Ombre powder shading is a technique that uses machine shading to create a powdered effect which can result in a soft or sharp and defined look depending on the client’s personal preference. This option is ideal for all skin types and especially suitable for oily/textured skin with large pores.

Initial Session: $550

Follow Up: $150

Please Read Before Booking:

All permanent makeup procedures require two sessions to complete the final look. In rare cases, additional sessions may be necessary to achieve optimal results. Additional charges will apply.

1st touch up sessions (follow up appointments) are to be booked 6-10 weeks after the initial procedure. Touch up price will be charged accordingly if the appointment is booked after 10 weeks. For more availability, please book in advance.

If you have previous work done by another artist, please email photos (with no makeup) to jennifernguyenpmu@gmail.com for consultation BEFORE booking.

Be sure to visit our Frequently Asked Questions and PMU Prep & Care page to read important procedure information BEFORE booking.

*IMPORTANT* Permanent makeup (cosmetic tattoo) services are not recommended for clients who are or have any of the following:

Pregnant or Nursing
Under 18 years of age (we will not perform on minors – no exceptions)
Diabetic (color may not retain well)
Glaucoma
Skin diseases such as shingles, psoriasis, or eczema on the area of treatment
Viral infections or auto-immune diseases
History of keloid/hypertrophic scarring
HIV/Hepatitis
Skin cancer
Hemophilia
Had botox/fillers within a 3 week period of permanent makeup appointment
Had an organ transplant
Epilepsy
Use of any skin medications such as Accutane in the past year
Allergy to epinephrine, dermacaine, benzyl alcohol, lidocaine, or tetracaine
Sick with COVID or any cold/flu-like viruses
Prone to cold sores (MUST contact your doctor for antiviral medication and take 48 hours before lip procedure)
Currently taking antibiotics (must be off for at least 30 days prior to appointment)
Undergoing Chemotherapy (ask your doctor – physician’s note required)
Under any doctor’s care (it is your responsibility to ask your doctor about getting a PMU procedure done along with written approval)