What is Permanent Makeup? RedFox Beauty Salon FAQ's Answered
- Redfox Beauty

- 6 days ago
- 2 min read
So - What is permanent makeup?
Permanent makeup is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure where pigment is carefully implanted into the upper layers of your skin. Unlike traditional tattooing, the pigment is applied superficially to create natural-looking results that enhance your features. I use a combination of techniques — including microblading, machine work, and shading — to achieve the perfect look for you.
How it Works
During your treatment, I’ll:
Consult: Discuss your desired look, colour, and technique.
Design: Draw and refine the shape to suit your face and preferences.
Apply Pigment: Use precise tools to implant pigment, creating natural, long-lasting results.
Finish: Clean the area and apply protective balm to support healing.
Every treatment is tailored to your skin, face shape, and desired outcome — ensuring results that look natural and last.
How Long Does it Last?
Results typically last 12–18 months, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and sun exposure. Your treatment includes a touch-up 4–6 weeks after the initial procedure to perfect shape, colour, and details.
Does it Hurt?
Not as much as you’d expect! A numbing cream is applied to keep the procedure comfortable, and most clients compare it to threading or waxing.
Pricing
Permanent Eyebrows (all techniques & styles) – £365
Permanent Makeup (Lips, Eyeliner) – Prices vary
Before Your Appointment
To ensure the best results:
Avoid coffee, alcohol, or energy drinks on the day
Avoid Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Niacin, or Vitamin E for 24 hours beforehand
Avoid Omega-3 supplements for 1 week before
Avoid tanning or sun exposure for 3 days before
Avoid waxing for 3 days before
Avoid chemical peels, dermabrasion, laser, or other intense treatments for 2 weeks before
Aftercare
Proper aftercare ensures your permanent makeup heals beautifully:
Avoid sweating, sports, swimming, saunas, sun exposure, or hot baths
Avoid laser treatments, chemical peels, or creams containing Retin-A or Glycolic Acid
Do not pick, scratch, or peel the treated area
Avoid heavy cleaning or debris exposure
Limit alcohol while healing
Only touch the treated area to apply post-care cream
Recommended:
Apply post-care cream before showers to protect the area
Once healed, use SPF 50 on treated areas to prevent pigment fading
Touch-Up & Healing
Touch-Up:
4–6 weeks after your initial treatment to perfect colour and shape
Healing Timeline:
Immediately after: pigment appears sharp and dark
Days 5–12: area may lighten and flake naturally
After full healing: final colour and shape are evaluated during your touch-up






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