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PERMANENT MAKEUP IN FAREHAM

PERMANENT MAKEUP IN FAREHAM

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Permanent makeup is a specialist cosmetic treatment that enhances and defines your natural features using carefully implanted pigment within the skin.

At Sinéad Laura Aesthetics in Hill Head, Fareham, every permanent makeup treatment is individually designed around your facial features, colouring and personal preferences, with the aim of creating natural-looking, balanced results that complement you.

Permanent makeup can be particularly useful for those who want to simplify their daily routine while maintaining defined brows, lips or eyes.

What Permanent Makeup Can Treat

I offer permanent makeup treatments for:

  • Powder & Ombré Brows

  • Lip Blush

  • Permanent Eyeliner

Each treatment begins with careful consultation and design to ensure the shape, colour and style are appropriate for you.

Powder & Ombré Brows

Powder brows create a soft, defined brow using carefully implanted pigment to create a makeup-effect finish.

The intensity can be tailored to your preference, from a soft, natural-looking brow to a more defined appearance.

Powder brows can be particularly suitable for clients who have sparse brows, uneven brow shape or simply want to reduce the time spent applying brow makeup.

Your brow shape is carefully designed before any pigment is implanted, taking your natural features and facial proportions into consideration.

Lip Blush

Lip blush is designed to enhance the natural shape, colour and definition of the lips.

The treatment can create a soft wash of colour while helping to improve the appearance of symmetry and definition.

Lip blush is not designed to replace traditional lip filler or create additional lip volume. Instead, it focuses on colour and definition for a more polished appearance.

The final colour is individually selected and discussed during your consultation.

 

Permanent Eyeliner

Permanent eyeliner uses carefully implanted pigment to define the lash line and create a more enhanced eye appearance.

Depending on your desired result and suitability, this can range from a subtle lash enhancement to a more defined eyeliner effect.

The shape and style are discussed carefully before treatment to ensure the result complements your natural eye shape.

What Happens During a Permanent Makeup Appointment?

Your appointment begins with a thorough consultation and design process.

We'll discuss your desired result, previous treatments, colour preferences and any relevant health information.

The area is then carefully measured and designed before treatment begins. You will have the opportunity to approve the proposed shape and style before pigment is implanted.

The treatment itself involves using a specialist permanent makeup device to carefully implant pigment into the skin.

Is Permanent Makeup Painful?

Comfort levels vary between individuals and according to the treatment area.

A topical anaesthetic or other appropriate comfort measures may be used where suitable. You may experience some sensitivity, pressure or discomfort during treatment.

Your comfort will be monitored throughout your appointment.

How Many Appointments Will I Need?

Permanent makeup generally requires an initial treatment followed by a separate perfecting/top-up appointment once the skin has healed.

The top-up allows us to assess how your skin has retained the pigment and make any appropriate adjustments to colour, shape or density.

The timing of your top-up will be discussed during your appointment and will depend on the treatment performed and your individual healing.

What Is the Healing Process Like?

Immediately after treatment, the colour can appear stronger or darker than the healed result.

As the skin heals, the pigment gradually softens and settles. You may experience temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, dryness or flaking depending on the treatment area.

It is important not to pick, scratch or prematurely remove any flaking skin during the healing process.

Detailed aftercare instructions will be provided following your appointment.

 

How Long Does Permanent Makeup Last?

Permanent makeup is designed to provide long-lasting results, but it is not necessarily permanent for life.

Pigment gradually fades and changes over time due to factors including skin type, sun exposure, lifestyle, skincare and individual pigment retention.

A maintenance treatment may be recommended when the colour has faded sufficiently.

 

Can Existing Permanent Makeup Be Treated?

Existing permanent makeup or cosmetic tattooing does not automatically mean you are suitable for a new treatment.

If you have previous work, please send photographs before booking so that the area can be assessed.

In some cases, existing pigment may need to fade or be removed before new work can be carried out. This will be discussed during your consultation.

Permanent Makeup Safety & Suitability

Permanent makeup is an invasive cosmetic procedure and, like any treatment that breaks the skin, carries potential risks.

A consultation and suitability assessment are completed before treatment. Relevant health information, previous procedures, medications and any existing permanent makeup will be considered.

Treatment will only be carried out where it is considered appropriate and suitable.

Your treatment is performed within a fully insured and licensed clinic, with hygiene, safety and professional standards central to my practice.

Permanent Makeup in Fareham

At Sinéad Laura Aesthetics in Hill Head, Fareham, permanent makeup is designed to enhance your natural features rather than create a one-size-fits-all look.

Every treatment is personalised to you, from the initial consultation and design through to your healing and perfecting appointment.

If you're considering powder brows, lip blush or permanent eyeliner, you're welcome to arrange a complimentary, no-obligation consultation to discuss your desired result and whether permanent makeup is suitable for you.

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Permanent Makeup Removal & Lightening – Li-FT®

Li-FT® is a professional saline-based permanent makeup lightening treatment designed to help reduce the appearance of unwanted cosmetic tattoo pigment.

It may be suitable for clients who have previous permanent makeup that they would like to lighten, whether because the colour has changed over time, the shape is no longer desired, or they are considering a new treatment.

Treatment involves applying a specialist solution to the area containing unwanted pigment. The process works gradually, and multiple sessions may be required depending on the pigment, depth, age of the treatment and individual skin response.

 

What Happens During Treatment?

Your existing permanent makeup will be assessed before treatment to determine whether Li-FT® may be suitable.

The area is carefully treated and then allowed to heal. As the skin recovers, pigment may gradually become lighter.

Results vary between individuals and complete removal cannot be guaranteed.

 

How Many Treatments Will I Need?

The number of treatments required depends on factors including the type and colour of pigment, how deeply it was implanted, how old the treatment is and how your skin responds.

A course of treatments may therefore be necessary, with appropriate healing time between appointments.

Is There Any Downtime?

The treated area may experience redness, swelling, tenderness, dryness or temporary crusting while the skin heals.

Following the recommended aftercare is important to support appropriate healing.

 

Is Li-FT® Suitable for Everyone?

Not all previous permanent makeup can or should be treated with Li-FT®. An assessment is required before treatment, particularly where previous pigment is very deep, heavily saturated or contains multiple colours.

If you have existing permanent makeup that you're unhappy with, please contact me before booking so I can assess the area and discuss your options.

Important: If your goal is to have old permanent makeup removed so that new brows, lip blush or eyeliner can be performed, the existing pigment may need to be sufficiently lightened first. This will be assessed during consultation.

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