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Make up to Make Love In

The key to semi-permanent make-up is that you don’t see it.  Or rather, that the finished effect is subtle enough to make you simply look like a fresher, prettier version of you.  For this ultra-long-lasting technique it’s vital to turn to a true expert, to ensure the most beautiful, fresh, natural-looking - and safe - results. 

What Nicky Clarke is to fabulous hair, Debra Robson-Lawrence is to the art of Semi-Permanent Make-Up.    

Based in a discreet Harley Street clinic, Debra is the acknowledged leader in her field, having pioneered Semi-Permanent Make-Up over 20 years ago.  Today, her client list includes actresses desiring high-definition perfection right through to women who’ve lost their eyebrows through chemotherapy or alopecia, and who long to look their confident best again. 

Debra’s own trademarked micro-pigmentation technique - FAME® (Facial Aesthetic Micro Enhancement) is ultra-delicate, and uses her signature revolutionary Liquid Perfection customised pigments.  It’s perfect for enhancing brows, contouring and defining lips, or adding a flattering infusion of rosiness to lips that are grey, or have a lifeless appearance, and can even be used to successfully re-create the appearance of eyelashes - a godsend for anyone who has lost their own eyelashes through alopecia, cancer, or for burns patients.       

With results lasting many months or a few years Semi-Permanent Make-Up can last through hectic days (and passionate nights!), giving the confidence that you look terrific in a way that even the highest-tech make-up simply can’t.  Debra’s technique can also be used for optical nipple and areola reconstruction in women who’ve had implants after partial or total mastectomies; she donates 10 per cent of each reconstructive procedure to Breast Cancer Care.

Debra is director of the Academy of Semi-Permanent Make-Up.  Like all of us, she has seen less-than-fabulous results achieved by inexperienced professionals and - with her technical know-how and her artist’s eye - is dedicated to improving the image and raising the standards of the Semi-Permanent Make-Up industry. 

For further information see Debra's website.