A permanent solution for what? The answer is for – defining your brow, enhancing your eyelashes, for gloss and go lips (sounds more like something a painter might offer)or just a subtle but permanent stunning eyeliner – so no more sparse eyebrows or wonky eyeliner, with one eye looking different to the other.Where and how can this be done? Tracie Giles often known as the “Queen of Brows”, has recently opened a clinic in Beauchamp Place and is considered to be one of the most experienced permanent makeup practitioners in the reconstructive and the paramedical field. Her and her team are able to add an artistic finishing touch to help compliment reconstructive surgery after breast cancer or breast surgery – the final stage of a very traumatic journey for many women. Tracie insists on you having a consultation prior to making an appointment for a treatment so you can very carefully discuss the exact look you are after – this is Free! She will then identify the mineral pigment shades that will work with your hair, skin and eye colour. A custom- blended hypoallergenic pigment is then mixed and the facial shape and features carefully analysed – this is important as we all know are faces are not symetric. An anaesthetic gel will be applied to the skin prior to treatment to minimise any discomfort. Immediately after the treatment the colour will appear darker but will fade after approximately a week and will gradually fade over a few years. Tracie suggests having a yearly touch up to keep it looking good. To watch Tracie at work click on the link below
Permanent Solution
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A permanent solution for what? The answer is for – defining your brow, enhancing your eyelashes, for gloss and go lips (sounds more like something a painter might offer)or just a subtle but permanent stunning eyeliner – so no more sparse eyebrows or wonky eyeliner, with one eye looking different to the other.Where and how can this be done? Tracie Giles often known as the “Queen of Brows”, has recently opened a clinic in Beauchamp Place and is considered to be one of the most experienced permanent makeup practitioners in the reconstructive and the paramedical field. Her and her team are able to add an artistic finishing touch to help compliment reconstructive surgery after breast cancer or breast surgery – the final stage of a very traumatic journey for many women. Tracie insists on you having a consultation prior to making an appointment for a treatment so you can very carefully discuss the exact look you are after – this is Free! She will then identify the mineral pigment shades that will work with your hair, skin and eye colour. A custom- blended hypoallergenic pigment is then mixed and the facial shape and features carefully analysed – this is important as we all know are faces are not symetric. An anaesthetic gel will be applied to the skin prior to treatment to minimise any discomfort. Immediately after the treatment the colour will appear darker but will fade after approximately a week and will gradually fade over a few years. Tracie suggests having a yearly touch up to keep it looking good. To watch Tracie at work click on the link below
Eyelash Enhancement