Here at Lily Rose Beauty Clinic we take great care in ensuring that all of our clients are as comfortable throughout the process as possible. We use numbing cream at the very start of the appointment to ensure your comfort.

During the Consultation which is a part of your treatment day visit, we will discuss your requirements, what you want to achieve and the result that will best suit you. We will take into consideration your lifestyle, image, skin tone, hair, and facial features. Then we will select a matching pigment or custom blend pigment colours to match your requirements during this design stage. The actual treatment itself involves gently implanting microscopic particles of pigment into layers of the skin with either a micro or nano blade or shader ( eyebrows) or micro or nano needles ( eyebrows, eyeliners, lips, scalp, scars and beauty spots). A second appointment to review the healed result is included in the price and needed in order to complete the treatment with any little adjustments that might be required. This usually takes place after 6 weeks - 12 weeks after the initial treatment. Beauty spots treatments are 1 visit only and don't require a follow up visit. SMP treatments are packaged into 2 or 3 visits usually.

You will get the most natural looking eyebrows with the shape to your unique features to enhance your beauty.

Please do not wear any makeup on or around the area treated for at least 7 days.

No. It is required that you do not drink alcohol the day before, or on the day of your treatment. This can affect pigment retention.

You must inform your laser technician that you are wearing Permanent Cosmetics prior to the treatment and they will act accordingly to accommodate for this. Laser hair removal can fade and change the shade of your lip and brow treatment if conducted around the same area.

The Government has recently amended the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 by means of the Local Government Act, 2003 (Section 120), to give LAs new specific powers to regulate businesses providing semi-permanent skin-colouring (e.g. micropigmentation, semi-permanent makeup and temporary tattooing) and cosmetic piercing (body piercing and ear piercing). This change in the law came into force on the 1 April 2004. This extends the powers that local authorities already had in relation to tattooing, ear piercing, electrolysis and acupuncture. The Department of Health has published guidance about the change in the law: Local Government Act 2003: Regulation of cosmetic piercing and skin-colouring businesses – guidance on section `120 and Schedule 6. The document can be downloaded from The Department of Health website[2].http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publicationsandstatistics/Publications/PublicationsLegislation/DH_4076283Besides the premises for special treatment having to be licensed, the therapist who provides the treatment also has to be registered with the council.In accordance with Standard Condition 9(a) for special treatment licences issued under Part II of the Uttlesford Local Authorities Act 1991, Any person working in an establishment licensed for the provision of special treatments must themselves be registered with the City Council for the provision of those treatments.A further useful publication by Uttlesford Council entitled advise and safe practice can be downloaded from the Uttlesford Council Website

Not unless you choose to do so. You should be able to get straight back to work immediately after your treatment. Your return to work might be affected following the Lash Enhancement or Eyeliner treatment if your work requires you to drive immediately after treatment. Driving immediately after eye procedures is not advised; therefore you should make alternative travel arrangements.

This often varies from person to person due to different factors which can include skin type, products and cosmetics routine, diet, smoking, metabolism, genetics and environmental factors. Sun bed use and sun exposure also have a bearing on pigment retention, but this can be prevented with proper protection. Generally, darker colours remain in your skin for a little longer, whilst lighter colours are often more vulnerable to the effects of factors such as the sun or swimming pools. Your body’s natural responses also break down the pigment particles. As a guide, it could be anything between 1 - 3 years for Permanent Makeup / Microblading and 2-5 years for Scalp before a new treatment is required , although refresher colour boosts are recommended for maintenance between 9-12 months from the original treatment, for which a discounted price is offered. Once the colour starts to fade you will know that you are ready for your refresher colour boost. On average eyebrows and lips will start to fade sooner ( 9-12 months); eyeliners ( 1-2 years), SMP (2-5 years).

This treatment is used to give realistic hair stroke effects to eyebrows, enabling a thicker and fuller appearance without the need to apply make-up on a daily basis. Some of the most common reasons why people turn to microblading are to change the shape of their brows, to improve definition, to add colour and density, as well as to replace brows that have been lost through medical treatment or over plucking. Furthermore, since results can last for up to 18 months, it enables you to experience a high quality finish without the need for much maintenance.