Permanent Make-up (PMU)

PMU stands for Permanent Makeup, a cosmetic technique in which pigments are inserted into the upper layer of skin using a thin needle, similar to a superficial tattoo, to accentuate or define eyebrows (such as powder brows, microblading), eyeliners, or lips. The goal is natural-looking, long-lasting makeup that gradually fades (usually 1-3 years).

The total price always includes a touch-up after 6 weeks.

Appointments via Pmu.Coraline@gmail.com.

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Powder brows

Powder brows are a semi-permanent makeup technique that gives the eyebrows a soft, powdery shadow, as if they have been colored with eyebrow powder, by very subtly applying pigment to the upper skin layer with a PMU device. This results in fuller, more defined, yet natural-looking eyebrows, ideal for people who want to reduce their daily makeup routine.

Price €400

Eyeliner/deepliner

This can be applied to both the upper and lower eyelids.

Price for upper or lower eyelid only: €200

Price for upper and lower eyelids: €400

Eyeliner with wing

Eyeliner including a striking "wing" that optically lifts and enlarges the eyes.

Price: €240

Shadow liner

Shadow eyeliner is a form of permanent makeup that creates a soft, "smokey" or shaded look along the lash line, instead of a hard, clean line, making the eyes look more natural and sparkling, ideal for a subtle makeup look with a light "wing."

Price €240

Faux Freckles

Faux freckles are fake freckles that are tattooed onto your skin using semi-permanent makeup to create a natural, sun-kissed look, especially on the nose and cheeks. Pigment is applied shallowly into the skin so that they gradually fade (1-3 years) and give a youthful look, instead of having to apply makeup every day.

Price €200

How do I care for my PMU?

Caring for permanent makeup (PMU) is crucial to ensure that the pigment heals properly in the skin and that the desired result is achieved.

✨Immediately after treatment

Wound care: Permanent makeup is a skin treatment that involves making small wounds. Immediately after treatment, the skin may be red and swollen, and some lymph fluid (clear wound fluid) may be released.

✨Daily aftercare (first week)

• Clean gently: clean your face with a non-aggressive cleanser/soap but avoid the area where you just had your PMU treatment. This area must remain dry.

• No makeup: Avoid applying makeup to or around the treated area until the skin has healed completely.

• Prevent scabs: Do not scratch or rub any scabs that may form. This can remove the pigment and lead to scarring.

• If desired, a healing ointment can be provided, but in principle this is not necessary. We opt for dry healing.

✨What to avoid during the healing process

• Direct sun: Exposure to sunlight or tanning beds can cause the pigment to fade. If necessary, use a sunscreen with a high SPF, but only after complete healing.

• Water: Avoid excessive contact with water (such as swimming, saunas, or long showers) to prevent infection and pigment loss.

• Sweating: Avoid intense exercise or other activities that cause excessive sweating.

• Alcohol and caffeine: These can affect healing by stimulating blood circulation.

✨The healing process (2-6 weeks)

• Scabbing: Small scabs or flaky skin may develop during the first week. This is normal. The skin begins to repair itself, and the pigment often appears lighter or uneven.

• Pigment development: The pigment needs time to settle into the skin. The final result will be visible after about 4 to 6 weeks. A touch-up may be necessary to correct any unevenness.

✨Long-term care

• UV protection: Always use sunscreen on the PMU to minimize fading due to UV radiation.

• Touch-ups: A touch-up may be necessary after 1-3 years.