Important Info to know

When selecting your PMU artist, take caution and due diligence before making your final decision.

There are no license or educational requirements in Pennsylvania to practice permanent makeup, which means many unqualified and untrained ‘experts’ call themselves PMU artists. Under these circumstances, it is easy to be scammed and promised fake results.

The State Board of Cosmetology does not regulate permanent makeup or cosmetic tattooing. Therefore, hair salons and nail salons are not permitted to perform PMU on their premises.

I am a member of the Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals (SPCP) and I adhere to excellent safety standards specific to the permanent cosmetic process within the industry. All my treatments are performed in a clean, safe and sterile manner.

Every professional PMU artist should have a current Bloodborne Pathogen Certification displayed in their studio and have the correct insurance.

When choosing your artist, always ask to see healed work, seek referrals, or read their reviews. However, many unqualified artists take photos from the internet to pass as their own, so be careful. After all, it is your face they are working on.

Around 90% of my business is through client referrals, so I can assure you that you can be confident knowing you will be in good hands.