Permanent Makeup – Emphasizing Your Natural Beauty!

I am Evelin Koncz, a master permanent makeup artist dedicated to enhancing women’s natural beauty. As a permanent makeup artist, my goal is to ensure that each of my works is a unique piece of art that fully meets my clients’ needs and personality. My commitment and passion for the profession guide every step I take, ensuring that my clients receive the highest standard of service. Precision techniques and individual attention to client needs are paramount for me, so each client leaves feeling confident and satisfied.

Eyebrow Tattooing Techniques – For Personalized Beauty

When it comes to eyebrow tattoos, there are countless techniques available, ensuring that every client finds the most suitable solution for them. Whether it’s complete eyebrow loss due to old plucking habits, accidents, or simply the passage of time, I always keep naturalness in mind. The goal is to make the tattoo indistinguishable from the original eyebrows. In every case, we select a unique color that perfectly matches the client’s eyebrow hair color.

Refresh and Repair: It’s important to know that refreshing and repairing older, grayed or purplish tattoos requires greater expertise. In such cases, we use special colors that achieve excellent long-term results, avoiding expensive and prolonged laser removal. The tattoo’s durability is usually planned for 1-1.5 years, after which a color refresh may be necessary.

Lips Tattoo

Lip tattoos is the art of creating perfect harmony, harmoniously integrating the lips with the rest of the face. Our goal is to make the lips look fresher, younger, and more pronounced, even correcting minor proportional discrepancies. After pigmentation, you can still use lipstick, but a colorless lip balm will be enough to provide shine and flexibility. Lip tattooing is recommended for those who are not satisfied with the color or shape of their own lips and want a fresh, natural appearance. During the first consultation, we decide together on the final tattoo color, which usually requires mixing several pigments. After numbing the skin, we draw the shape and only then does the pigmentation begin.