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Beautiful The Permanent Makeup Clinic

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10411 122 St NW #Suite 100, Edmonton, Alberta, T5N 4C2, Canada
(780) 905-0652 beautifulmakeup.ca
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Apr 1, 2019
Erin is the best in town. I love my eyebrows and lip liner. Highly recommended. Who new permanent makeup could give me this much confidence, thanks so much.

Feb 16, 2019
I had my eyebrows micro-bladed at another salon, for my son's wedding, nothing like what l asked for, they were dreadful. Too thick and black, they looked like 2 big fat slugs on my face. I wish l'd of known about Erin before l'd gone there! Luckily l found her, and she has been working on fixing my eyebrows. She is fantastic, takes her time and each time they look better and better, she has corrected the colour, to a nice brown and made them thinner. She's amazing!

Oct 5, 2018
I just read a bad review which has prompted me to write my own review! I had my eyebrows done by Erin 2 years ago now. Erin is lovely, meticulous, professional, and extremely good at what she does. My brows look fantastic, and I totally love them. I have had a few touch ups now due to healing issues, and Erin has always been a pleasure to deal with. If you are going to have permanent make up done, I would suggest you do lots of research, try to understand the process, talk to people, speak to Erin, and book your service with her. Thank you again for my beautiful brows!

Feb 12, 2019
Erin did my eye liners and she used too thick needle and the ink spread out under my skin of my eye lids leaving me with bruises like look. unfortunately it is a real review ! and i am attaching pictures -- I don't know what would cause it but it happen and it doesn't go away. This is after 6 years now and it's still here. Before i didn't have to use makeup now i have to just to cover it !!!! Don’t get so defensive with calling me a coward and a troll it is unprofessional – just admit it, it happened because it did. I know it was long time ago but I was still hoping it will eventually go away like you see half of the liner did but off course the worse part didn’t. I didn’t want to make a big deal of it at the beginning but it is disrupting with my daily live for a very long time. I have to use makeup , when I use to NOT, now I have to, to cover it up. It turned out into a big problem over long period of time. I have been in 5 different places no one can remove it so I am sure you will not be able to as well. I will still try to go to doctors so maybe it can be removed with laser. I don’t know I am still hoping. With you acting this way I am sure I can find my statements and show + prove I was your client. why did you remove the pictures of my liners ?

Mar 7, 2019
My confidence is so much much better now than it was thanks for that amazing work from amazing people

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