Rochelle of London
Rochelle has had 20 years of experience in Permanent Makeup cosmetics. Rochelle's Permanent Cosmetic process specializes in soft, subtle permanent cosmetics which appear much more natural than regular makeup. Born and schooled in London, England; Rochelle distinguishes herself with extensive European permanent makeup training. She graduated with honors from the renowned Christine Shaw of Esthetics, and brings with her years of experience and knowledge in permanent makeup procedures. Rochelle is professionally trained and certified in skin care, electrolysis, permanent cosmetics, waxing, and eyelash extensions.

What exactly is Permanent Cosmetic Make-up?
Permanent makeup: sometimes called "micro pigmentation" or "demographics" is a state of the art form of cosmetic tattooing used to enhance facial features. The cosmetic implantation technique deposits tiny individual implants of pigment into the dermal layer of the skin.

Permanent Cosmetic Makeup FAQs:

Why would I want permanent cosmetic make-up?
Why would I want permanent makeup procedures?

You may:

• Have sparse lashes and eyebrows
• Thin lips with little definition
• Be active in sports or business and want to look your best
• Be allergic to cosmetics
• Have unsteady hands
• Be nearsighted and trouble applying make-up
• Want the convenience of makeup that will not smear or smudge
  and will save time and effort when applying your regular make-up
• Simply enjoy looking naturally beautiful all the time
  

How are Permanent Cosmetics Procedures done?
There are several methods of performing permanent cosmetics: using various machines, including the traditional (or specialized) tattoo or coil machines, the pen or rotary machine, or the hand method.

These cosmetic procedures are a process which includes the initial consultation, initial application of pigment, and usually one or two follow up visits for adjusting the shape and color or density of the pigment.

What types of permanent Cosmetic Procedures can be done?

• Permanent eyebrows
• Permanent eyeliner, top and bottom
• Permanent eyelash enhancement
• Permanent lip liner, and permanent full lip color
• Permanent scar camouflage

How are permanent cosmetics applied?
Rochelle uses Epidermal Pigment Implantation to apply permanent cosmetics. In this procedure, pigment is implanted into the outer layers of the skin. The pigments used have all been chemically tested. These pigments have been used in tattooing for many years with virtually no complications. In addition, Rochelle does a "patch test" to make sure that the client will not have an allergic reaction to the permanent makeup; although this is rare. The equipment used in a permanent cosmetic makeup procedure is sanitized in the highest standards.

What will permanent cosmetics look like on me? Could the permanent makeup look too dark?
Will I have to wear make-up?
Only natural colors are used and the result is soft and subtle. This method is meant to enhance your make-up. When you are not wearing your regular make-up the permanent cosmetics will look natural, accentuate your features, and will blend with any make-up you choose to wear.

What will I feel during the procedure?
Some people experience a slight stinging sensation which subsides upon completion of the permanent makeup application process.

Should I wear make-up to my initial consultation?
Yes, this allows us to see your make-up preference and offer suggestions prior to this procedure.

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