What's Permanent Makeup?
Permanent makeup (also known as micropigmentation or cosmetic tattooing) is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure that uses a fine needle to deposit pigment into the skin, mimicking the look of makeup. It’s designed to enhance facial features and reduce the need for daily makeup application. Long-lasting enhancement (usually 1–3 years before touch-ups are needed)
Microblading
Microshading
Mixed
Nanoblading
Powder brows
Lipsliner
Full Color
Watercolor
BROWS
Micropigmentation
Scalp Camouflage
Scars Camouflage
Beartd Design
Classic
Lash Line
Winged Design
Lower Eyeliner
LIPS
SCALP
EYELIDS
Why us?
In Adhara Aesthetics we know the value of your face and your beauty. When it comes to Permanent Makeup we work towards natural, beautiful and defined results that don't change your factions and beauty, but rather enhance it. You'll be in the care of certified experienced professionals that combine the skills, precision and knowledge to make of your canvas a work of art. Get the best service and results tailored to the uniqueness that is YOU.
Brows
Microblading
Microblading is a semi-permanent eyebrow enhancement technique that uses ultra-fine needles to create realistic, hair-like strokes in the brow area. Pigment is deposited into the upper layers of the skin, mimicking the natural look of eyebrow hairs. The result is fuller, more defined brows that enhance your facial features while maintaining a natural appearance.
Unlike traditional tattooing, microblading is done with precision and artistry, creating soft, subtle strokes that blend seamlessly with your existing hair.
Microshading
Microshading is a semi-permanent eyebrow technique designed to give your brows a soft, powdered look — similar to the effect of filling them in with makeup. Unlike microblading, which creates hair-like strokes, microshading uses a small machine or manual tool to gently implant pigment in tiny, pin-like dots, building a gradient effect from light to dark.
It’s perfect for those who want fuller, more defined brows with a smooth, shaded finish. The results are natural, long-lasting, and low-maintenance, offering a beautifully polished look that lasts anywhere from 1 to 3 years with proper care.
The microshading techniques are:
Powder: . The look resembles the effect of filling in brows with powder makeup, providing a natural, smudge-proof finish.
Ombre: Gradual shading that starts lighter at the front of the brow and gets progressively darker toward the tail.
Soft: lighter, more subtle shading with tiny dots.
Bold: More saturated pigment in small dots, creating a stronger, defined brow.
Combo Brows
Combo Brows combine the best of both worlds: the natural hair-like strokes of microblading and the soft shading technique of microshading. This hybrid method creates a beautifully balanced brow that’s both defined and dimensional.
Hair strokes are typically placed at the front of the brow to mimic natural growth, while gentle shading is added through the middle and tail for a fuller, more filled-in look. The result is a long-lasting, realistic brow that looks effortlessly groomed — no makeup needed.
Nanoblading
Nanoblading is a semi-permanent eyebrow technique similar to microblading but uses a machine with a finer, single nano-needle to create ultra-fine, realistic hair-like strokes. The nano-needle is smaller than the microblading blade, allowing for even more precise and detailed strokes that mimic the natural growth of eyebrow hairs.
Lips
Lips Liner
Cosmetic procedure that uses a machine to apply pigment to the outline of the lips, creating a defined, sharp lip contour. This technique enhances the natural shape of the lips, making them look fuller and more symmetrical without the need for traditional lip liners or lip pencils.
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Focuses on the lip outline to define the shape and create a more youthful, polished appearance.
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Can be soft and natural or bold and sharp, depending on the client’s preference.
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Helps correct uneven lip lines, asymmetry, or faded lips.
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Results typically last 1.5 to 3 years, depending on skin type and aftercare.
Lips Blush
The technique creates a soft, natural flush of color that mimics the look of lightly tinted lips, enhancing their appearance without the need for traditional lipstick.
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Look: A subtle, natural blush effect, enhancing lip color with a soft, gradient finish.
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Benefits: Adds fullness, evens out pigmentation, and improves the overall definition of the lips.
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Ideal For: Clients looking for a natural, youthful enhancement of their lips with long-lasting color (typically lasting 1.5 to 3 years).
Full Color
This technique provides full, even color across the lips, giving them a bold, vibrant look similar to wearing lipstick, but with the convenience of lasting for 1.5 to 3 years.
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Look: Full, solid color that gives lips a bold, youthful appearance without the need for traditional lipstick.
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Benefits: Adds color, defines the lip shape, and enhances lip symmetry, making lips appear fuller and more defined.
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Ideal For: Clients who want vibrant, long-lasting color without the daily hassle of reapplying lipstick.
Scalp
Scalp Micropigmentation
Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) is a non-invasive, semi-permanent cosmetic procedure that uses specialized microneedles and pigment to replicate the appearance of natural hair follicles on the scalp. This technique is designed to address hair loss or thinning by creating the illusion of a fuller, thicker head of hair, or to enhance the definition of the hairline. lSome methods are:
Camouflage: Conceals bald spots, scars, or uneven areas on the scalp.
Density: SMP is used to help individuals with alopecia by creating the illusion of hair density.
Post Hair Transplant: After a hair transplant, SMP can be used to blend the hair grafts with the surrounding scalp for a more seamless, natural appearance.
Hairline Shadowing: A softer, more natural version of SMP that creates a subtle shadow along the hairline and scalp.
Scars Camouflage
Cosmetic procedure that uses micropigmentation to conceal and camouflage scars on various areas of the body, such as the arms, legs, abdomen, and other visible areas. The technique involves applying pigment to the scar tissue, blending it with the surrounding skin tone to reduce the visibility of scars, creating a more uniform and natural-looking appearance.
Beard Micropigmenation
Techniques to create the appearance of a fuller, thicker beard. It involves applying pigment to the skin in tiny, hair-like strokes or dots that mimic the look of natural facial hair. This treatment is designed to enhance the shape, density, and definition of a beard, or even to fill in patchy areas where hair is sparse.
Eyelid
Eyelid Micropigmentation
Eyelids Micropigmentation is a cosmetic technique designed to enhance the appearance of the eyes by applying pigment directly along the eyelids, whether on the upper, lower, or both lash lines. The procedure creates the effect of eyeliner or subtle lash enhancement, offering a more defined eye shape and fuller-looking lashes without the need for daily makeup application. The design is personalized with subtle design, cat eye, bold, thin... Based on how you want it to look! The different options for your design are:
Classic: A defined line along the upper lash line, similar to wearing daily eyeliner. Clean and timeless.
Lash Line: A subtle pigment applied between the lashes to make them look fuller, natural and barely noticeable. Also known as invisible eyeliner.
Winged Design: A bold eyeliner with a flick at the outer corner—ideal for a dramatic, lifted effect.
Lower Line: Pigment applied to the bottom lash line—can be subtle or more defined for added emphasis.
How long does micropigmentation last?
Results typically last between 1 to 3 years, depending on the area treated, skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. A touch-up is usually recommended after the initial procedure and once every 12–24 months to maintain results.
Who is not a good candidate for
micropigmentation?
Micropigmentation may not be suitable for individuals who are: Pregnant or nursing Undergoing chemotherapy or radiation Have active skin infections, rashes, or conditions in the treatment area Prone to keloid scarring On certain medications or blood thinners A consultation is always recommended before scheduling a procedure.
Is micropigmentation painful?
Most clients report minimal discomfort. A topical numbing cream is applied before and during the procedure to ensure comfort. Sensitivity varies by area and individual tolerance.
Will the color fade or change over time?
Yes, fading is normal as the pigment breaks down and your skin regenerates. Proper aftercare, sun protection, and occasional touch-ups help maintain the desired color and appearance.
