Permanent makeup is a cosmetic technique that uses permanent pigmentation of the skin (similar to tattoos) to highlight the beauty of your    eyes and lips. Typically, it is used for eyeliner, eyebrow enhancement, lip liner or full lips.

In the hands of an experienced and certified technician, it can be indistinguishable from temporary cosmetics, and isn’t affected by the daily rigors of life, such as sweating, bathing or sleeping. Permanent makeup’s convenience is matched by the savings, both in time and money.

Sometimes called micropigmentation, it can also be effective in masking imperfections caused by aging, surgery or disease. For instance, it can be used to conceal scars or restore/enhance areola after breast surgery.

Pamela Weeks

For eight years, Ms. Weeks has been helping women accentuate their beauty with permanent makeup. During that time, she has done more than 1,000 procedures.

Personable and professional, Ms. Weeks is the sole proprietor of Permanent Makeup by Pamela. She employs both the manual and rotary methods, and uses non-iron oxide pigment, which is MRI-safe.

The Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals certified her as a micropigmentation specialist.

She is also an accredited instructor who has trained permanent makeup technicians in Utah, Nevada and Idaho.