Yes! There are a few different ways I offer consultations. If you're unsure if you're suitable for a treatment, and would rather discuss in person rather than via email, then you're welcome to book in for a stand-alone consultation where we can go through any questions you may have. This can also be done via phone call. I include a consultation before I start any permanent makeup treatment. This is where we discsuss your likley outcomes and what youd like to achieve, shape and colour. For tattoos we discuss via email prior to your appointment. Laser tattoo removal requires a patch test and consultation a minimum of 7 days prior to your first full treatment.

I am fully qualified, trained, insured and licensed. I first qualified in permanent makeup in 2017 after an extensive training course with K.B.Pro. Since then I have completed many masterclasses with internationally renowned practitioners for both PMU and fine line tattoos, and have achieved by level 4 qualification. Training and education is of the upmost importance to me and I will continue to keep my skill and knowledge up to date to bring you the best treatments possible.

Yes of course! Healed results are the most important part of a treatment. You can see healed results on my portfolio page.

If you've booked a treatment you aren't suitable for, and we cant do an alternative treatment then unfortunately your booking fee will be lost to cover my time for that session. For full details, please read our terms and conditions prior to booking. If you aren't sure if you would be suitable or not, please get in touch!

For laser tattoo removal you must have a patch test a minimum of 7 days before your full treatment. For tattoos and permanent makeup, although you are welcome to have a patch test should you require one, I don't routinely carry them out and you aren't obligated to have one. Unlike hair dye and semi permanent lash and brow treatments, the pigments used are designed to live within the skin and so are tested to a much higher standard and so less likely to cause a reaction. You are also able to develop an allergy at any time and patch tests are not conclusive in ruling out any risk of reaction.