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The fastest way is the online booking page; you'll see live availability and can pay your deposit there. If you want to talk through options first, send a note via the contact form and I'll get back to you within a day.

The exact address is shared once your appointment is confirmed. The studio is private and by-appointment-only, with parking available right outside.

A small non-refundable deposit is required to hold your appointment, and it's applied to your final balance. I ask for 48 hours' notice for cancellations or reschedules. Anything less than 24 hours forfeits the deposit, simply because the studio time can't be filled that quickly. Things happen; reach out as soon as you can and we'll figure it out.

All major credit cards, debit, and bank transfer. Cash is welcome but not required. Payment plans are available on request for the bigger services; just ask at consult.

Of course. The studio is small but I always make space for a friend or partner. Lots of clients like having someone there for the longer appointments. Kids under 12 might find it a bit boring; happy to talk through options if that's a constraint.

Most clients describe it as a light scratching sensation, less than a tattoo. I apply numbing cream before we begin and refresh it throughout the session. If something feels uncomfortable, tell me. We slow down or stop until you're ready.

Most people see beautiful results for 12 to 18 months. The annual refresh keeps them looking crisp. Skin type, sun exposure, and skincare habits all factor in. Oily skin tends to fade faster.

This is why we spend the first part of the appointment mapping with a pencil. Nothing permanent happens until you've seen the shape on your face and approved it. You can ask for tweaks at any point during the mapping. That's the whole point of the step.

Yes, but wait at least two weeks after your initial session and touch-up. After that, you can wax or thread the stray hairs outside your brow shape as normal. I usually suggest a quick clean-up appointment with me once a year alongside your refresh.

Yes, for the first 2 to 3 days, lips look noticeably brighter than your final color. They'll soften by about half as they heal. By week six, you've reached your true tone. I show before-and-after photos at the consult so you can see what to expect.

Almost always, yes. Naturally pigmented lips just take a different approach. We start with a neutralizing tone and build to your final color in two or sometimes three sessions. Send a clear photo of your lips in natural light through the contact form and I'll give you an honest answer before you book.

For the first week of healing, only the balm I send you home with. After that, normal lip products are fine, though daily SPF on lips is the single biggest thing you can do to keep the color from fading.

You'll need to take an antiviral medication for a few days before and after your appointment. Your doctor can prescribe it once you have your appointment date. Lip blush can otherwise trigger an outbreak. We'll talk through this at the consult.

Exfoliate the day before. Skip lotions, oils, deodorant, and perfume on the day. Wear loose, dark clothing, and ideally bring flip-flops. Shaving or waxing? Do it at least 24 hours before so the pores have closed.

Not with what I use. I custom-blend every tan to your specific undertone (warm, cool, or neutral) and adjust depth based on your natural skin tone. The result reads as a natural sun-warmed glow, not a Doritos finger.

Seven to ten days, fading evenly with good aftercare. Long hot showers, swimming pools, and harsh body washes will shorten it. The custom-blend tan tends to last a day or two longer than the classic.

Loose, dark, and easy to peel off. No bras, jeans, or tight necklines until you've rinsed off the next day. Flip-flops are ideal; anything that won't rub the tan off as you walk out.

Generally yes. The solution sits on the skin and doesn't penetrate. That said, I always recommend checking with your doctor first, and we avoid the face for the first trimester. Lots of clients book pre-baby-shower or pre-bump-photos tans.

Brow lamination is a treatment that smooths and sets your brow hairs into your desired shape, creating a fuller, more defined appearance.

A brow tint darkens the brow hairs to enhance their shape and definition. It can also help make finer hairs more visible for a fuller look.

Results typically last 6 to 8 weeks, depending on your hair growth cycle and aftercare.

The tint usually lasts 3 to 6 weeks on the brow hairs. Any staining on the skin typically fades within a few days.

No. Brow lamination and tinting are gentle, non-invasive treatments and should not be painful.

Avoid getting your brows wet, sweating excessively, or using steam for the first 24 hours to allow the treatment to fully set.

It's best to avoid applying makeup directly to the brows for the first 24 hours.

Brow lamination is ideal for anyone with unruly, sparse, downward-growing, or uneven brows who wants a fuller, fluffier, more polished look.

You should wait if you have sunburned, irritated, broken, or infected skin around the brows, or if you've recently had a chemical peel or other intensive skin treatment in the area.

Keep brows dry for 24 hours. Avoid rubbing or sleeping directly on your brows the first night. Brush your brows into place daily, and apply a nourishing brow oil or conditioner if recommended by your technician.

A brow lamination and tint appointment typically takes 45 to 60 minutes.

For best results, most clients return every 6 to 8 weeks.

Absolutely. Brow shaping (waxing or tweezing) is commonly performed during the appointment to create a clean, polished finish.

A lash lift curls and lifts your natural lashes from the root, making them look longer. They last 6 to 8 weeks depending on your lash growth cycle and your lifestyle.

It is a darkening of the lashes that lasts 3 to 4 weeks depending on your lash growth cycle and lifestyle.

No. The treatment is gentle, relaxing, and should not be painful. Your eyes remain closed throughout the appointment.

Yes! However, it's best to wait 24 hours before applying mascara. Many clients find they no longer need it after a lift and tint.

Yes, but avoid eye makeup for the first 24 hours to allow the lift to fully set.

When performed correctly and spaced appropriately, every 6 to 8 weeks, a lash lift should not damage healthy natural lashes.

Anyone who wants to enhance their natural lashes with more lift, curl, and definition without the maintenance of lash extensions.

You should postpone treatment if you have an eye infection, significant eye irritation, recent eye surgery (unless cleared by your doctor), or an allergy to any of the products used. If you've had a recent eye procedure, wait until you are medically cleared before booking. If you have sparse or missing eyelashes, wait to book until your lashes have grown in.

Keep lashes dry for 24 hours. Avoid rubbing your eyes. Skip oil-based products around the eyes if possible. Brush lashes gently with a clean spoolie if needed. Consider using a lash conditioning serum to help keep your natural lashes healthy.

A lash lift and tint appointment typically takes 45 to 60 minutes.

Most clients return every 6 to 8 weeks to maintain lifted, beautifully defined lashes.