Cosmetic Tattoo

TE WHATU ORA FUNDING

Side-by-side close-up of a woman's face showing her new eyebrow tattoo on the left and her natural eyebrow on the right.

We are excited to share some amazing news—my cosmetic tattoo services for eyebrows are now funded for those who meet the criteria! It’s a simple process, and I’m here to help. I do all the filling in of forms, all you need to provide a medical cert stating your relative illness and hair loss.

Pretty simple! Why not? You deserve to feel your best!

I’ve seen firsthand how losing hair can deeply affect a person’s confidence and sense of self.

I’m truly grateful for the opportunity to support others in feeling like themselves again and embracing their unique beauty.

HNZ info “Who it's for? You may claim for this service payment if you: are a New Zealand citizen, or are ordinarily resident in New Zealand; and have a medical condition that has caused you to lose your hair (like treatment for cancer, alopecia or other scalp conditions that cause hair loss)”

A close-up of a person's eye with groomed eyebrows and long eyelashes, with a smartphone held above showing a detailed image of the eyebrow, surrounded by a person wearing black gloves.

Powder & Ombre Brow

What are Powder Brows? Powder brows is a cosmetic semi permanent makeup technique designed to create eyebrows with soft powder effect, very similar to powder makeup. Powder effect is done with a shading technique using a permanent makeup device, which is similar to a tattoo gun. 

Results are long-lasting, natural looking, smudge-proof results, time-saving convenience, and a confidence booster!

Close-up of a person's eye, eyebrow, and part of the eyelid.
Person receiving permanent makeup or tattooing around eyebrow area with black gloves and a tattoo needle.

Traditional:

The tattoo artist uses needles that penetrate the skin much deeper than the cosmetic technician. Regular tattoo will last forever, colour may fade slightly overtime.

PMU:

Semi permanent makeup pigment gets implanted in the lowest layer of epidermis and top layer of the dermis. It will generally fade in 1 to 2 years.

Traditional Tattoos vs PMU