What does a procedure involve?

Your first step will be to make an appointment for a consultation to discuss your needs and the procedures which you are interested in. Agata will discuss the shape which would be most flattering and natural for your face as well as the color which will harmonize with your skin’s undertones. Agata is an artist and is very skilled at blending pigment for a client’s skin tone. She will show you some before and after photos to give you an idea of how the procedure can transform and give youth to your facial features.​ Before get your procedure done, please read the PRE-CARE and AFTER-CARE recommendations.

What to expect after your treatment?

During the procedure there may be some minor bleeding. This will depend on the client. If a person is taking blood thinners on a daily basis, then some slight bleeding may occur. Immediately after your treatment, the skin around your brows may be slightly pink. However this will disappear in a couple of hours. There is usually some tenderness at the first day. ​ Initially, the pigment in the brows will look dark for several days. Once the skin begins to heal it will lighten and soften. As the layers of skin start to heal and peel, they cover the pigment so that it may appear that the color is faded or gone. After those layers completely peel off, the underlying pigment can be seen.
Your brows will fade up to 60% after your first treatment and they also shrink up to 20%.​

How long does it take to perform the procedure? ​

The procedure is split into 2 appointments, which are 4-6 weeks apart to allow for the healing process to complete. The initial procedure will take 2 hours, and your second appointment ( touch-up) takes from 60 minutes.

Does the procedure hurt?

A combination of 2 anesthetics are used, first a topical numbing cream and then a local anesthetic is introduced once the micropigmentation/ microblading procedure has started. This is topped up regularly during the treatment to keep you comfortable.

Will micropigmentation / microblading procedure change or look bad as I age?

​ Micropigmentation/ microblading procedure will fade gradually over time, so there will not be an obvious change in your applications. The color will fade and when you return for a touch-up you can also change the color to your liking as you age. ​ Will micropigmentation/ microblading procedure be suitable for dark complexions? Yes, permanent cosmetics can benefit any woman of any age or complexion.

​Can I keep my own brow hair?

​ Once you and our expert have decided on the best brow shape, any hair within that shape can stay and will only make the work look more natural. We do not shave or remove your entire natural brow as found with other permanent makeup studios. Any hair outside the shape can be waxed or tweezed after the healing process just as you would normally do with your normal brow maintenance.

Are micropigmentation/ microblading really permanent?

The cosmetics micro pigmentation technique deposits color pigment into the upper reticular layer of the skin and is considered permanent because it cannot be washed off. Unlike traditional tattoos performed on the body, permanent cosmetics professionals do not use traditional tattoo ink (dye). Micropigmentation/ microblading pigment is more delicate and designed to work with the skin’s undertones and to mimic hair. These pigments are designed to gently fade over time. Fading is desired as it allows the artist to make changes to color and shape over the years as client’s natural coloration and facial changes occur.

How do you choose a color?

We choose a color together by applying small amounts of different colored pigments to the skin near to your brows and selecting the best match for your skin tone, features and personal preference. Posh Permanent Makeup uses pigments without heavy metals made in Germany and US.

Which factors can effect longevity of micropigmentation/ microblading procedure?

Color selected, age, thickness of skin, scarring of skin, use of skin care products, injectables, laser treatments, medication and sun exposure. You will need periodic refreshing of color, depending on how light the shade of implanted pigment, as well as factors mentioned above. Bleeding during the procedure: Excessive bleeding during the tattooing procedure will reduce the amount of pigment absorption. Caffeine, alcohol, certain food or drink, and medications act as blood-thinners and should avoided 48 hours prior to your appointment. *Please note- if anyone tells you only need one visit to complete your procedure and you will not need a touch-up ever, then he/she is not being truthful. Run!

What if I am planning to have plastic surgery?

Many women choose to have to have eyeliner done before face lifts so they will look better during the recovery period. If you are considering a brow lift, wait until after the healing process before having your brow procedure.

What if I am using Latisse? Can I still get an eyeliner procedure?

It is very important to stop using Latisse at least a month before having a permanent eyeliner procedure. In some cases Agata may refuse to work on a client who has had Latisse if their eyelids are thin to begin with. Do not start to use Latisse until at least two weeks after you have completed your final procedure.

I had an unsatisfactory permanent cosmetics brow procedure done elsewhere, can Posh Permanent Makeup fix it?

In most cases we can significantly improve your bad brow procedure, depending on how much time you want to invest and whether or not your skin is scarred. Correcting bad work can give you the beautiful brows your originally hoped for. ​ If tattoo removal is required Posh Permanent Makeup will refer you to a professional laser technician.

What is the difference between Microblading and Micropigmentation procedure?

​Microblading is manual method that allows to recreate, correct and improve the appearance of natural brow. This procedure is ideal for both people who have natural brows and those who don’t. Microblading procedure is often considered a type of permanent makeup, however, its concept is different: it is done with a hand-held tool made out of needles, that puts pigment into the first layer of your skin. The results often last from 9 to 18 months. Micropigmentation is permanent eyebrow tattooing or semi-permanent makeup method. This method is done with a digital machine. The color is implanted deeper into the skin-known as the dermal layer. It lasts longer than Microblading/Eyebrow Embroidery method. Micropigmentation procedure typically last longer with 2 years + being typical for most clients. ​ Please check or ask to see the studio's state licensing before considering any procedure.

Will my Microbladed Eyebrows look fake?

​When we implant semi-permanent makeup pigment in the skin, it appears more natural looking than even topically applied cosmetics.

Are Permanent Cosmetics expensive?

Not if you look at long-term cost and effect. Permanent Cosmetics actually costs little compared to lifelong daily make-up expenses. Permanent make- up doesn’t run or wash off! Consider it a beautiful investment in yourself. ​ Posh Permanent Makeup's practice consists of nearly 1/3 of services which are corrective procedures from bad work done elsewhere. When you go bargain shopping for the lowest price, the work you receive may be reflective with unsatisfactory results. Your face is too important to chance having such serious work done by a technician who does not have the experience, training or artistic talent to achieve the best result. The consultation is a half-hour to an hour appointment which may include a patch test and photographs. Prices are quoted as part of your consultation .

Are there safety issues that I should be concerned with?

All procedures performed adhere to strict OSHA standards for safety and sterilization. Agata also takes a yearly Blood Born Pathogens exam. Here is our safety protocol: Pre-sterilized disposable needles which are opened in front of client Pre-sterilized disposable pigment cups Gamma sterilized pigments used. No tattoo inks used. Barrier film on all communicable surfaces New treatment table paper used for each client Disposable needle containment system New gloves between client procedures and throughout your procedure Distilled water used in disposable cups New wipes, cotton pads and cotton swabs Hospital grade disinfectant for tables, lamps, instruments and surfaces Face mask and protective eye gear is worn at all times

Who is not suited for this procedure?

Pregnant or nursing History of Keloids or Hypertrophic scarring Diabetic (require doctor's clearance) Chemotherapy (consult your doctor) Viral infections and/or diseases Epilepsy Pacemaker or major heart problems Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the treated area (rashes, sunburn, acne, etc.) Sick (cold, flu, etc.) Botox in the past 3 months Accutane in past the 6 months Heart conditions, Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure, Poor general health. Haemophiliacs Hepatitis Keratosis Psoriasis on face, eczema and undiagnosed rashes or blisters on the Site that is to be treated. Extremely sensitive skin People who take Asprin daily. People who take blood thinning medication. People with easily triggered postinflammatory hyperpigmentation are not good candidates.. People with active skin cancer in the area to be tattooed People who have healing disorders, uncontrolled high blood pressure or had mitral valve disorder.

Do you Microblad men's eyebrows?

We are happy to accommodate consultations for men interested in microblading. If you are iron deficient or Anemic, your pigment will fade sooner and bleeding/bruising may occur during and after the procedure.

How old do I have to be to get tattooed?

You must be 18 years or older to receive Microblading at POSH PERMANENT MAKEUP, LLC.

Can I get tattooed if I am pregnant or nursing?

As a precaution, we do not perform cosmetic tattooing on pregnant or nursing women.

How many treatments are needed?

Microblading is a multiple step appointment process. YOUR BROWS WILL NOT BE COMPLETED AFTER JUST ONE SERVICE. For microblading, at least two appointments are needed initially. Each of these appointments being 4-6 weeks apart. At the second visit, your Enhancement Session, we will assess the color retention and make any adjustments necessary. Everyone heals differently and at different rates. If your cosmetic tattoo does not heal perfectly the first time, do not worry! We can always go bolder and add more density at your next appointment.

How long does microblading last?

Microblading is a cosmetic tattoo. The pigment will fade over time and we recommend to get an Annual Touch-Up to keep them looking their best. There is no guarantee in how long it lasts as each individual has very different skin and lifestyle. Frequency of touch-ups depends on a number of factors including: skin type, pigment selection, lifestyle (sun exposure, smoking, acidic skincare products, etc), iron deficiency (your body absorbs iron-oxide as a supplement), chemical peels, etc. Please note that final results can not be guaranteed as each unique skin type will hold pigments differently and break down at different rates. We will re-evaluate how your skin has received the pigment at your touch-up appointment and make any changes necessary.

How do I get the perfect eyebrows shape for your face?

What does a procedure involve?

Your first step will be to make an appointment for a consultation to discuss your needs and the procedures which you are interested in. Agata will discuss the shape which would be most flattering and natural for your face as well as the color which will harmonize with your skin’s undertones. Agata is an artist and is very skilled at blending pigment for a client’s skin tone. She will show you some before and after photos to give you an idea of how the procedure can transform and give youth to your facial features.​ Before get your procedure done, please read the PRE-CARE and AFTER-CARE recommendations.

What to expect after your treatment?

During the procedure there may be some minor bleeding. This will depend on the client. If a person is taking blood thinners on a daily basis, then some slight bleeding may occur. Immediately after your treatment, the skin around your brows may be slightly pink. However this will disappear in a couple of hours. There is usually some tenderness at the first day. ​ Initially, the pigment in the brows will look dark for several days. Once the skin begins to heal it will lighten and soften. As the layers of skin start to heal and peel, they cover the pigment so that it may appear that the color is faded or gone. After those layers completely peel off, the underlying pigment can be seen.
Your brows will fade up to 60% after your first treatment and they also shrink up to 20%.​

How long does it take to perform the procedure? ​

The procedure is split into 2 appointments, which are 4-6 weeks apart to allow for the healing process to complete. The initial procedure will take 2 hours, and your second appointment ( touch-up) takes from 60 minutes.

Does the procedure hurt?

A combination of 2 anesthetics are used, first a topical numbing cream and then a local anesthetic is introduced once the micropigmentation/ microblading procedure has started. This is topped up regularly during the treatment to keep you comfortable.

Will micropigmentation / microblading procedure change or look bad as I age?

​ Micropigmentation/ microblading procedure will fade gradually over time, so there will not be an obvious change in your applications. The color will fade and when you return for a touch-up you can also change the color to your liking as you age. ​ Will micropigmentation/ microblading procedure be suitable for dark complexions? Yes, permanent cosmetics can benefit any woman of any age or complexion.

​Can I keep my own brow hair?

​ Once you and our expert have decided on the best brow shape, any hair within that shape can stay and will only make the work look more natural. We do not shave or remove your entire natural brow as found with other permanent makeup studios. Any hair outside the shape can be waxed or tweezed after the healing process just as you would normally do with your normal brow maintenance.

Are micropigmentation/ microblading really permanent?

The cosmetics micro pigmentation technique deposits color pigment into the upper reticular layer of the skin and is considered permanent because it cannot be washed off. Unlike traditional tattoos performed on the body, permanent cosmetics professionals do not use traditional tattoo ink (dye). Micropigmentation/ microblading pigment is more delicate and designed to work with the skin’s undertones and to mimic hair. These pigments are designed to gently fade over time. Fading is desired as it allows the artist to make changes to color and shape over the years as client’s natural coloration and facial changes occur.

How do you choose a color?

We choose a color together by applying small amounts of different colored pigments to the skin near to your brows and selecting the best match for your skin tone, features and personal preference. Posh Permanent Makeup uses pigments without heavy metals made in Germany and US.

Which factors can effect longevity of micropigmentation/ microblading procedure?

Color selected, age, thickness of skin, scarring of skin, use of skin care products, injectables, laser treatments, medication and sun exposure. You will need periodic refreshing of color, depending on how light the shade of implanted pigment, as well as factors mentioned above. Bleeding during the procedure: Excessive bleeding during the tattooing procedure will reduce the amount of pigment absorption. Caffeine, alcohol, certain food or drink, and medications act as blood-thinners and should avoided 48 hours prior to your appointment. *Please note- if anyone tells you only need one visit to complete your procedure and you will not need a touch-up ever, then he/she is not being truthful. Run!

What if I am planning to have plastic surgery?

Many women choose to have to have eyeliner done before face lifts so they will look better during the recovery period. If you are considering a brow lift, wait until after the healing process before having your brow procedure.

What if I am using Latisse? Can I still get an eyeliner procedure?

It is very important to stop using Latisse at least a month before having a permanent eyeliner procedure. In some cases Agata may refuse to work on a client who has had Latisse if their eyelids are thin to begin with. Do not start to use Latisse until at least two weeks after you have completed your final procedure.

I had an unsatisfactory permanent cosmetics brow procedure done elsewhere, can Posh Permanent Makeup fix it?

In most cases we can significantly improve your bad brow procedure, depending on how much time you want to invest and whether or not your skin is scarred. Correcting bad work can give you the beautiful brows your originally hoped for. ​ If tattoo removal is required Posh Permanent Makeup will refer you to a professional laser technician.

What is the difference between Microblading and Micropigmentation procedure?

​Microblading is manual method that allows to recreate, correct and improve the appearance of natural brow. This procedure is ideal for both people who have natural brows and those who don’t. Microblading procedure is often considered a type of permanent makeup, however, its concept is different: it is done with a hand-held tool made out of needles, that puts pigment into the first layer of your skin. The results often last from 9 to 18 months. Micropigmentation is permanent eyebrow tattooing or semi-permanent makeup method. This method is done with a digital machine. The color is implanted deeper into the skin-known as the dermal layer. It lasts longer than Microblading/Eyebrow Embroidery method. Micropigmentation procedure typically last longer with 2 years + being typical for most clients. ​ Please check or ask to see the studio's state licensing before considering any procedure.

Will my Microbladed Eyebrows look fake?

​When we implant semi-permanent makeup pigment in the skin, it appears more natural looking than even topically applied cosmetics.

Are Permanent Cosmetics expensive?

Not if you look at long-term cost and effect. Permanent Cosmetics actually costs little compared to lifelong daily make-up expenses. Permanent make- up doesn’t run or wash off! Consider it a beautiful investment in yourself. ​ Posh Permanent Makeup's practice consists of nearly 1/3 of services which are corrective procedures from bad work done elsewhere. When you go bargain shopping for the lowest price, the work you receive may be reflective with unsatisfactory results. Your face is too important to chance having such serious work done by a technician who does not have the experience, training or artistic talent to achieve the best result. The consultation is a half-hour to an hour appointment which may include a patch test and photographs. Prices are quoted as part of your consultation .

Are there safety issues that I should be concerned with?

All procedures performed adhere to strict OSHA standards for safety and sterilization. Agata also takes a yearly Blood Born Pathogens exam. Here is our safety protocol: Pre-sterilized disposable needles which are opened in front of client Pre-sterilized disposable pigment cups Gamma sterilized pigments used. No tattoo inks used. Barrier film on all communicable surfaces New treatment table paper used for each client Disposable needle containment system New gloves between client procedures and throughout your procedure Distilled water used in disposable cups New wipes, cotton pads and cotton swabs Hospital grade disinfectant for tables, lamps, instruments and surfaces Face mask and protective eye gear is worn at all times

Who is not suited for this procedure?

Pregnant or nursing History of Keloids or Hypertrophic scarring Diabetic (require doctor's clearance) Chemotherapy (consult your doctor) Viral infections and/or diseases Epilepsy Pacemaker or major heart problems Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the treated area (rashes, sunburn, acne, etc.) Sick (cold, flu, etc.) Botox in the past 3 months Accutane in past the 6 months Heart conditions, Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure, Poor general health. Haemophiliacs Hepatitis Keratosis Psoriasis on face, eczema and undiagnosed rashes or blisters on the Site that is to be treated. Extremely sensitive skin People who take Asprin daily. People who take blood thinning medication. People with easily triggered postinflammatory hyperpigmentation are not good candidates.. People with active skin cancer in the area to be tattooed People who have healing disorders, uncontrolled high blood pressure or had mitral valve disorder.

Do you Microblad men's eyebrows?

We are happy to accommodate consultations for men interested in microblading. If you are iron deficient or Anemic, your pigment will fade sooner and bleeding/bruising may occur during and after the procedure.

How old do I have to be to get tattooed?

You must be 18 years or older to receive Microblading at POSH PERMANENT MAKEUP, LLC.

Can I get tattooed if I am pregnant or nursing?

As a precaution, we do not perform cosmetic tattooing on pregnant or nursing women.

How many treatments are needed?

Microblading is a multiple step appointment process. YOUR BROWS WILL NOT BE COMPLETED AFTER JUST ONE SERVICE. For microblading, at least two appointments are needed initially. Each of these appointments being 4-6 weeks apart. At the second visit, your Enhancement Session, we will assess the color retention and make any adjustments necessary. Everyone heals differently and at different rates. If your cosmetic tattoo does not heal perfectly the first time, do not worry! We can always go bolder and add more density at your next appointment.

How long does microblading last?

Microblading is a cosmetic tattoo. The pigment will fade over time and we recommend to get an Annual Touch-Up to keep them looking their best. There is no guarantee in how long it lasts as each individual has very different skin and lifestyle. Frequency of touch-ups depends on a number of factors including: skin type, pigment selection, lifestyle (sun exposure, smoking, acidic skincare products, etc), iron deficiency (your body absorbs iron-oxide as a supplement), chemical peels, etc. Please note that final results can not be guaranteed as each unique skin type will hold pigments differently and break down at different rates. We will re-evaluate how your skin has received the pigment at your touch-up appointment and make any changes necessary.

How do I get the perfect eyebrows shape for your face?

What does a procedure involve?

Your first step will be to make an appointment for a consultation to discuss your needs and the procedures which you are interested in. Agata will discuss the shape which would be most flattering and natural for your face. She will show you some before and after photos to give you an idea of how the procedure can transform and give youth to your facial features.​ Before get your procedure done, please read the PRE-CARE and AFTER-CARE recommendations.

What styles of eyeliner do you offer?

There are 3 different techniques used for eyeliner: Lash enhancement, Winged, and Smokey. Lash enhancement is an ultra-thin line on the lash line that gives a very natural eye opening effect. Winged eyeliner gives clients a permanent winged eyeliner that is customizable to be thick, medium, or thin. Smokey is a form of shadow liner that gives a soft smokey eye makeup look.

How long does it take to perform the procedure? ​

The procedure is split into 2 appointments, which are 4-6 weeks apart to allow for the healing process to complete. The initial procedure will take between 1 hour and a half to 2 hours and a half, depending on what technique you are wanting. Following your appointment you will also need a touch-up which will take 1 hour.

Is the procedure painful?

For all of our semi-permanent makeup procedures we use a topical anesthetic. The anesthetic helps with any discomfort during the procedure. Most clients say they only feel a slight scratching on their eyelid.

What should I do to prepare for my eyeliner appointment?

The week before your appointment you should discontinue use of eyelash growth stimulants such as Latisse®, RapidLash®, or RevitaLash. Additionally, if you normally use contact lenses, we will ask that you do not wear them to your appointment and bring your glasses. If you have had eyelid or other eye surgery you must wait at least 6 months to get this procedure done.

What color will the eyeliner be?

The most popular eyeliner colors at posh have been brown and black, however we are able to do other colors including blue.

What if I am using Latisse? Can I still get an eyeliner procedure?

It is very important to stop using Latisse at least a month before having a permanent eyeliner procedure. In some cases Agata may refuse to work on a client who has had Latisse if their eyelids are thin to begin with. Do not start to use Latisse until at least two weeks after you have completed your final procedure.

I had an unsatisfactory permanent eyeliner procedure done elsewhere, can Posh Permanent Makeup fix it?

In most cases we can significantly improve your bad procedure, depending on how much time you want to invest and whether or not your skin is scarred. Correcting bad work can give you the beautiful look you originally hoped for. ​ If tattoo removal is required Posh Permanent Makeup will refer you to a professional laser technician.

Are there safety issues that I should be concerned with?

All procedures performed adhere to strict OSHA standards for safety and sterilization. Agata also takes a yearly Blood Born Pathogens exam. Here is our safety protocol: Pre-sterilized disposable needles which are opened in front of client Pre-sterilized disposable pigment cups Gamma sterilized pigments used. No tattoo inks used. Barrier film on all communicable surfaces New treatment table paper used for each client Disposable needle containment system New gloves between client procedures and throughout your procedure Distilled water used in disposable cups New wipes, cotton pads and cotton swabs Hospital grade disinfectant for tables, lamps, instruments and surfaces Face mask and protective eye gear is worn at all times

Who is not suited for this procedure?

Pregnant or nursing History of Keloids or Hypertrophic scarring Diabetic (require doctor's clearance) Chemotherapy (consult your doctor) Viral infections and/or diseases Epilepsy Pacemaker or major heart problems Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the treated area (rashes, sunburn, acne, etc.) Sick (cold, flu, etc.) Botox in the past 3 months Accutane in past the 6 months Heart conditions, Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure, Poor general health. Haemophiliacs Hepatitis Keratosis Psoriasis on face, eczema and undiagnosed rashes or blisters on the Site that is to be treated. Extremely sensitive skin People who take Asprin daily. People who take blood thinning medication. People with easily triggered postinflammatory hyperpigmentation are not good candidates.. People with active skin cancer in the area to be tattooed People who have healing disorders, uncontrolled high blood pressure or had mitral valve disorder.

How old do I have to be to get tattooed?

You must be 18 years or older to receive Microblading at POSH PERMANENT MAKEUP, LLC.

Can I get tattooed if I am pregnant or nursing?

As a precaution, we do not perform cosmetic tattooing on pregnant or nursing women.

How many treatments are needed?

Permanent makeup is a multiple step appointment process. YOUR EYELINER WILL NOT BE COMPLETED AFTER JUST ONE SERVICE. At least two appointments are needed initially. Each of these appointments being 4-6 weeks apart. At the second visit, your Enhancement Session, we will assess the color retention and make any adjustments necessary. Everyone heals differently and at different rates. If your cosmetic tattoo does not heal perfectly the first time, do not worry! We can always go bolder and add more density at your next appointment.

How long do the results last?

The pigment will fade over time and when this happens we recommend to get a touch-up to keep the desired results. Permanent eyeliner usually lasts 3-5 years, however, there is no guarantee on how long it lasts as each individual has very different skin and lifestyle. Frequency of touch-ups depends on a number of factors including: skin type, pigment selection, lifestyle (sun exposure, smoking, acidic skincare products, etc), iron deficiency (your body absorbs iron-oxide as a supplement), chemical peels, etc. Please note that final results can not be guaranteed as each unique skin type will hold pigment differently and break it down at different rates. We will re-evaluate how your skin has received the pigment at your touch-up appointment and make any changes necessary.

How long will my eyeliner appointment take?

An eyeliner appointment will usually be between 1 hour and a half to 2 hours and a half, depending on what technique you are wanting. Following your appointment you will also need a touch-up which will take 1 hour.

What is scalp micropigmentation?

This is a paramedical, non-surgical, cosmetic tattoo that gives the illusion of a close buzz cut hairstyle.

Will it hurt?

Because we use a topical anesthetic out clients usually report feeling minimal discomfort during the procedure.

How long does it take to perform the procedure? ​

Micropigmentation is never a one appointment process, it will likely take around 2-4 sessions to complete the procedure, each session being 2-4 hours long.

Does it look natural?

Micropigmentation does an effective job of giving a natural and undetectable result.

Will this treatment look good on all skin tones?

Yes, we are able to do color customization to ensure that this treatment works on a wide range of skin tones.

How long after the treatment until I can sweat?

Patients should avoid heavy sweating for the first day after their session, and therefore should wait 24 hours after their session to workout.

How do we choose the hairline and color?

If you are not sure how you want your hairline or what color we are happy to give recommendations. Additionally if throughout the process you would like to make changes we can work with you on that.

How long does it last?

The results from micropigmentation usually last years, at that point the color will begin to fade and it is recommended that you come in for a touch up to reboost the color.

Do I need to take off work?

Micropigmentation is a non-invasive procedure that does not require you to take off work or discontinue daily activities.

Who is scalp micropigmentation suitable for?

Scalp micropigmentation is intended for those whose hairline is receding or who is completely bad and would like the appearance of hair follicles. Additionally the procedure can be used to hide burn scars or to treat hair loss through skin conditions such as alopecia.

What is scalp micropigmentation?

This is a paramedical, non-surgical, cosmetic tattoo that gives the illusion of a close buzz cut hairstyle.

Will it hurt?

Because we use a topical anesthetic out clients usually report feeling minimal discomfort during the procedure.

How long does it take to perform the procedure? ​

Micropigmentation is never a one appointment process, it will likely take around 2-4 sessions to complete the procedure, each session being 2-4 hours long.

Does it look natural?

Micropigmentation does an effective job of giving a natural and undetectable result.

Will this treatment look good on all skin tones?

Yes, we are able to do color customization to ensure that this treatment works on a wide range of skin tones.

How long after the treatment until I can sweat?

Patients should avoid heavy sweating for the first day after their session, and therefore should wait 24 hours after their session to workout.

How do we choose the hairline and color?

If you are not sure how you want your hairline or what color we are happy to give recommendations. Additionally if throughout the process you would like to make changes we can work with you on that.

How long does it last?

The results from micropigmentation usually last years, at that point the color will begin to fade and it is recommended that you come in for a touch up to reboost the color.

Do I need to take off work?

Micropigmentation is a non-invasive procedure that does not require you to take off work or discontinue daily activities.

Who is scalp micropigmentation suitable for?

Scalp micropigmentation is intended for those whose hairline is receding or who is completely bad and would like the appearance of hair follicles. Additionally the procedure can be used to hide burn scars or to treat hair loss through skin conditions such as alopecia.

What does a procedure involve?

Your first step will be to make an appointment for a consultation to discuss your needs and the procedures which you are interested in. Agata will discuss the shape which would be most flattering and natural for your face. She will show you some before and after photos to give you an idea of how the procedure can transform and give youth to your facial features.​ Before get your procedure done, please read the PRE-CARE and AFTER-CARE recommendations.

What styles of eyeliner do you offer?

There are 3 different techniques used for eyeliner: Lash enhancement, Winged, and Smokey. Lash enhancement is an ultra-thin line on the lash line that gives a very natural eye opening effect. Winged eyeliner gives clients a permanent winged eyeliner that is customizable to be thick, medium, or thin. Smokey is a form of shadow liner that gives a soft smokey eye makeup look.

How long does it take to perform the procedure? ​

The procedure is split into 2 appointments, which are 4-6 weeks apart to allow for the healing process to complete. The initial procedure will take between 1 hour and a half to 2 hours and a half, depending on what technique you are wanting. Following your appointment you will also need a touch-up which will take 1 hour.

Is the procedure painful?

For all of our semi-permanent makeup procedures we use a topical anesthetic. The anesthetic helps with any discomfort during the procedure. Most clients say they only feel a slight scratching on their eyelid.

What should I do to prepare for my eyeliner appointment?

The week before your appointment you should discontinue use of eyelash growth stimulants such as Latisse®, RapidLash®, or RevitaLash. Additionally, if you normally use contact lenses, we will ask that you do not wear them to your appointment and bring your glasses. If you have had eyelid or other eye surgery you must wait at least 6 months to get this procedure done.

What color will the eyeliner be?

The most popular eyeliner colors at posh have been brown and black, however we are able to do other colors including blue.

What if I am using Latisse? Can I still get an eyeliner procedure?

It is very important to stop using Latisse at least a month before having a permanent eyeliner procedure. In some cases Agata may refuse to work on a client who has had Latisse if their eyelids are thin to begin with. Do not start to use Latisse until at least two weeks after you have completed your final procedure.

I had an unsatisfactory permanent eyeliner procedure done elsewhere, can Posh Permanent Makeup fix it?

In most cases we can significantly improve your bad procedure, depending on how much time you want to invest and whether or not your skin is scarred. Correcting bad work can give you the beautiful look you originally hoped for. ​ If tattoo removal is required Posh Permanent Makeup will refer you to a professional laser technician.

Are there safety issues that I should be concerned with?

All procedures performed adhere to strict OSHA standards for safety and sterilization. Agata also takes a yearly Blood Born Pathogens exam. Here is our safety protocol: Pre-sterilized disposable needles which are opened in front of client Pre-sterilized disposable pigment cups Gamma sterilized pigments used. No tattoo inks used. Barrier film on all communicable surfaces New treatment table paper used for each client Disposable needle containment system New gloves between client procedures and throughout your procedure Distilled water used in disposable cups New wipes, cotton pads and cotton swabs Hospital grade disinfectant for tables, lamps, instruments and surfaces Face mask and protective eye gear is worn at all times

Who is not suited for this procedure?

Pregnant or nursing History of Keloids or Hypertrophic scarring Diabetic (require doctor's clearance) Chemotherapy (consult your doctor) Viral infections and/or diseases Epilepsy Pacemaker or major heart problems Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the treated area (rashes, sunburn, acne, etc.) Sick (cold, flu, etc.) Botox in the past 3 months Accutane in past the 6 months Heart conditions, Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure, Poor general health. Haemophiliacs Hepatitis Keratosis Psoriasis on face, eczema and undiagnosed rashes or blisters on the Site that is to be treated. Extremely sensitive skin People who take Asprin daily. People who take blood thinning medication. People with easily triggered postinflammatory hyperpigmentation are not good candidates.. People with active skin cancer in the area to be tattooed People who have healing disorders, uncontrolled high blood pressure or had mitral valve disorder.

How old do I have to be to get tattooed?

You must be 18 years or older to receive Microblading at POSH PERMANENT MAKEUP, LLC.

Can I get tattooed if I am pregnant or nursing?

As a precaution, we do not perform cosmetic tattooing on pregnant or nursing women.

How many treatments are needed?

Permanent makeup is a multiple step appointment process. YOUR EYELINER WILL NOT BE COMPLETED AFTER JUST ONE SERVICE. At least two appointments are needed initially. Each of these appointments being 4-6 weeks apart. At the second visit, your Enhancement Session, we will assess the color retention and make any adjustments necessary. Everyone heals differently and at different rates. If your cosmetic tattoo does not heal perfectly the first time, do not worry! We can always go bolder and add more density at your next appointment.

How long do the results last?

The pigment will fade over time and when this happens we recommend to get a touch-up to keep the desired results. Permanent eyeliner usually lasts 3-5 years, however, there is no guarantee on how long it lasts as each individual has very different skin and lifestyle. Frequency of touch-ups depends on a number of factors including: skin type, pigment selection, lifestyle (sun exposure, smoking, acidic skincare products, etc), iron deficiency (your body absorbs iron-oxide as a supplement), chemical peels, etc. Please note that final results can not be guaranteed as each unique skin type will hold pigment differently and break it down at different rates. We will re-evaluate how your skin has received the pigment at your touch-up appointment and make any changes necessary.

How long will my eyeliner appointment take?

An eyeliner appointment will usually be between 1 hour and a half to 2 hours and a half, depending on what technique you are wanting. Following your appointment you will also need a touch-up which will take 1 hour.

How long does the process take?

A full set of classic lashes will take around 1 hour and a half to install, a full set of volume lashes will take 2 to 3 hours, and a refill will take around 40 minutes to an hour.

How do I take care of my lash extensions?

When you use our eyelash foam cleanser we guarantee that you will not lose more than 50% of your lash extensions within 48 hours, we have our foam cleanser available in store for $13 and includes an eyelash cleansing brush.

How long do lash extensions last?

With proper care lash extensions tend to last around 3-4 weeks, we recommend getting refills every 2 weeks in order to keep the full lash look.

How much does it cost to get eyelash extensions?

Here at posh a classic set is $109, and volume is $250. Contact our office for the most recent promo prices and offers.

How thick will the lashes be?

At posh we offer 2 different lash styles, Classic and Volume. Classic is best for clients who have full lashes and are wanting to add some length, while Volume is more suitable for those who don't have a lot of lashes or are wanting a dramatic look.

What should I expect after my lash extensions application?

The first 24 hours after your lash extension application you should avoid getting water on your lashes, sweating excessively and wearing eye makeup.

Do I need to take a break from extensions?

Lash extensions when done correctly are not harmful and can be worn indefinitely.

How do I know if I will have an allergic reaction to the glue?

Here a posh we offer patch tests for our clients. During the patch test we place a few eyelashes in one eye and after 48 of no reaction you can come in for a full set. A patch test costs $10 and will take around 15 minutes.

Does lash extension application hurt?

Not at all. If you do feel any pain during your lash extension procedure you should let us know immediately.

What does a procedure involve?

Your first step will be to make an appointment for a consultation to discuss your needs and the procedures which you are interested in. Agata will discuss the shape which would be most flattering and natural for your face. She will show you some before and after photos to give you an idea of how the procedure can transform and give youth to your facial features.​ Before get your procedure done, please read the PRE-CARE and AFTER-CARE recommendations.

What styles of eyeliner do you offer?

There are 3 different techniques used for eyeliner: Lash enhancement, Winged, and Smokey. Lash enhancement is an ultra-thin line on the lash line that gives a very natural eye opening effect. Winged eyeliner gives clients a permanent winged eyeliner that is customizable to be thick, medium, or thin. Smokey is a form of shadow liner that gives a soft smokey eye makeup look.

How long does it take to perform the procedure? ​

The procedure is split into 2 appointments, which are 4-6 weeks apart to allow for the healing process to complete. The initial procedure will take between 1 hour and a half to 2 hours and a half, depending on what technique you are wanting. Following your appointment you will also need a touch-up which will take 1 hour.

Is the procedure painful?

For all of our semi-permanent makeup procedures we use a topical anesthetic. The anesthetic helps with any discomfort during the procedure. Most clients say they only feel a slight scratching on their eyelid.

What should I do to prepare for my eyeliner appointment?

The week before your appointment you should discontinue use of eyelash growth stimulants such as Latisse®, RapidLash®, or RevitaLash. Additionally, if you normally use contact lenses, we will ask that you do not wear them to your appointment and bring your glasses. If you have had eyelid or other eye surgery you must wait at least 6 months to get this procedure done.

What color will the eyeliner be?

The most popular eyeliner colors at posh have been brown and black, however we are able to do other colors including blue.

What if I am using Latisse? Can I still get an eyeliner procedure?

It is very important to stop using Latisse at least a month before having a permanent eyeliner procedure. In some cases Agata may refuse to work on a client who has had Latisse if their eyelids are thin to begin with. Do not start to use Latisse until at least two weeks after you have completed your final procedure.

I had an unsatisfactory permanent eyeliner procedure done elsewhere, can Posh Permanent Makeup fix it?

In most cases we can significantly improve your bad procedure, depending on how much time you want to invest and whether or not your skin is scarred. Correcting bad work can give you the beautiful look you originally hoped for. ​ If tattoo removal is required Posh Permanent Makeup will refer you to a professional laser technician.

Are there safety issues that I should be concerned with?

All procedures performed adhere to strict OSHA standards for safety and sterilization. Agata also takes a yearly Blood Born Pathogens exam. Here is our safety protocol: Pre-sterilized disposable needles which are opened in front of client Pre-sterilized disposable pigment cups Gamma sterilized pigments used. No tattoo inks used. Barrier film on all communicable surfaces New treatment table paper used for each client Disposable needle containment system New gloves between client procedures and throughout your procedure Distilled water used in disposable cups New wipes, cotton pads and cotton swabs Hospital grade disinfectant for tables, lamps, instruments and surfaces Face mask and protective eye gear is worn at all times

Who is not suited for this procedure?

Pregnant or nursing History of Keloids or Hypertrophic scarring Diabetic (require doctor's clearance) Chemotherapy (consult your doctor) Viral infections and/or diseases Epilepsy Pacemaker or major heart problems Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the treated area (rashes, sunburn, acne, etc.) Sick (cold, flu, etc.) Botox in the past 3 months Accutane in past the 6 months Heart conditions, Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure, Poor general health. Haemophiliacs Hepatitis Keratosis Psoriasis on face, eczema and undiagnosed rashes or blisters on the Site that is to be treated. Extremely sensitive skin People who take Asprin daily. People who take blood thinning medication. People with easily triggered postinflammatory hyperpigmentation are not good candidates.. People with active skin cancer in the area to be tattooed People who have healing disorders, uncontrolled high blood pressure or had mitral valve disorder.

How old do I have to be to get tattooed?

You must be 18 years or older to receive Microblading at POSH PERMANENT MAKEUP, LLC.

Can I get tattooed if I am pregnant or nursing?

As a precaution, we do not perform cosmetic tattooing on pregnant or nursing women.

How many treatments are needed?

Permanent makeup is a multiple step appointment process. YOUR EYELINER WILL NOT BE COMPLETED AFTER JUST ONE SERVICE. At least two appointments are needed initially. Each of these appointments being 4-6 weeks apart. At the second visit, your Enhancement Session, we will assess the color retention and make any adjustments necessary. Everyone heals differently and at different rates. If your cosmetic tattoo does not heal perfectly the first time, do not worry! We can always go bolder and add more density at your next appointment.

How long do the results last?

The pigment will fade over time and when this happens we recommend to get a touch-up to keep the desired results. Permanent eyeliner usually lasts 3-5 years, however, there is no guarantee on how long it lasts as each individual has very different skin and lifestyle. Frequency of touch-ups depends on a number of factors including: skin type, pigment selection, lifestyle (sun exposure, smoking, acidic skincare products, etc), iron deficiency (your body absorbs iron-oxide as a supplement), chemical peels, etc. Please note that final results can not be guaranteed as each unique skin type will hold pigment differently and break it down at different rates. We will re-evaluate how your skin has received the pigment at your touch-up appointment and make any changes necessary.

How long will my eyeliner appointment take?

An eyeliner appointment will usually be between 1 hour and a half to 2 hours and a half, depending on what technique you are wanting. Following your appointment you will also need a touch-up which will take 1 hour.

What does a procedure involve?

Your first step will be to make an appointment for a consultation to discuss your needs and the procedures which you are interested in. Agata will discuss the shape which would be most flattering and natural for your face as well as the color which will harmonize with your skin’s undertones. Agata is an artist and is very skilled at blending pigment for a client’s skin tone. She will show you some before and after photos to give you an idea of how the procedure can transform and give youth to your facial features.​ Before get your procedure done, please read the PRE-CARE and AFTER-CARE recommendations.

What to expect after your treatment?

During the procedure there may be some minor bleeding. This will depend on the client. If a person is taking blood thinners on a daily basis, then some slight bleeding may occur. Immediately after your treatment, the skin around your brows may be slightly pink. However this will disappear in a couple of hours. There is usually some tenderness at the first day. ​ Initially, the pigment in the brows will look dark for several days. Once the skin begins to heal it will lighten and soften. As the layers of skin start to heal and peel, they cover the pigment so that it may appear that the color is faded or gone. After those layers completely peel off, the underlying pigment can be seen.
Your brows will fade up to 60% after your first treatment and they also shrink up to 20%.​

How long does it take to perform the procedure? ​

The procedure is split into 2 appointments, which are 4-6 weeks apart to allow for the healing process to complete. The initial procedure will take 2 hours, and your second appointment ( touch-up) takes from 60 minutes.

Does the procedure hurt?

A combination of 2 anesthetics are used, first a topical numbing cream and then a local anesthetic is introduced once the micropigmentation/ microblading procedure has started. This is topped up regularly during the treatment to keep you comfortable.

Will micropigmentation / microblading procedure change or look bad as I age?

​ Micropigmentation/ microblading procedure will fade gradually over time, so there will not be an obvious change in your applications. The color will fade and when you return for a touch-up you can also change the color to your liking as you age. ​ Will micropigmentation/ microblading procedure be suitable for dark complexions? Yes, permanent cosmetics can benefit any woman of any age or complexion.

​Can I keep my own brow hair?

​ Once you and our expert have decided on the best brow shape, any hair within that shape can stay and will only make the work look more natural. We do not shave or remove your entire natural brow as found with other permanent makeup studios. Any hair outside the shape can be waxed or tweezed after the healing process just as you would normally do with your normal brow maintenance.

Are micropigmentation/ microblading really permanent?

The cosmetics micro pigmentation technique deposits color pigment into the upper reticular layer of the skin and is considered permanent because it cannot be washed off. Unlike traditional tattoos performed on the body, permanent cosmetics professionals do not use traditional tattoo ink (dye). Micropigmentation/ microblading pigment is more delicate and designed to work with the skin’s undertones and to mimic hair. These pigments are designed to gently fade over time. Fading is desired as it allows the artist to make changes to color and shape over the years as client’s natural coloration and facial changes occur.

How do you choose a color?

We choose a color together by applying small amounts of different colored pigments to the skin near to your brows and selecting the best match for your skin tone, features and personal preference. Posh Permanent Makeup uses pigments without heavy metals made in Germany and US.

Which factors can effect longevity of micropigmentation/ microblading procedure?

Color selected, age, thickness of skin, scarring of skin, use of skin care products, injectables, laser treatments, medication and sun exposure. You will need periodic refreshing of color, depending on how light the shade of implanted pigment, as well as factors mentioned above. Bleeding during the procedure: Excessive bleeding during the tattooing procedure will reduce the amount of pigment absorption. Caffeine, alcohol, certain food or drink, and medications act as blood-thinners and should avoided 48 hours prior to your appointment. *Please note- if anyone tells you only need one visit to complete your procedure and you will not need a touch-up ever, then he/she is not being truthful. Run!

What if I am planning to have plastic surgery?

Many women choose to have to have eyeliner done before face lifts so they will look better during the recovery period. If you are considering a brow lift, wait until after the healing process before having your brow procedure.

What if I am using Latisse? Can I still get an eyeliner procedure?

It is very important to stop using Latisse at least a month before having a permanent eyeliner procedure. In some cases Agata may refuse to work on a client who has had Latisse if their eyelids are thin to begin with. Do not start to use Latisse until at least two weeks after you have completed your final procedure.

I had an unsatisfactory permanent cosmetics brow procedure done elsewhere, can Posh Permanent Makeup fix it?

In most cases we can significantly improve your bad brow procedure, depending on how much time you want to invest and whether or not your skin is scarred. Correcting bad work can give you the beautiful brows your originally hoped for. ​ If tattoo removal is required Posh Permanent Makeup will refer you to a professional laser technician.

What is the difference between Microblading and Micropigmentation procedure?

​Microblading is manual method that allows to recreate, correct and improve the appearance of natural brow. This procedure is ideal for both people who have natural brows and those who don’t. Microblading procedure is often considered a type of permanent makeup, however, its concept is different: it is done with a hand-held tool made out of needles, that puts pigment into the first layer of your skin. The results often last from 9 to 18 months. Micropigmentation is permanent eyebrow tattooing or semi-permanent makeup method. This method is done with a digital machine. The color is implanted deeper into the skin-known as the dermal layer. It lasts longer than Microblading/Eyebrow Embroidery method. Micropigmentation procedure typically last longer with 2 years + being typical for most clients. ​ Please check or ask to see the studio's state licensing before considering any procedure.

Will my Microbladed Eyebrows look fake?

​When we implant semi-permanent makeup pigment in the skin, it appears more natural looking than even topically applied cosmetics.

Are Permanent Cosmetics expensive?

Not if you look at long-term cost and effect. Permanent Cosmetics actually costs little compared to lifelong daily make-up expenses. Permanent make- up doesn’t run or wash off! Consider it a beautiful investment in yourself. ​ Posh Permanent Makeup's practice consists of nearly 1/3 of services which are corrective procedures from bad work done elsewhere. When you go bargain shopping for the lowest price, the work you receive may be reflective with unsatisfactory results. Your face is too important to chance having such serious work done by a technician who does not have the experience, training or artistic talent to achieve the best result. The consultation is a half-hour to an hour appointment which may include a patch test and photographs. Prices are quoted as part of your consultation .

Are there safety issues that I should be concerned with?

All procedures performed adhere to strict OSHA standards for safety and sterilization. Agata also takes a yearly Blood Born Pathogens exam. Here is our safety protocol: Pre-sterilized disposable needles which are opened in front of client Pre-sterilized disposable pigment cups Gamma sterilized pigments used. No tattoo inks used. Barrier film on all communicable surfaces New treatment table paper used for each client Disposable needle containment system New gloves between client procedures and throughout your procedure Distilled water used in disposable cups New wipes, cotton pads and cotton swabs Hospital grade disinfectant for tables, lamps, instruments and surfaces Face mask and protective eye gear is worn at all times

Who is not suited for this procedure?

Pregnant or nursing History of Keloids or Hypertrophic scarring Diabetic (require doctor's clearance) Chemotherapy (consult your doctor) Viral infections and/or diseases Epilepsy Pacemaker or major heart problems Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the treated area (rashes, sunburn, acne, etc.) Sick (cold, flu, etc.) Botox in the past 3 months Accutane in past the 6 months Heart conditions, Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure, Poor general health. Haemophiliacs Hepatitis Keratosis Psoriasis on face, eczema and undiagnosed rashes or blisters on the Site that is to be treated. Extremely sensitive skin People who take Asprin daily. People who take blood thinning medication. People with easily triggered postinflammatory hyperpigmentation are not good candidates.. People with active skin cancer in the area to be tattooed People who have healing disorders, uncontrolled high blood pressure or had mitral valve disorder.

Do you Microblad men's eyebrows?

We are happy to accommodate consultations for men interested in microblading. If you are iron deficient or Anemic, your pigment will fade sooner and bleeding/bruising may occur during and after the procedure.

How old do I have to be to get tattooed?

You must be 18 years or older to receive Microblading at POSH PERMANENT MAKEUP, LLC.

Can I get tattooed if I am pregnant or nursing?

As a precaution, we do not perform cosmetic tattooing on pregnant or nursing women.

How many treatments are needed?

Microblading is a multiple step appointment process. YOUR BROWS WILL NOT BE COMPLETED AFTER JUST ONE SERVICE. For microblading, at least two appointments are needed initially. Each of these appointments being 4-6 weeks apart. At the second visit, your Enhancement Session, we will assess the color retention and make any adjustments necessary. Everyone heals differently and at different rates. If your cosmetic tattoo does not heal perfectly the first time, do not worry! We can always go bolder and add more density at your next appointment.

How long does microblading last?

Microblading is a cosmetic tattoo. The pigment will fade over time and we recommend to get an Annual Touch-Up to keep them looking their best. There is no guarantee in how long it lasts as each individual has very different skin and lifestyle. Frequency of touch-ups depends on a number of factors including: skin type, pigment selection, lifestyle (sun exposure, smoking, acidic skincare products, etc), iron deficiency (your body absorbs iron-oxide as a supplement), chemical peels, etc. Please note that final results can not be guaranteed as each unique skin type will hold pigments differently and break down at different rates. We will re-evaluate how your skin has received the pigment at your touch-up appointment and make any changes necessary.

How do I get the perfect eyebrows shape for your face?