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Pregnant or nursing
Taking blood thinners
Undergoing chemotherapy
Active skin conditions in the treatment area
Prone to keloid scarring
Recent cosmetic procedures in the same area
To create results that fit your features naturally while helping you choose the best option for your skin, lifestyle, and desired outcome.
A consultation is always recommended to determine candidacy. Book your free consultation today.
Not sure which brow or lip technique is right for you?
We offer complimentary phone or in-person consultations to discuss your goals, skin type, and healing expectations. For correction work, please send a clear photo.
Permanent makeup, also known as cosmetic tattooing, is a technique where pigment is implanted into the skin to enhance features such as the eyebrows, eyeliner, and lips. It is designed to save you time and create a polished, long-lasting look while still looking natural.
At JG PMU Studio, we offer:
Microblading
Powder/Ombre Brows
Nano Brows
Combination Brows
Hyperrealism Brows
Brow Color Correction and Redo
Lip Blush
Dark Lip Neutralization
Lash Line Enhancement
Classic Eyeliner
Winged Eyeliner
Dusty/Smoky Eyeliner
Permanent makeup gradually fades over time.
Brows typically last around 1.5 to 3 years, depending on skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure, skincare products, and technique.
Lip blush commonly lasts around 2 years.
Eyeliner can last several years and often around 5 years or longer depending on the individual.
Oily skin may cause pigment to fade faster.
It is considered permanent because pigment is implanted into the skin, but it is designed to gradually fade over time. Color boosts or refresh appointments may be needed to maintain the desired appearance.
Everyone’s sensitivity is different, but topical numbing products are used to keep you as comfortable as possible throughout the procedure. Most clients describe the sensation as manageable.
Avoid applying makeup directly on the treated area during the initial healing period.
Keeping the area clean helps reduce irritation and the risk of infection.
Heavy sweating should be avoided during the initial healing period because sweat can interfere with healing and pigment retention.
Follow the aftercare instructions provided at your appointment.
Swimming, hot tubs, saunas, and excessive moisture should be avoided while the area is healing.