Permanent make-up clinic · Training center · Lancaster, CA
42035 12th St W suite103, Lancaster, CA, 93534
Natalie Mendes | Cosmetic Artistry in Lancaster, CA specializes in a variety of permanent makeup services, including Lip Blush, Eyeliner Tattoo, Eyebrow Tattoo, and Scalp Micropigmentation. The studio also offers advanced techniques such as Microblading, Nano Brows, Powder Brows, and Scar Camouflage. Clients can expect professional, personalized care in a welcoming environment with modern amenities like wheelchair accessible entrances and multiple payment options. Highly rated with a Google score of 5 from 51 reviews, Natalie Mendes | Cosmetic Artistry combines expertise and attention to detail. The studio also provides Permanent Makeup Training for those interested in developing their skills. Convenient online booking makes scheduling easy for clients.
In Lancaster, CA, Natalie Mendes | Cosmetic Artistry stands out as a trusted provider of permanent makeup including Microblading, Nano Brows, and Scalp Micropigmentation. Serving the local community, the studio is known for its high Google rating and comprehensive service menu. Its wheelchair accessible facilities and easy online booking also make it a convenient choice for clients seeking expert cosmetic artistry in the area.
Lip tattoo (also called lip blush) is a semi-permanent tattoo that adds soft, natural color and definition to the lips — evening out tone, enhancing shape, and giving a tinted-balm finish without daily lipstick.
It's built over two sessions and generally lasts two to four years. Healed color settles softer and more natural than it looks immediately after the appointment.
Eyeliner tattoo (also called permanent eyeliner or lash-line enhancement) deposits pigment along the lash line to make the lashes look denser and the eyes more defined — from a subtle tightline that simply deepens the lash base to a fuller, more visible liner.
Most results are completed in one to two sessions and last one to three years, softening gradually as they fade.
Eyebrow tattoo — the umbrella for permanent brow procedures (microblading, nano, powder, and combination brows) — reshapes, defines, and fills the brows with semi-permanent pigment. The right technique depends on your skin type, the look you want, and your artist's recommendation.
All brow procedures are completed across an initial session and a touch-up, and typically last one to three years.
Scalp micropigmentation (SMP) replicates the look of tiny hair follicles to create the appearance of a closely shaved head or added density through thinning areas. It mimics hair — it does not regrow it — and is a cosmetic solution for the look of hair loss.
Typical Lancaster ranges for guidance — confirm exact prices with Natalie Mendes | Cosmetic Artistry.
Clients at Natalie Mendes | Cosmetic Artistry can expect pricing to vary based on the specific permanent makeup procedure selected. Factors like the type of treatment, area coverage, and any necessary touch-ups may affect the final cost. For detailed pricing information, prospective clients should contact the studio directly or check their online booking portal.
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SMP is usually built across two to four sessions and can last several years with periodic maintenance.
Microblading is a manual tattooing technique that deposits pigment in fine, hair-like strokes to mimic the look of natural brow hairs. It's best suited to people who want a defined-but-natural shape and have normal-to-dry skin.
A full result is built over two appointments — the initial session and a touch-up six to eight weeks later — and typically lasts one to three years before a refresh is recommended.
Nano brows create fine, natural-looking hair strokes using a single ultra-fine needle on a digital machine, rather than the hand tool used for microblading. The machine deposits pigment more gently and consistently, which is why nano often suits a wider range of skin types — including oily and mature skin — and can hold its crispness longer.
Like other brow procedures, the result is built over an initial session and a touch-up six to eight weeks later, and typically lasts one to three years before a refresh.
Powder brows (also called ombré brows) use a machine to build a soft, shaded fill that looks like lightly applied brow makeup. It tends to suit oily and combination skin better than hair-stroke techniques and gives a fuller, more defined finish.
Like most permanent makeup, the result is completed across an initial session and a touch-up, and generally lasts two to three years.
Scar camouflage tattoo (also called paramedical or skin camouflage) tattoos skin-tone pigment into mature scars and stretch marks to blend them with the surrounding skin. It's detailed paramedical work — the artist matches your skin tone and builds color slowly across several sessions.
It suits flat, stable scars and stretch marks that are lighter than your skin and at least a year old; raised, red, or very new marks aren't suitable. A consultation and patch test confirm whether it's right for you.
Permanent makeup training teaches the theory and hands-on skills needed to work as a PMU artist — skin and color theory, brow mapping, machine and needle technique, hygiene and bloodborne-pathogen safety, consultation, and aftercare. Foundation courses welcome beginners; advanced courses add specific techniques like lip, eyeliner, or correction.
Strong courses combine classroom or online theory with supervised practice on synthetic skin and live models, and prepare you for the separate licensing and certification your state or county requires before you can take clients.