Permanent makeup is a type of tattoo done with a specialized cosmetic tattoo machine that gently places pigment into the skin. While permanent makeup is considered a tattoo, it is much different than a body tattoo you can get at a tattoo shop. The techniques, machines and pigments we use are specifically designed for the delicate skin and features of the face. This way we can give you natural brows, defined eyeliner, and softly tinted lips.

You may experience some discomfort during the treatment, so we start with a pre-numbing agent to take the edge off. Once we do the first pass and the skin is opened up, we apply 2 different numbing agents to numb the skin further. They also contain epinephrine to constrict the blood vessels, making the pain completely tolerable.

Even though it is called “permanent makeup,” the results usually last about 1 to 5 years –depending on the part of your face– before needing a touch-up. Our permanent makeup services include a six-week touch-up after healing time to darken and fill in gaps if needed.

At Beauty Room, we deeply value your health and safety above all else. It's our top priority to maintain a clean and sterile environment for each and every client who walks through our doors. That's why we take the extra step of carefully wrapping our equipment and workstations with barrier film or bags, guaranteeing there is absolutely no chance of cross-contamination. Additionally, we go above and beyond by using only brand new, individually sealed, sterile cosmetic tattoo needles on every client we serve. With these measures in place, you can feel confident knowing that we have taken every precaution to ensure your well-being during your time with us.

No. While nano brows and microblading give a hair-like effect, they require different techniques. Microblading consists of using a small blade to create thin cuts that mimic individual hairs. For nanobrows we use a cosmetic tattoo machine and a very fine single needle to implant dots that form a line. Because of the tool we use for nanobrows, results are more consistent than with microblading which relies entirely on the permanent makeup artist’s technique and pressure applied.