Clients consistently praise Cheryl for her expertise, patience, and ability to deliver subtle, natural-looking results across brows, eyeliner, lips, and scalp treatments. Reviewers frequently highlight her thoroughness in explaining the process, providing aftercare instructions, and following up after appointments. Many note long-lasting results, a comfortable experience, and a meaningful boost in confidence following their treatments.
Permanent Makeup of Atlanta is a permanent makeup studio located in the Buckhead area of Atlanta, GA. The studio specializes in a focused range of services designed to enhance natural features and restore confidence, including microblading, powder brows, general brow treatments, scalp micropigmentation (SMP), areola restoration, and professional PMU training. Led by practitioner Cheryl, the studio has built a strong local reputation for delivering natural-looking, long-lasting results tailored to each client's individual needs and aesthetic goals. Clients can expect a thorough, informative consultation process, attentive aftercare guidance, and ongoing follow-up support throughout their treatment journey. The studio holds a perfect 5-star rating on Google based on client reviews. Whether clients are addressing hair loss, scarring, or simply looking to streamline their daily beauty routine, Permanent Makeup of Atlanta offers personalized solutions across brows, eyeliner, lips, hairline restoration, and scalp treatments. The training program also makes the studio a resource for aspiring PMU professionals in the Atlanta area looking to develop their skills under experienced guidance.
Amenities & details
Crowd
LGBTQ+ friendly
Transgender safespace
Other
Identifies as women-owned
Payments
Debit cards
Credit cards
Amenities
Gender-neutral restroom
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible seating
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible restroom
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Service options
Onsite services
Permanent makeup in Atlanta
Permanent Makeup of Atlanta operates from Atlanta's upscale Buckhead area, one of several pockets across the metro where permanent makeup demand has concentrated. The studio's menu runs wider than most in the city - Microblading, Powder Brows, Eyebrow Tattoo, Scalp Micropigmentation, and Areola Tattoo, plus permanent makeup training for aspiring artists - which puts it among the more comprehensive PMU providers serving Atlanta. Permanent Makeup of Atlanta carries a 5.0★ rating and 13 Google reviews, with a second review base on Yelp adding further signal. The studio identifies as women-owned, LGBTQ+ friendly, and a transgender safe space, details that matter to Atlanta clients choosing where to book.
What these procedures are
Microblading+
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.
Powder Brows+
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.
Eyebrow Tattoo+
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+
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.
Pricing
Microblading· initial + 6-8 week touch-up
$350-$700
Powder Brows· initial + touch-up
$400-$800
Eyebrow Tattoo· initial + touch-up
$350-$900
Scalp Micropigmentation· varies with the area covered
$400-$2500
Areola Tattoo· per session
$250-$800
Typical Atlanta ranges for guidance - confirm exact prices with Permanent Makeup of Atlanta.
Permanent Makeup of Atlanta has not published set prices, which is common for PMU studios where each service is customized. In Atlanta's Buckhead area, microblading and powder brows typically range from moderate to premium pricing depending on the artist and complexity. Specialized services like scalp micropigmentation and areola restoration often carry different pricing structures. Contact the studio directly for an accurate, personalized quote.
Permanent Makeup of Atlanta: FAQs
What permanent makeup services does Permanent Makeup of Atlanta offer?
Permanent Makeup of Atlanta offers Microblading, Powder Brows, Eyebrow Tattoo, Scalp Micropigmentation, and Areola Tattoo, and also runs permanent makeup training for artists looking to enter the field. Having several procedures under one roof means you can discuss more than one option at a single consultation and let the artist recommend what actually suits your skin, rather than choosing the technique before you've been assessed. As with any PMU studio, the specific techniques offered and their availability can change, so it's worth confirming directly with Permanent Makeup of Atlanta before you book, especially if you're after something outside this core list. PMUBook's listing reflects the most recent service information we have on file.
How do I book an appointment at Permanent Makeup of Atlanta?
Permanent Makeup of Atlanta does not currently list online booking, so the way to schedule is to contact the studio directly - by phone or through the contact details on their PMUBook profile. Reaching out directly is actually the norm for PMU appointments generally, since most artists want a short conversation about your skin, your goals, and which of Buckhead's appointment slots would work before they lock anything in. Have a rough idea of the procedure you want and any inspiration photos ready, and ask about their consultation process - many studios offer one before the actual appointment date, either in person or briefly over the phone.
What days is Permanent Makeup of Atlanta open?
Permanent Makeup of Atlanta is open 6 days a week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday). Because permanent makeup studios often run by appointment rather than walk-in hours, the listed days indicate when the studio operates rather than guaranteed walk-in availability - booking ahead is strongly recommended regardless of which day you're aiming for. Hours can also shift seasonally or around holidays, so if you're planning a visit for a specific date, it's worth confirming current hours directly with the studio rather than relying solely on the schedule shown here, which reflects our most recent data pull. If you need an appointment outside the usual window - an early morning slot before work, for instance - it's worth asking directly, since some artists accommodate that on a case-by-case basis even when it's not part of their standard schedule.
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SMP is usually built across two to four sessions and can last several years with periodic maintenance.
Areola Tattoo+
Areola tattoo (areola restoration) is a specialized paramedical procedure that recreates the look of a natural areola - most often as part of recovery after breast surgery. It restores color, dimension, and definition.
It is typically completed over one to two sessions by an artist trained in paramedical work.
Permanent Makeup Training+
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.
What payment methods does Permanent Makeup of Atlanta accept?
Permanent Makeup of Atlanta accepts credit cards and debit cards. Most permanent makeup studios, including this one, ask for a deposit at the time of booking to hold your appointment slot, with the balance due on the day - so it's worth asking what deposit Permanent Makeup of Atlanta requires and whether it's refundable if your plans change. If you're paying by a specific method not listed here, or need to know about payment plans for a more expensive procedure like microblading, confirm directly with the studio before your appointment so there are no surprises when you arrive. It's also worth asking about their cancellation and rescheduling policy at the same time you confirm payment details, since PMU appointments are typically booked well in advance and studios vary on how much notice they require.
Is Permanent Makeup of Atlanta accessible and inclusive?
Permanent Makeup of Atlanta identifies as women-owned, LGBTQ+ friendly, and a transgender safe space, and the listing notes wheelchair-accessible features (entrance and/or parking, depending on the studio's setup). For LGBTQ+ clients in particular, that kind of explicit welcome - rather than an assumption - can make choosing a studio easier, and it's the sort of detail worth confirming still applies if it matters to your decision. As with all attributes on this page, confirm anything critical to your visit directly with Permanent Makeup of Atlanta, since physical layouts and policies can change. If you have a specific mobility, sensory, or communication need that isn't covered by the categories above, most studios are glad to plan around it if you flag it when you book rather than on arrival.
How much do services cost at Permanent Makeup of Atlanta?
Permanent Makeup of Atlanta publishes some pricing guidance on their PMUBook profile, which gives you a starting reference before you reach out - see the Pricing section on this page for the specifics. Even where a figure is published, permanent makeup pricing commonly varies with the complexity of the work, whether any correction of previous PMU is needed, and the exact technique you choose, so treat any published number as a strong guide rather than a locked-in quote. The most accurate price will always come from Permanent Makeup of Atlanta directly, after they've seen your skin and discussed your goals at a consultation.
How is Permanent Makeup of Atlanta rated by clients?
Permanent Makeup of Atlanta holds a 5.0★ rating from 13 Google reviews, plus a further 5.0★ from 1 review on Yelp. That's a smaller review base than some of the larger Atlanta studios, so while it's a useful signal, it's also worth weighing alongside the studio's portfolio and your own consultation impressions before booking. PMUBook shows the blended rating across every platform we track for a business, not just Google, so the figure above reflects the fullest picture we have, rather than any single platform in isolation. When comparing studios, a strong rating is a good starting filter, but it's worth pairing it with a look at the portfolio and, ideally, a few of the more detailed recent reviews rather than relying on the star figure alone.
Where is Permanent Makeup of Atlanta located?
Permanent Makeup of Atlanta is based in the Buckhead area of Atlanta, GA. Buckhead is one of several neighbourhoods across the metro with an established cluster of beauty and personal-care businesses, which makes it a reasonably convenient stop if you're already in or near that part of the city. If you're coming from elsewhere in Atlanta, it's worth checking the studio's exact address and any parking notes on this listing before you head over, and confirming drive time if you're booking around a tight schedule - permanent makeup appointments typically run one to two hours, longer for more involved procedures, so allow time on both ends.
Does Permanent Makeup of Atlanta offer permanent makeup training?
Yes - alongside its client-facing studio work, Permanent Makeup of Atlanta runs permanent makeup training for people looking to become PMU artists themselves. Training programs typically cover skin and color theory, machine or hand-tool technique, hygiene and bloodborne-pathogen safety, and supervised practice before you're ready to take paying clients, though the exact curriculum, length, and cost vary by provider - contact Permanent Makeup of Atlanta directly for their specific course details, schedule, and pricing. Being both a working studio and a training provider can be a good sign for prospective students, since it means the instruction is grounded in an artist's own active client practice rather than teaching alone. If you're a client rather than a prospective student, note that some studios use trainee time separately from client appointments, so booking channels may differ.
What should I ask before booking with Permanent Makeup of Atlanta?
A short consultation - whether by phone, message, or in person - is the best way to get real answers before you commit. Worth asking: how many years they've worked in microblading, whether they can show healed (not just fresh, day-of) results on skin similar to yours, what the appointment and touch-up schedule looks like, what their deposit and cancellation policy is, and how they handle correcting or adjusting previous PMU work if that applies to you. It's also reasonable to ask directly about hygiene practices - single-use needles and a clean, dedicated workspace are the baseline you should expect from any licensed Atlanta studio. Permanent Makeup of Atlanta's PMUBook profile lists their services, ratings, and contact details so you can prepare specific questions before you reach out, rather than starting from scratch.
Is microblading safe at a studio like Permanent Makeup of Atlanta?
Performed by a licensed, properly trained artist in a clean, regulated studio, microblading is a well-established, low-risk cosmetic procedure - the same is true of any permanent makeup work. Georgia regulates permanent makeup as body art statewide, requiring artists to hold a Department of Public Health Body Artist Certification and work in a permitted studio using single-use sterile needles. The real risk factors are unlicensed or undertrained operators, unclean equipment, or an artist who skips a proper consultation - none of which are specific to any one studio, but all worth checking for wherever in Atlanta you book. If you have particular skin sensitivities, allergies, or a relevant medical history, raise it with Permanent Makeup of Atlanta at the consultation stage so they can plan safely and, if needed, suggest a patch test first.
