Permanent make up will allow you to achieve the look that suits you best without having to struggle with make up every morning. Permanent make up can even serve as an easy and inexpensive alternative to a face lift.

A Permanent Cosmetic is often used to alleviate the side effects of such paramedical conditions as hair loss after chemo-therapy. Alopecia, Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Joint Disorders, Arthritis, loss of vision and loss of skin pigmentation.

All those who cannot use make-up for any reason or wish to cover paramedical problems( Scars, loss of eyebrows or eyelashes) are welcome for a free consultation at Goldy's Clinic where they will be treated with warmth and understanding.

Permanent Makeup at Goldy's Clinic will give you Instant Gratification!

The most critical factors in permanent makeup are the artist, design, color & process.

Goldy's clinic offers a free consultation that includes the design & color of the eyebrow, eyeliner, or lip liner--risk free Permanent Makeup is a process where pigments are inserted into the dermal layer of the skin.

Eyebrows: The eyebrow is the frame of your face, and the face can be lifted by shaping the eyebrow. The artist draws "natural" feather hair strokes to achieve the illusion of real hair.

Eyeliner: This procedure is quite complimentary for a natural appearance. It is applied in between the eyelashes to create a bolder & fuller look.
Lips: Lip liner can be applied to give more definition, correct uneven lips, or add fullness to the mouth. A beautiful natural mouth begins with the reconstruction of a faded, irregular vermilion border.

Beauty mark: The beauty mark has recently become a fashion statement as demonstrated by the number of actresses and fashion models with beauty marks.
Nipple/ Areola Pigmentation : This procedure is used for skin regimentation & nipple/ areola re-creation.

Who can benefit from permanent makeup? Those with:
   - Alopecia (absence of hair)
   - A paramedic condition resulting from an accident
   - Scars or deformities
   - Arthritic hands
   - Difficulty in applying makeup
   - Allergies to conventional cosmetics
   - Hay fever & watery eyes
   - Sparse or light lashes
   - People with active lifestyles

What sanitary precautions are used for the procedure?
Strict sanitation & sterilization guidelines are followed. Single use sterile needles are used with each application.

Who performs the procedure?
Goldy Mastey is a micro-pigmentalogist, electrolysis and laser technician, and has been a member of the Society of Permanent Cosmetic professionals for 17 years.

How can I find out if permanent makeup is right for me?
Come in for a complimentary consultation That includes the design & color of the
EYEBROW, EYELINER, OR LIP LINER