At ESM we offer complete permanent makeup solutions for eyebrows, lips and eyeliner designs and enhancements. Para-medical tattooing for those who have gone through cancer treatments or have had surgical procedures resulting in scarring is available as well.

Learn more about our Services and Pricing.

Read some Frequently Asked Questions about Permanent Makeup.

Eyebrows

Would you like to ditch the pencil and still have shape and definition? Choose hair stroke technique or a soft powder-fill.

Having your eyebrows subtly enhanced can help with hair loss issues due to aging, over-tweezing, alopecia or trichotillomania. Diminishing eyesight can also be a factor when determining if this service is right for you.

Eyeliner

Wouldn’t it be nice to go to the beach, pool or gym and not have your eyeliner wash or sweat off?

We offer a subtle eyeliner that is worked into the natural lash line to make them look fuller and define your eyes. A full liner is also available.

Keep your daily beauty routine minimal and still look gorgeous!

Lips

Ever notice how your lips seem to fade and look smaller over time? Then having permanent makeup applied might be just the answer for you.

Have your lips subtly lined, opt for a line with shading or even a beautiful full lip blush. Color will be soft and natural and look perfect with a touch of lip balm.

Paramedical

Have you been affected by surgery or skin conditions? At ESM we are certified for both scar camouflage and areola reconstruction.

Boost your confidence level and feel better with these minimally invasive procedures.

Frequently Asked Questions

You may have researched and thought about permanent makeup for years or you may have just heard about the service and are curious to know more. Let’s start with the basics.

Is Permanent Makeup a tattoo?

Yes, like a traditional tattoo, during a permanent makeup procedure, pigment or ink is implanted in the dermis of the skin using machine needles or hand tools.

Is it really permanent?

We refer to it as “Permanent” as the color is implanted into the skin and cannot be washed off. However, fading over time does occur depending on skin type and lifestyle, so you will require periodic touch-ups (12-24 months depending on service) to maintain color.

Is it safe?

Safety is our number one concern. We use only sterile, single use, disposable needles and tools for all procedures. Rigorous sanitation and Blood Bourne Pathogen Standards are followed. Department of Health certified.

Does it hurt?

Your comfort is extremely important to us. Topical anesthetics are used before to numb and again, throughout the process. Most clients experience very minimal discomfort.

How long does it take?

Initial applications will take up to two hours for the entire process. Touch-ups are usually one hour to one hour and fifteen minutes.

Who is a good candidate for permanent makeup?

• Anyone who wants freedom from applying makeup everyday
• Busy people who want to save time
• People with allergies
• Those with poor or diminishing eyesight or unsteady hands
• Athletic people and those with oily skin who tend to lose makeup easily
• Those seeking correction for asymmetrical facial features
• Anyone with sparse or non-existent eyebrows
• Those whose lips have lost pigmentation – appearing to look smaller
• Contact lens wearers who have sensitive eyes
• Cancer patients who have been through chemotherapy and experienced hair loss

Permanent Makeup is not recommended for the following Skin:

• Eczema, Psoriasis, Rosacea
• Severe Oily Skin – not good for retaining hairstrokes
• Shingles
• Accutane or Retin-A
• Very Tan or Sunburned Skin
• Keloids
• Warts

Permanent Makeup is not recommended for the following Medical Conditions:

• Pregnant or Nursing
• Hemophilia
• Auto Immune Disorders
• Active Herpes
• Pink Eye
• Heart Conditions

Certain medications can affect procedure and outcome. Medical forms will be reviewed on an individual basis to assess any contraindications.

Regardless of your reason for consideration please know that your comfort level is our number one concern. Pigment is applied using a state-of-the-art digital machine and the topical numbing creams used have been developed and used by top artists in the industry.

Procedures require medical screening and not everyone is an ideal candidate. If you feel you would benefit from permanent makeup please give us a call or contact us to set up a free consultation so I can answer your questions and review the process with you.