Bloom Beauty Studio

When someone trusts me with something as personal as their face, I never take that lightly.

I know that to some people, they’re “just brows.”

But when a woman looks in the mirror and feels genuinely happy with what she sees, that means something to me.

This is the part of my job I’ll never get used to.

Knowing that something I created with my hands can have an impact on how someone feels about herself is such a privilege.

Thank you, Andrea, for trusting me. And thank you for taking the time to write words that reminded me exactly why I love what I do. 🤍

Some recent healed work that I’ve loved 🤍

Brows, eyeliner, lash enhancements, lips… a little bit of everything from clients I’ve seen back in the studio recently.

When you’re choosing a permanent makeup artist, don’t just look at their freshly done work. Fresh permanent makeup can look beautiful, but how it heals is what you’ll actually be living with.

That’s why I think it’s so important to show healed results too.

Swipe through to see how some of my recent work has healed ✨

The sketch is probably the strangest part of the appointment.

At this stage, the brows are very clean, geometric, and intentionally structured. They’re a guide, not a preview of exactly how the finished brows will look.

This is where I’m looking at balance, placement, proportions, and how the shape works with your face.

And you’re part of that process too.

We look at the shape together, make adjustments where needed, and nothing starts until we’re both comfortable with the direction.

Sometimes it takes a minute to look past the pencil lines and visualize what that structure will become once it’s softened with pigment and blended into your natural brow hair.

The sketch gives us the framework. The artistry is what brings it to life.

One of the biggest fears I hear about lip blush is:

“What if it’s too bright?”
“What if I look like I’m wearing lipstick all the time?”

But that isn’t the goal of the work I do.

Look at the overall transformation here. Her lips have more colour, the border is easier to see, and the whole mouth looks a little more defined — but nothing is screaming for attention.

She still looks like herself.

That’s what a soft lip blush is designed to do.

The pigment is chosen around your natural colouring, your existing lip tone, and how subtle or noticeable you want the result to be. And while freshly tattooed lips will always look brighter and more saturated at first, they soften considerably as they heal.

So when you see those very bright, freshly done lip photos online, remember: that is not the finished result.

For many of my clients, the goal isn’t “I want permanent lipstick.”

It’s more like:

“I just want my lips to have a little more life when I’m not wearing anything.”

And this is such a good example of that.

A little brighter.
A little more defined.
A little more polished.

Still completely her.

If lip blush has been on your mind but the fear of it looking too bold has been holding you back, comment LIPS INFO and I’ll send you the details on how I approach natural-looking lip blush.

Something I’ve quietly been offering is now officially becoming part of the studio. 🤍

Laser tattoo removal is now available at Bloom.

Over time, I’ve seen more and more clients come in with old permanent makeup that simply can’t be improved by adding more pigment on top.

Sometimes it’s too dark.
Sometimes it’s too saturated.
Sometimes the shape no longer suits the face.
And sometimes there just isn’t enough room to create the softer, more natural result a client actually wants.

In those cases, removal can be the smartest first step.

The goal isn’t always to remove every trace of pigment. Sometimes we simply need to lighten what’s there enough to give us a cleaner starting point for future work.

Every case is different, and results depend on factors like the colour, depth, age, and type of pigment in the skin. Removal is a process, not an overnight fix, but for the right client, it can make a huge difference in what’s possible next.

I’ll be sharing more removal results, education, and realistic expectations here moving forward.

If you have old PMU you’ve been unsure what to do with, comment LASER REMOVAL and I’ll send you the details.

Two clients can receive the exact same brow service and still need a completely different approach.

That’s because “powder brows” only describes the technique. It doesn’t tell you how soft, defined, dense, airy, structured, or subtle the finished brow should be.

Those decisions depend on things like your natural brow hair, skin, existing density, facial features, and how you personally like to wear your brows.

One client may need very delicate shading to gently rebuild shape.

Another may already have plenty of brow hair, but need more strategic placement to balance sparse or uneven areas.

Same technique. Different pressure, different saturation, different placement, different result.

That’s why I don’t believe in choosing brows from a template.

The goal is always to create something that makes sense on your face and still feels like you.

If you’re curious about powder brows but aren’t sure what style would suit you, comment BROWS INFO and I’ll send you more details.