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Healed work, not fresh work.
Every brow, lip, and lash line here is photographed after it has healed. Fresh pigment always looks darker, sharper, and more impressive than what you'll actually live with, which is why fresh photographs are the wrong thing to judge an artist by.
Some of these are corrections. Nothing here is another artist's work shown for contrast, and every client photographed gave written permission.
Selected work
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Nano brows, healed. Individual strokes following the natural growth direction. -
Nano brows on dry skin. The front kept light so the shape starts softly. -
Nano brows rebuilding a tail that had thinned out entirely. -
Nano brows mapped to bone structure rather than to a template. -
Powder brows on mature skin. Depth built in layers, front to tail. -
Powder brows on oily skin, where a crisp stroke would not have held. -
Powder brows for a client who had penciled hers in every morning. -
Hybrid brows. Strokes where the brow is seen, shading where it is thin. -
Hybrid brows on hair that had thinned unevenly across the arch. -
Lip blush, healed. The border brought back without a drawn line. -
Lip blush on a mature lip. Color carried through, not outlined. -
Lip blush a shade above her own, so it reads as her mouth. -
Lash enhancement. Pigment at the root, no line on the lid. -
Eyeliner, shaped and carried out. Drawn on and agreed first. -
Corrective work. Grey pigment lightened, then rebuilt in strokes. -
Corrective work. A shape that sat too high, brought back down. -
Plasma fibroblast on a hooded lid, healed. -
BB Glow after a short series. Tone evened, texture left alone.
Bring me a photograph you like
If something here is close to what you want, say so at your consultation and we'll talk about whether it suits your face and your skin. Sometimes it will. Sometimes I'll suggest something better for you.