Permanent Makeup, also known as cosmetic micropigmentation, is a cosmetic procedure that involves depositing specialized pigments into the upper layers of the skin to enhance and define facial features such as the eyebrows, lips, and eyeliner.
The goal is to create a natural, balanced look that enhances your features, improves facial symmetry, and reduces the need for daily makeup application. Unlike traditional tattoos, the pigments are implanted more superficially in the skin and gradually fade over time, making periodic touch-ups necessary to maintain the desired results.
Each treatment is fully customized to complement your unique facial features, skin tone, and personal preferences, providing beautiful, long-lasting, and natural-looking results.
Lip Blush
Lip blush is a semi-permanent makeup treatment that enhances the natural color of the lips. Lip blushing technique gives a soft lip tint effect, rather than a full-on, opaque lipstick look. The most prominent difference between lip blushing and the traditional lip tattoo, is the fact that there is no distinctive contouring lip blushing. The desired result is a soft tint, a blurred effect that looks luminous and with no sharp contour.
Brow Mapping / Consultation
If you are hesitant about getting your brows done, this is for you! I will assess your skin and go over the different types of brow styles. Your brows will be outlined to give you an idea what they will look like done. I will also go over any questions and concerns that you may have.
Powder / Ombre Brows
The powder brow technique is great for clients who like the look of a soft penciled or powdered eyebrow or those wanting a more defined look throughout the entire brow. This brow can be soft and subtle or bold and defined. Great for those with little to no hairs, and oily skin type to add density. This technique is minimally invasive, and usually lasts longer than traditional microblading. Great for all skin types.
Nanoblading
Nanoblading uses a SPMU machine to draw on hair-like strokes vs a manual blade. If you have oily skin and like the hair-like strokes this is for you! The needle is very thin and thus causing less trauma to the skin; therefore, making them less painful to apply. Nano brows heal faster and typically last longer than microbladed brows. With regular touch ups, the lifespan of microbladed brows is 1-2 years, whereas nano brows can last up to 3 years.
Nano Combo (Nano Strokes + Shade)
The Nano Combo is a combination of nanoblading hair strokes and powder technique. The brows are lighter and more wispy in the front with hair-like strokes and gradually transitions to a powdery look. The best of both worlds with nano.
Fix My Brows
This service is for New Clients that has had their brows done by a PREVIOUS Artist and would like to get their brows done and is has been longer than 60 DAYS since previous work. Email pmu@beautybynico.com photos of current brows before consultation.
Kimberly DeoCampo, founder of The Every Brow, is a certified and licensed semi-permanent makeup artist. Kimberly holds a bachelor’s degree in cardiorespiratory sciences and has been working in the medical field for ten years prior to making a career change in the beauty industry.
Growing up in the family owned beauty salon, it was second nature for her to find pleasure in making other women feel beautiful. She is certified and highly trained in working with open skin. Kimberly has exceedingly high standards for not only her work but her working environment that is dedicated to provide exceptional results in a safe and welcoming atmosphere.
You will notice her passion for her work and her commitment to exceeding your expectations from the moment you meet her.
The powder brow technique is great for clients who like the look of a soft penciled or powdered eyebrow or those wanting a more defined look throughout the entire brow. This brow can be soft and subtle or bold and defined. Great for those with little to no hairs, and oily skin type to add density. This technique is minimally invasive, and usually lasts longer than traditional microblading. Great for all skin types.
The “Combo Brow” is a combination of microblading technique and powder technique. The brows are lighter and more wispy in the front with hair-like strokes and gradually transition to a powdery look. The best of both worlds.
Nanoblading uses a SPMU machine to draw on hair-like strokes vs a manual blade. If you have oily skin and like the hair-like strokes this is for you! The needle is very thin and thus causing less trauma to the skin; therefore, making them less painful to apply. Nano brows heal faster and typically last longer than microbladed brows. With regular touch ups, the lifespan of microbladed brows is 1-2 years, whereas nano brows can last up to 3 years.
The Nano Combo is a combination of nanoblading hair strokes and powder technique. The brows are lighter and more wispy in the front with hair-like strokes and gradually transitions to a powdery look. The best of both worlds with nano.
Pain during treatment is relative. Clients during their menstrual cycle can be more sensitive to pain, while other clients compare the pain to when they get their eyebrows tweezed. However, I use a double numbing process containing topical lidocaine and epinephrine before and during the procedure to ensure that you are comfortable.
Touch-up sessions are highly recommended and done 6-8 weeks after the treatment, because between 10 – 15% of drawn strokes disappear after the first treatment. Very few clients only require one session depending on their skin type, and how well they care for their brows. The first appointment is about building foundation hair strokes and shape. Any problems with shape and density can be addressed during your touch-up appointment. Your touch-up is about assessing how the skin heals and retains pigment, as well as making any necessary adjustments to solidify the shape and density. For those who have oily or problematic skin, a third touch-up session may be needed.g the procedure to ensure that you are comfortable.
The whole healing session takes about 7-10 days depending on skin type. I usually advise clients to book appointments two weeks prior to special occasions to give enough time for healing.
