If you want to be cared for by an award-winning microblade artist, the Immaculate Touch luxury microblading clinic is around 30 minutes away from Gravesend and is definitely worth the trip.
Microblading near Gravesend
Microblading for your eyebrows is a long-lasting natural enhancement, helping you to wake up every morning looking as Immaculate as you did the night before.
Our location
Our private clinic is nestled in the Kent countryside, about 30 miles outside of central Gravesend (view directions). You can also park safely and for free directly outside the clinic, free from the hustle and bustle of Gravesend’s busy roads and car parks.
Consultation
Georgie is an award-winning microblade artist. She will start with a consultation to ensure that you are completely comfortable before proceeding. This includes discussing the shape and colour of your new brows and what to expect during (and after) the treatment.
Microblade eyebrows
If your daily regime involves the tiresome ritual of penciling in your eyebrows, a microblade treatment (also known as “eyebrow embroidery” or “eyebrow tattoo”) could be life-changing. It’s also ideal if you spend a fortune on eyebrow makeup or are tired of having hardly any eyebrows at all.
Microblading is a tattooing technique that uses a hand tool to apply pigment. Georgie will create natural-looking, ultra-fine lines that resemble individual hairs. Semi-permanent eyebrows look beautiful and natural. They can also be a life-changing method for those with very sparse brows.
Machine method eyebrows
Machine method eyebrows are similar to tattooing, so it’s not entirely painless. However, the treatments are gentler and less invasive than normal tattooing and an anaesthetic cream is applied before the treatment to further reduce discomfort.
This innovative process can create many looks including “Ombré brow”, which is a soft powdered effect brow that fades at the edges. Ombré brows, powder brows and Hairstroke simulation can all be achieved by the machine.
Semi-permanent eyeliner
Whether you choose a subtle ‘lash enhancement’ following your own lash line or a thicker and more striking look, semi-permanent eyeliner promises to open up any eye and offers you the benefit of not having to reapply it every day in with the struggle of creating an even look on each eye.
Semi-permanent eyeliner is applied using Semi Permanent Makeup (SPMU), also known as micropigmentation. The technique involves using precision equipment to deposit small amounts of hypoallergenic pigment into the dermal layer of the skin to enhance your natural beauty.
Semi Permanent lip tint and liners near Gravesend
We provide full lip tints (otherwise known as Ombre lips) and permanent makeup lip liners. We’ve helped many Gravesend clients gain fuller, bolder, more beautiful lips. Using semi-permanent makeup, we can expertly shape and colour your lips, producing a natural anti-ageing look, also correcting any dissymmetry issues.
We only use the very latest techniques for your lips to help you achieve a long-lasting perfect shape and colour. This is carefully crafted to compliment the shape of your face, natural smile but most importantly, your skin tone.
Our Google reviews
“Georgie is the absolute best at what she does! I wouldn’t go anywhere else for microblading- not only is her work amazing but she puts you at complete ease during treatment. The results are so natural too!”
It really is worth the trip to visit us if you’re in Gravesend and we’re also ideally located for:
DA9 – Greenhithe, Stone
DA10 – Swanscombe, Ebbsfleet
DA11 – Gravesend (west), Northfleet
DA12 – Gravesend (east), Chalk, Shorne, Cobham
DA13 – Meopham, Istead Rise, Vigo, Southfleet
Gravesend trivia – How did Gravesend get its name?
If you ask around, you’ll hear some people claim that Gravesend got its name because it was where the “graves ended” after the Great Plague of London (1665), which affected London very badly. It’s said that bodies were shipped from London down the river to Gravesend to be buried due to the lack of space in London. But, is this claim true?
Well, let’s take a look further back to see if we can answer the question.
In the Domesday Book of 1086 Gravesend is actually recorded as Gravesham; this is the very first name of the area on record. Back then, it belonged to the half-brother of William the Conqueror. It’s thought the name comes from “graaf-ham” which could mean “the home of the reeve”, “bailiff of the lord of the manor”.or “place at the end of the grove”.
There is yet more speculation, that Gravesend’s name origin is linked to a place in Holland called “s-Gravenzande”; there are also claims that it comes from the Saxon “Gerevesend”, meaning the end of the port warden’s authority.
This is all further confused by the town’s links to a neighbourhood of Brooklyn, New York; which has tenuous links to the Dutch spelling
Suffice it to say, it’s all very confusing!
What we do know is that Gravesend is recorded as “Graveshend” in a court record of 1422 and this is attributed to where the graves ended after the Black Death.
Verdict – It seems we may never know for certain. All we do know is that place names predominantly got their name from either topographical features/what the land looked like/was used for or sometimes they were named after the person who owned the land or had authority over it.
Perhaps more importantly, the name recorded in the Domesday Book was quite literally hundreds of years before the Great Plague of London even happened so its unlikely that the name had anything to do with a plague.
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