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TattooING
At Birdie HQ, I keep my treatment menu small for a reason. While I may only offer eyebrow and eyeliner tattooing along side skin, it’s not about doing it all, it’s about doing what I do best. I’ve been incredibly selective with my services to ensure I’m giving you the absolute best of me, every single time. These treatments aren’t just my specialties, they’re my favorite to perform. By staying in my lane, I can provide expert advice and make sure my cosmetic tattooing is second to none. After all, when you do what you love, it shows!
Eyebrow tattoo
Borderless Ombre Brows
2 hours - $790 | 6-8 week Touch Up 1 hour - $190
Borderless Ombre is a modern twist on traditional brow tattooing, designed to create the most natural, soft, and seamless look. This technique gently shades the brows with a gradient effect, lighter at the front and gradually deepening towards the tail, without any harsh outlines or defined borders.
The result? Flawless, natural-looking brows that enhance your features and mimic the look of softly powdered makeup. Perfect for anyone craving beautifully blended brows with a delicate, effortless finish. And in my opinion, fades and heals the most natural of all.
*Pigment colour and intensity preferences are spoken to each individual client before any tattooing takes place.
Eyeliner
Designer Eyeliner
2.5 hours - $750 | 6-8 week Touch Up - 1.5 hours - $150
Perfect for those who wear eyeliner 4+ times a week and want to ditch the daily struggle. Whether you're after a soft, shaded effect, a delicate tapered wing, or a bold, statement liner, I’ll design the perfect shape to complement your eye. Wake up with flawless eyeliner, every single day!
Lash Enhancement
1.5 Hours - $550 | 6-8 week Touch Up - 1 Hour $150
The ultimate your-eyes-but-better treatment. A super fine line is tattooed right into the lash line, adding subtle depth and definition without looking like makeup. It’s perfect if you want a natural, undetectable enhancement. If the idea of eyeliner sounds too bold, this is your go-to. So fine, even a pre-draw looks thicker than the final result! My absolute fave for a fresh, effortless look.
A Little Heads-Up Before Your Appointment
All cosmetic tattooing appointments start with a full consultation at the start of your session, so before we do anything, we chat, map, and make sure you’re 100% happy. A few days before, I’ll send you some forms to fill out so we’re all set when you arrive.
If you’d rather have a separate consult first, whether you have questions, need reassurance, or just want to meet me before the big day, you’re more than welcome!
I know cosmetic tattooing is a personal journey, and I want you to feel completely comfortable from start to finish. This is your transformation, and I’m here to make it an enjoyable, confidence-boosting experience!
Organic vs. Inorganic Cosmetic Tattoo Pigments
Cosmetic tattoo pigments are broadly classified into organic and inorganic types, each with distinct characteristics that make them suitable for specific treatments. Read more about the differences by clicking the relevant headings.
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Composition: Organic pigments are derived from carbon-based molecules, often creating vibrant, rich, and bold colors.
Usage in Eyeliner: Organic pigments are typically used for eyeliner because of their high color intensity and longevity. They hold their vibrancy over time, making them perfect for creating defined, dark eyeliner that stands out. Their finer molecular structure also helps in achieving precise, smooth application for delicate areas like the lash line.
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Composition: Inorganic pigments are usually mineral-based, often containing iron oxides. These pigments produce softer, more muted, and natural-looking tones.
Usage in Eyebrows: Inorganic pigments are preferred for eyebrow tattooing because they mimic the look of natural brow hairs and provide a softer finish. The muted tones blend seamlessly into the skin, making them ideal for creating natural, feathered, or powdered effects in brows.
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Colour Intensity: Organic pigments are more vibrant and intense, while inorganic pigments are softer and more subdued.
Fade Pattern: Organic pigments tend to fade cooler, while inorganic pigments fade warmer due to the iron oxide content. This makes inorganic pigments ideal for brows, as they maintain a more natural look over time.
Skin Type Compatibility: Organic pigments are often better suited for oily or delicate areas like the lash line, whereas inorganic pigments work well on all skin types for brows.
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The right pigment type makes all the difference in achieving the most flattering and long-lasting results for each treatment. Organic pigments are perfect for creating bold, defined eyeliner, while inorganic pigments give brows a soft, natural enhancement that ages gracefully.
But don’t worry, it’s not up to you to figure this out! With my knowledge and experience, I’ll choose the ideal pigment for your treatment, whether we’re working on eyeliner or brows. All you need to do is sit back, relax, and trust the process ready to walk out looking absolutely fab!
