Once you have decided that you want permanent makeup, find out more about the technician. See if they have a website;  visit that website. See if the information provided makes sense to you. Did you learn anything from it?
      Contact the technician, but
instead of first asking "how much it costs?", do this:
1) Learn as much about permanent makeup yourself before you talk to a prospective technician.  Remember, this is your body/face - you need to do your research and not rely only on the information they provide you.
2) How many procedures have they done?
3) What educational training have they had?

4) Do they have a portfolio of "before" and "after" photos you can review?  Do you like what you see?
5) Does the technician seem interested in you?
6) Are they willing to provide answers to your questions?
7) Meet with her for a consultation.
8) Do you get a good feeling about this technician?
9) Ask how she keeps the procedure safe.
10) Then ask for costs. However, be advised this is not the industry to be looking for bargain basement prices…...you will get what you pay for…...trust me. I've repaired work that was inexpensive to the client who was only price
shopping.

Below is a "Before" and "After" photo of  "brow hair simulation". This means a brow is tattooed on, then little "hair strokes" are placed in the brow area,
mimicking hairs……..it looks very natural!