As permanent cosmetics professionals, we’ve learned that there are a lot of variables when it comes to dealing with human skin. The protective skin of your body is the largest organ of the human body. In terms of implanting pigment into human skin for the purposes of a tattoo or permanent cosmetics, our technicians are experienced in dealing with many different variables and the medical background of our owner is essential in handling each situation properly.

Eyebrows, specifically microbladed brows, are all the rage right now. This is leading many people to try to get into the cosmetic tattooing game. The state of Missouri does not regulate microblading at all. In fact, it does not consider it tattoo and therefore does not feel it needs to be regulated at this point. Lots of people, often with no previous beauty or medical training, are running off to weekend workshops to learn “microblading” and then coming back and offering Groupon or local discounts for brows. A perfect brow photo is placed into the ad and for $75 – $100, you can get your brows done. But unfortunately you often get what you pay for.

The permanent cosmetics industry sees its fair share of clients with Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD). This disorder is a mental health condition where the person affected by it has the propensity to fret about their perceived visual flaws to the point of distraction...

Cancer can wreak havoc on the body and so can the treatments for cancer. People often lose their brows and their lashes. Sometimes these areas grow back and sometimes they never do. Along with the ravages of this awful disease on the body, self-perception can change...

Microbladed (hair stroke) eyebrows are all the rage right now. Women and men, from fifteen to ninety years of age are trading in their sparse brows for a shaped and fuller looking brow line with microblading. Our eyebrows are the perfect frame for our eyes, which are...