.