Permanent makeup
Eyebrows
Permanent makeup for brows that keep their shape through the shower, the gym and the summer.

Every brow service starts with shaping — measuring against your bone structure and features, drawing the outline, and getting your sign-off before any pigment goes in. Nothing starts until you're happy with the drawing.
Which technique suits you depends mostly on your skin. Oilier skin blurs fine strokes over time, so powder or combo tends to hold better; drier skin can carry crisp hair strokes for longer. We'll talk this through rather than guess.
Every permanent makeup service here includes one free touch-up within three months, because how pigment heals varies from person to person and a second pass is normal.
We also remove brows, including work done elsewhere — so if what you have now is the wrong shape or the wrong colour, that's a starting point rather than a dead end.
Choose your look
The services
Three techniques for putting pigment in, and one for taking it back out.

Nano Hairstroke Brows
$899The same hair-stroke effect as microblading, placed with a single-needle machine instead of a blade — finer, more controlled, and gentler on the skin, which is why it holds up better on skin types a blade struggles with.
Best for: Most skin types, and the most realistic stroke work of the three techniques

Ombre Powder Brows
$699No individual strokes at all — soft shading instead, built up lighter at the front of the brow and deeper toward the tail, the way brow powder looks when it's applied well. It holds its shape better than strokes on skin that tends to blur fine lines.
Best for: Oily skin, or anyone who already fills their brows in with powder day to day

Combo Brows
$999Hair strokes through the front of the brow, where definition reads best up close, shading through the body and tail where density matters more than individual strokes — one continuous brow that reads differently depending on how closely you look.
Best for: Definition and density together, without picking one technique over the other
Microblading Removal
$199Old brow pigment — microblading, powder or combo, whoever put it there — broken down over a course of sessions and cleared by your own system, until the brow is light enough to reshape or to leave bare. How many sessions it takes depends on how much pigment is in there and how deeply it was set: most brows need three to six, spaced six to eight weeks apart. Pay $199 a session, or $499 once and keep coming back until it's gone — however many sessions that turns out to be, there's nothing more to pay.
Best for: Old brows that have gone dark, gone grey, or settled into a shape that no longer suits you — including work done somewhere else
What to expect
How the appointment goes
Consultation and shaping
Measuring, drawing and pigment matching. You approve the shape in the mirror before we start.
Numbing
A topical anaesthetic goes on first and is topped up during. Most people describe it as scratching rather than pain.
First pass
Pigment is worked into the shape agreed. Two to three hours, depending on the technique.
Healing and touch-up
Brows darken, then lighten and settle over four to six weeks. Your free touch-up is booked after that, within three months.
Touch-ups later on
Within 6 months $120–$170 · within 1 year $190–$399 · within 2 years $310–$699, depending on the original technique.
How removal is priced
$199 a session, or $499 once and we keep going until the pigment is gone — no cap on the number of sessions and no deadline. If you've paid the $499, book the per-session option for your follow-ups; it's already covered, and there's nothing to pay at the appointment.
Read the pre-care first
There are things to avoid for two weeks beforehand, and some conditions make permanent makeup unsuitable. Check the care guide before booking.
Ready to book?
By appointment only, with hours that vary by studio. Not sure which option is right? Book anyway and we'll work it out together before anything starts.