Our permanent make-up techniques
There are now several advanced techniques available in the field of cosmetic tattooing in Stockholm. Our specialists are experts in the market’s leading methods and will help you choose the one that best suits your skin type.
Microblading and Nano Brows
Two hair-stroke techniques. Microblading uses a manual tool with tiny micro-needles to etch in pigment that mimics real hair strands. Nano brows is a more modern development where a machine with an extremely fine needle is used instead, for an even more natural hair-like effect.
Powder Brows and Ombre Brows
For those who want the effect of a soft, blended shade. Powder brows fill in the brows with a powdery tone, whilst ombre powder brows are lighter at the front and darker towards the tail for a dimensional effect.
Lip Blush
A cosmetic lip tattoo (lip blush tattoo) that adds a soft, natural tint (lip tint). It is also a popular treatment for making thin lips appear fuller, helping to define the lip line.
Permanent Eyeliner
A thin, precise cosmetic eyeliner tattoo is applied along or just above the lash line to define the eye.
Gentle approach
A fundamental principle underpinning all our pigmentation treatments is absolute respect for the skin’s various layers. Unlike traditional body tattoos, where the ink is deposited deep into the skin, we work exclusively in the upper layers of the skin (the upper part of the dermis). Whether we are creating individual hairs or applying shading, we use an extremely light touch and specially formulated pigments that the skin tolerates well. This methodical and superficial approach is crucial – it makes the procedure gentle, prevents the ink from bleeding (migrating) beneath the skin, and ensures that the pigment fades softly and naturally over time.
A clinic full of expertise
Applying permanent make-up to the face places exceptionally high demands on both artistic skill and hygiene. At The Faculty, your treatment is carried out by certified permanent make-up specialists working under clinical and sterile conditions. By carrying out the treatment in a safe clinical environment, we ensure that you receive safe care from the initial colour test through to final healing.
How much does cosmetic tattooing cost?
If you’re looking for the price of eyebrow tattooing or the cost of a lip blush, the price depends on the method used. We always provide a fully transparent quote at your first appointment.
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Microblading eyebrows
fr. 6 500 krMicroblading draws individual hair strokes by hand using a manual technique, giving a more natural result than traditional tattooing. The result is semi-permanent and fades gradually. The price includes two visits: the treatment and a follow-up.
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Full lip
fr. 8 500 krThe entire lip is pigmented for a more even colour and clearer definition. The treatment is often called lip blush and gives an effect similar to a thin layer of lipstick that stays on. Two visits are included in the price.
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Lip line
fr. 6 000 krOnly the contour of the lip is pigmented. Suits you if you want clearer definition while keeping the lips' natural colour.
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Upper eyeliner
fr. 4 200 krCosmetic tattooing along the upper lash line that creates a denser lash base and a more defined gaze. Can be applied as a thin line or a softer shading.
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Upper and lower eyeliner
fr. 6 000 krBoth the upper and lower lash lines are treated at the same appointment, at a lower price than two separate treatments.
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Lower eyeliner
fr. 4 200 krPigmentation along the lower lash line, usually thinner than the upper one so as not to weigh down the gaze.
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Consultation before injection treatment
Your journey begins with an initial consultation. During this, we’ll assess your skin tone and undertone to select the right pigment. We’ll discuss the differences between, for example, nano brows and microblading, taking into account the asymmetry of your eyebrows. You will receive factual information on how the pigment behaves in the skin, as well as precise advice on aftercare.
You will receive a personalised treatment plan tailored to your body.
Cosmetic tattooing
Step by step
We follow a rigorous clinical process from diagnosis to recovery, designed to maximise effectiveness and ensure your safety.
Consultation
Medical assessment and choice of method
You will meet with your specialist, who will analyse your specific skin condition. Using advanced measurement tools (brow mapping), we will sketch out a precise and balanced shape. We will select colour pigments based on your skin’s undertone, and you must approve the template before we proceed.
Before your treatment
Preparations for safe treatment
To minimise the risk of bleeding, which could cause the pigment to fade, you must not drink alcohol or coffee, or take blood-thinning medication (such as paracetamol) in the 24 hours leading up to the treatment. You should also avoid prolonged exposure to the sun and retinol products in the treated area after the treatment.
The day of treatment
Safe care at the clinic
We often apply a topical anaesthetic cream to make the procedure more comfortable. The specialist then uses sterile, single-use tools to carefully implant the pigment into the skin. The entire process at the clinic (including anaesthesia and design) usually takes 2 to 2.5 hours.
Recovery & healing
Self-care and convalescence guidelines
Careful aftercare following microblading is essential. You should avoid getting the area wet during the first few days, and completely refrain from using the sauna, swimming in chlorinated pools, strenuous exercise and applying make-up to the area throughout the healing phase (approx. 2 weeks).
Monitoring & results
Medical check-up and final assessment
Between 30 and 50 per cent of the colour fades during the initial healing process. That is why a follow-up appointment (included in the price) is always necessary after approximately 4–8 weeks. It is during this appointment that we replenish any lost pigment and refine the shape to achieve the final result.
Our specialists
At The Faculty, we ensure that your treatment is carried out by certified permanent make-up specialists. Working with colour pigments on the face requires an in-depth understanding of colour scales, skin structure and medical asymmetry. This combined expertise is your guarantee of a symmetrical and anatomically safe result.
Who can undergo the treatment?
These techniques are intended for healthy individuals over the age of 18. During the consultation, we will assess whether your skin is suitable. If you have oily or acne-prone skin, Powder Brows are often recommended over Microblading, as the hair strokes may otherwise run. If you have active eczema, psoriasis on your face, active herpes (in the case of lip tattooing) or a tendency to develop keloid scars, we advise against the treatment. Under no circumstances do we treat pregnant or breastfeeding patients.
Our clinics
At The Faculty, medical expertise meets a welcoming atmosphere. At Hangövägen 20, you will find our custom-built clinic, designed to meet strict clinical standards for hygiene and safety. For injection treatments and skincare, we welcome you to our walk-in clinic at Humlegårdsgatan 14 in Östermalm. Our practice is guided by a scientific approach and extensive experience, creating a safe and transparent treatment journey.
Payment guarantee and insurance
We make sure you receive clear information about every aspect of your treatment, including the exact cost. As a patient of a formally registered healthcare provider, you are automatically covered by the relevant patient insurance. For those who wish, there is also the option to spread your payments through our secure financing partners.
Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions about Microblading and Lip Blush
Frequently asked questions about microblading and lip blush
What is the difference between Powder Brows and Microblading?
This is the most common question. Microblading uses a hand-held tool to etch individual ‘hairs’ into the skin, creating a very crisp and defined look. Powder brows use a machine to scatter thousands of microscopic dots of pigment, creating a soft, shaded effect (as if you’d filled in your brows with eyebrow powder).
What does the day-by-day healing process for microblading involve? (Help, my microblading faded after a week!)
It’s very common to start panicking around day seven. The process goes something like this: Days 1–3: The brows are dark and defined. Days 4–7: The skin starts to flake and scabs fall off. Days 8–14: The skin underneath is new and opaque, which makes the pigment look faded or milky (it looks as though the colour has disappeared). Weeks 3–4: The colour ‘returns’ to the surface once the skin has regained its full transparency, though in a softer shade.
How long do microblading and eyebrow tattoos last?
Generally, the results last between 1 and 3 years. How quickly the colour fades depends on your skin type (oily skin repels colour more quickly than dry skin), how much you sweat, and your exposure to UV light. Most people choose to have a colour boost once a year to keep their brows looking sharp.
What is the difference between ombre brows and microblading?
Ombre brows is a specific technique within the Powder brows method. Here, the brow is shaded gradually, from a very light and soft front edge at the bridge of the nose to a sharper and darker tail. Microblading uses only the hair-stroke technique. Sometimes the two are combined, which is known as ‘Combo brows’.
What is Lip Blush and how does it work? (What is Lip Blush?)
Lip blush (or cosmetic lip tattooing) is a technique that involves applying a light layer of pigment across the entire surface of the lips. It is used to define the contour, even out asymmetry and create the illusion of slightly fuller lips (an optical treatment for thin lips). Healing is quick; the lips swell during the first 24 hours and the colour often flakes off in just 3–5 days.
Is it possible to have cosmetic eyeliner tattooing done without any risk to the eyes?
Yes, permanent eyeliner is very safe when performed by a certified specialist in a sterile environment. The needle works extremely shallowly, right along the lash line, and your eyes are kept closed throughout the procedure. It may tickle and feel a bit strange, but most people do not experience any severe pain.
How long does the treatment at the clinic take, and how long is the recovery period?
The procedure at the clinic takes around 2 to 2.5 hours, nearly half of which is spent on measurements and anaesthesia. The immediate recovery period (when the area weeps and scabs form) takes around 7–14 days for eyebrows and 3–5 days for lips. You won’t need to take time off work, but you will need to adjust your exercise and shower routines.
