How can I tell if the pigment will fade too cool or ashy?

Check healed photos three months out, not just fresh results on the artist’s feed. Cool or ashy tones often show up in healed blondes and lighter skin clients with older formulations. Look closely at colour balancing across different skin types and ask what pigments are used. Brands like Tina Davies or Permablend offer more stability, but technique and layering matter just as much.

Could bad permanent makeup actually make asymmetry worse than before?

Sadly, yes, if placed unevenly or mismatched to facial structure. A rushed shape or colour that exaggerates one side can fixate the imbalance. The safest path is a pre-drawing with full client feedback and mapping tools like callipers or string. Reputable artists spend more time aligning proportions than tattooing. Always ask about corrections before booking.

What’s the usual price range for lip blush appointments in Horley?

Most sessions fall between £180 and £280, with touch-ups typically priced separately. Some artists offer seasonal promotions or partner with discount platforms like Groupon for first-time slots. Always compare healed results, not just pricing.

Is permanent eyeliner safe if I have sensitive eyes?

Yes, but it depends entirely on proper patch testing and sterile equipment. A cautious practitioner will schedule an allergy test for pigments, avoid harsh cleaners, and adapt pressure for delicate lids. For hypersensitive types, a lash enhancement rather than a full-winged liner is safer and still opens the eye subtly.

How long should I wait after microblading before booking lip blush?

Four to six weeks minimum, longer if your brows are still peeling. Healing must be complete before a new procedure, especially for skin balancing. That way, your immune system and pigment retention won’t be compromised.