Microshading layers soft, pixelated pigment through the brow to create depth and definition — the look of brows lightly filled with powder, but always there.

It’s gentler on the skin than blading and holds up beautifully on oily or combination skin types, where hair strokes tend to blur over time.

Adriana works manually and with a machine to control density, so you can go soft and natural or bold and structured. Expect one to three years of wear.

Nano feather brows are the most refined hair-stroke technique available.

A single ultra-fine needle places each stroke individually, producing crisper, more realistic hairs than a blade can achieve — with less trauma to the skin.

It’s the premium choice for clients who want genuinely undetectable brows and are willing to sit for the extra time it takes.

Because the strokes are machine-placed, they heal more predictably and hold their shape longer, often two to three years.

Ombré Powder Brows gives you a brow that fades light at the front and deepens toward the tail, mimicking a soft gradient of makeup.

It’s created entirely with a micropigmentation machine, which means no cutting strokes and a more comfortable, lower-trauma healing process.

This is the most versatile option on the menu — it works on nearly every skin type, including oily, and it’s especially forgiving if you’ve had previous brow work.

Typically lasts two to three years.

Combo brows blend two techniques in one set: crisp hair strokes through the front where brows look most natural in motion, and soft shading through the body and tail for fullness and staying power.

It’s the best of both worlds and Adriana’s most-requested custom look.

Because it’s tailored to your face shape, hair pattern and skin type, the exact balance is decided together at consultation.

Expect the same healing timeline as any brow service — around six weeks.

If your existing brows have gone grey, blue, orange or simply sit in the wrong shape, this is the fix.

Adriana neutralizes the unwanted tone, re-maps the shape to suit your features, and rebuilds the brow with fresh pigment.

Correction work is more technical than a first-time application — it takes longer, sometimes requires more than one session, and always starts with a consultation and photos so expectations are clear from the beginning.

Permanent eyeliner puts a clean, defined line along your upper lash line so your eyes look finished the moment you wake up.

Pigment is placed with a fine micropigmentation needle, and you choose the weight — a barely-there line or something with more presence.

It’s a favorite among clients with unsteady hands, contact lenses, watery eyes or simply no patience for a wing at 7 a.m.

Fully healed in about six weeks.

Lash line enhancement is the softest option in the eyeliner family.

An ultra-fine line of pigment is tucked directly between the lashes rather than drawn on top, which fills the gaps at the base and makes your lashes look denser and darker on their own.

From a normal distance nobody reads it as liner — they just think you have great lashes.

Available for top, bottom or both, and it pairs beautifully with extensions.

Foxy liner combines lash line tattooing with a soft outward shadow, creating a lifted, slightly smoked, feline shape that opens up the eye.

Think of it as permanent eyeshadow layered over permanent liner — the effect is dramatic but blended, never harsh.

It’s the most involved eye service on the menu and the most transformative.

Shape and intensity are mapped to your eye anatomy first, so the lift flatters your face rather than fighting it.

Lip blush restores colour, definition and symmetry to your lips using soft, translucent pigment — it’s a wash of tint, not a lipstick outline.

It’s ideal if your lips have lost tone with age, look pale without makeup, or sit slightly uneven.

Your shade is mixed to complement your natural colouring.

Healing runs about seven to ten days and colour softens noticeably as it settles, which is why the six-week touch-up matters.

Sometimes old permanent makeup needs to come out before anything new can go in.

This saline-based removal lifts unwanted pigment from brows, eyeliner or lips using a specially formulated solution that draws the ink up and out through the skin’s healing process.

Most cases need two to four sessions spaced six to eight weeks apart, depending on how much pigment is there and how deeply it was placed.

Consultation required before booking.

Permanent makeup isn’t a one-and-done appointment.

Your first touch-up, six to eight weeks after the initial service, is where Adriana adjusts colour, strengthens anything that healed lighter, and perfects the shape — it’s part of the process, not a repair.

After that, an annual or biennial refresh keeps everything crisp as pigment naturally softens with sun, skincare and time. Refreshes are quicker and cheaper than starting over, so it’s worth staying on schedule.