· Сlassic manicure 199dkk

The treatment includes cuticle removal, nail filing and polishing, and finishes with nail oil and hand cream.

· Manicure for Men 249dkk

The treatment includes cuticle removal, nail filing and polishing.
treatment finishes with nail oil and hand cream.

· Manicure with Gel polish 350dkk

The treatment includes cuticle removal, filing of nails and painting with
gel polish. Your treatment ends with nail oil and hand cream.

· Gel on your own nails 480dkk

Your nails are cleaned and your cuticles are removed. Then gel will be applied to
your natural nails and colored with gel polish. Finally, cuticle oil and hand cream will be applied
and hand cream will be applied. A refill will be required after 3-4 weeks.

· Gel on your own nails - French 520dkk

· Gel extension with nail forms 580dkk

Your nails will be cleaned and your cuticles will be removed. Then gel will be stenciled on, as desired/needed and colored with Gellak. Finally, cuticle oil and hand cream will be applied.

· Gel extensions with nail forms as french 639dkk

· Repair of one nail 70dkk

· Removing of gel extensions 150dkk

· Drawing, stamping, stones etc. 10-20dkk per nail

· Fusser - Pedicure 249dkk

The treatment includes cuticle removal, nail filing and polishing, and finishes with nail oil and foot cream.

· Fusser Pedicure with Gel Lacquer 399dkk

The treatment includes cuticle removal, filing of nails and Gellak. Your treatment finishes with nail oil and foot cream. (French + 50dkk)

What is Permanent Makeup?

Permanent makeup is a form of cosmetic tattooing that, unlike regular tattoos, does not take place in the deep layers of the skin, and therefore permanent makeup lasts no more than 2-5 years as the pigment colours disappear.
A treatment like this is always performed with professional equipment specifically designed for cosmetic tattooing. The treatments are always carried out with a strong focus on good hygiene.
The tattooed area generally heals after about 10-14 days, but you may experience pigment colour repulsion for up to 30 days after treatment.
After the first treatment has taken place, 4-6 weeks will pass and then the second treatment will be performed, and it is only then that the final result can be seen. You should be aware that some skin types are slow to absorb pigments, so a third treatment will be necessary.

· Before treatment

2 days before treatment should be avoided:
fish oil tablets
all painkillers
caffeine (coffee, cola, energy drinks)
sunbed
sauna
deep cleansing facials
spicy/salty food and anything that can act as a blood thinner
if they are lip area, recommend using a lip scrub and afterwards lubricate with Vaseline
· During treatment

Before we start the micro-pigmentation treatment, an Informed Consent Form must be filled out and you will be given an Aftercare Guide.
The treatment starts with the skin being cleansed and sanitised.
Together we find a shape and choose a colour that suits you and your wishes.
Before we start the actual micro-pigmentation, an anaesthetic cream is applied.

· After treatment

Post-treatment care is an important part of the process, as it helps to ensure the best possible result and minimise the risk of infection or other complications.
Formation of scabs
Don't pick at it! It will fall off by itself.

Itching
Itching indicates that the healing process is well underway! Try not to touch your brows when you feel this sensation.

Redness
This is completely normal and is the new healed skin. It subsides within the first few days.

For up to 10 days after treatment, do your best to keep the area clean and dry.
Avoid strenuous exercise, swimming, applying make-up to the area and sunbathing.

Avoid cosmetic treatments, including chemical facials and laser treatments near the area.
They can cause the pigment to fade faster and increase the risk of scarring or other complications.

Avoid sunbathing while healing.

For the first few weeks, your brows are darker than expected. They're getting lighter. After a month, most people have a follow-up consultation for a touch-up and correction.

Use the creams or ointments recommended by the practitioner.
Follow the instructions carefully for the best possible healing process.



· EEU Colour and material

I only use EU approved colour and one-off material.

- Price for

· Permanent makeup Lips (watercolour) 2400dkk

· Permanent makeup Eyebrows (powder brows) 2400dkk

· Permanent makeup Eyeliner 2000-2400dkk

· Filling up 1200dkk

1. GET A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENT
Getting a tattoo is hard on your body. You're putting your body under stress and you might even find yourself feeling exhausted when you're done. Of course, it depends on how long you're under the needle and the size of the tattoo you're getting.

Don't go out and get drunk, even though it may seem to help your nerves. You sleep worse with alcohol in your bloodstream and alcohol is a blood thinner. This means you may bleed more, which can ultimately lead to poorer results as you bleed more of the ink out.
So make sure you get a good night's sleep!
2. AVOID PAINKILLERS
Painkillers can also act as blood thinners, which can lead to excessive bleeding.
If you can avoid it, you should also avoid taking painkillers altogether in the days afterwards until your tattoo has stopped bleeding.
3. DON'T GET A TATTOO IF YOU'RE SICK
If you're sick, it can take longer for your new tattoo to heal. In addition, getting a tattoo is stressful for your body. So the chances of you feeling unwell or worse while getting tattooed are higher.
4. MAKE SURE YOU DRINK PLENTY OF WATER
Making sure you drink plenty of water before your appointment can help prevent feeling sick while you have the needle in your skin. If you're dehydrated, as well as being scratched with a lot of needles, it's just extra stress on your body, so eliminate that stress!
Plus, it's easier for your tattoo artist to work with your skin if you drink plenty of water.
5. MAKE SURE YOU EAT WELL ON THE DAY
Make sure your body has plenty of energy to work with before you get tattooed. This again has to do with the stress you put your body under when you get tattooed.
If you don't have any food in your stomach and your blood sugar is low, you can get really sick. So remember to eat a good breakfast or lunch before your appointment and bring food and a soft drink in case you get sick.
6. STAY AWAY FROM ALCOHOL
While it can help if you're nervous, it's a very bad idea. It can lead to extra bleeding and make you feel sick.

Not everyone wants to tattoo people who are under the influence either!
7. WEAR COMFORTABLE CLOTHES
You'll potentially be sitting in the chair for many hours. By wearing something comfortable and loose-fitting, you'll make the whole experience more comfortable.
It will also help you afterwards; as you won't be wearing tight-fitting clothes that rub up against your new tattoo.
8. BRING SOMETHING TO DISTRACT YOU
It hurts and can be boring. That's why we recommend bringing your phone or a book to distract you.

• Aftercare
• HERE'S HOW YOU CAN TREAT YOUR TATTOO:
• It typically takes three to four weeks for the tattoo to heal. You should therefore expect to treat your tattoo during this period. Caring for your tattoo is very important to avoid inflammation, wound and scarring and other infections:
• Once you have been tattooed, the tattoo is usually covered with plastic film. Some tattoo artists recommend leaving the film on for 3-4 hours, while others recommend leaving it on for up to 24 hours.
• Wash your hands in warm water and soap and carefully remove the film. Rinse the tattoo gently in warm water with soap to wash away any excess ink and blood. Allow the tattoo to air dry or dab it with a clean tea towel.
• For the first week, rinse the wound 2-3 times a day. The flakes should fall off on their own, so remember to be careful.
• Once the skin begins to heal, the tattoo can be dabbed with wound ointment to prevent drying out.
• Avoid clothing that is too tight on a new tattoo, such as bra straps, panty lines and trouser hems that rub on the skin. The less that bothers your tattoo, the better the healing process will be.
• For the first two weeks after a tattoo, avoid swimming, sunlight and movements that stretch the skin.
• After that, you should always use sunscreen on your tattoo, as sunlight can degrade the color.

IS IT NORMAL FOR A TATTOO TO ITCH?
Yes, the tattoo will itch as it heals. This is normal. Unfortunately, some people also experience itching when the tattoo is exposed to sunlight. You can also risk the tattoo itching permanently.
HOW LONG DOES THE COLOR OF A TATTOO LAST?
A tattoo can last for many years, but the sun can bleach it. Therefore, always remember to use sunscreen on tattoos.
CAN I HAVE MY TATTOO REDRAWN?
Yes, you can touch up your tattoo if it has faded or lost its color.