Soft, deliberate,
and entirely yours.
Soft, considered permanent makeup — never a template.
- Artist
- Bloom
- Studios
- London, Chelmsford, Brighton
- hello@pmubloom.co.uk
- @pmubloom.uk
I've been working with permanent makeup for over eight years, and in that time my work has got quieter, not louder. The brows I'm proudest of are the ones nobody notices.
Everything starts with a conversation. Before any pigment goes near your skin we map the shape together, match the colour to your hair and undertone, and I don't start until you're genuinely happy with what you're looking at in the mirror. If that takes an extra half hour, it takes an extra half hour.
How I work
- One client at a time, never overlapping appointments.
- Shape mapped to your bone structure, not to a trend.
- Colour matched in daylight, then checked again against your hair.
- Nothing starts until you've signed off on the design.
Training and safety
I'm fully licensed and insured, registered with the local authority, and the studio is inspected annually. All needles are single-use and disposed of as clinical waste. Pigments are vegan and ISO-certified, and I keep a batch record for every appointment.
If you've had work done elsewhere that you're unhappy with, book a consultation rather than a treatment — corrections need to be assessed in person before we can plan anything.
What actually happens when you come in.
- 01
We talk first
Twenty minutes on what you want, what you've had done before, and what your skin will realistically hold.
- 02
We map the shape
Drawn on with pencil, adjusted until it sits with your bone structure. Nothing starts until you're happy in the mirror.
- 03
Colour, then pigment
Shade matched in daylight against your hair and undertone. Then the work itself, in slow layers, with numbing throughout.
- 04
Healing and the top-up
You leave with balm and written aftercare. We meet again at six to eight weeks to perfect it — that session is included.