Emily Coverdale Permanent Cosmetics

My team, my biggest fans, my reason, these are the ones I do this for 🫶🏻

Remaining availability for February 2027 💫

Wednesday 3rd Feb 12.30pm
Monday 8th Feb 9.30am & 12noon
Tuesday 9th Feb 11.30am
Wednesday 24th Feb 9.30am, 12 & 2.30pm

If you would like to make a booking please use the link on my website. Alternatively if you would like any more info please just message me.

Thank you ☺️

✨ FULLY BOOKED FOR 2026 ✨

Grateful to all of you for keeping me so busy 🫶🏻

For all your bookings, recommendations & referrals… Thank you x

My next available treatment date is Tuesday 2nd February 2027. To make a booking please use the online link on my website or if you would like further info please just DM me.

Thank you x

⭐️ AVAILABILITY UPDATE ⭐️

Only 2 appointments remaining for 2026 so grab them whilst you can!

Tuesday 15th Dec @ 1pm & Wednesday 16th Dec @ 12.30pm

DM to make a booking x

The ‘I want them to look natural’ look 😍

Ruth came to me with old faded PMU. She wanted her new look to be natural & unnoticeable. Luckily because there was only a slight residue of old pigment we were able to seamlessly blend the new strokes into the old. ✨

New Manuals 💫

Our training manuals just had a little revamp! Content was kept simple, learner friendly & visually engaging to ensure our students aren’t overwhelmed with the amount of information we pack in!

We keep all of our training courses small to ensure our students get the most from their in-house training with us.

If you have been thinking about a career change or have been considering adding permanent makeup to your treatment list, then this is your sign 💫

For more information please send us a DM ✉️

It’s a full Hyperrealism series 📸

A little tawny rose Lip Blush top-up 🌹

The eyebrow healing process ❤️‍🩹

Going from top left to bottom right.

Top row - My 2 year old faded brows ready for a new set.

Day 1 & 2.
Eyebrows are a little swollen & slightly red (inflammation) in areas after the procedure. Due to oxidation & excess pigment, eyebrows will at this stage be at their darkest. The swelling of the eyebrows will also make them feel slightly thicker. This thicker, darker stage is temporary and part of the bodies natural healing process.

Middle row - Day 3, 4 & 5.

Swelling has reduced and the eyebrows are back to normal size. As the skin starts to heal tiny scabs are formed to create a protective layer making the brows look dark still. This stage can be a little itchy! The darkness is again temporary and the scabs will start to flake off around day 5.

Bottom row - Day 6, 7 & 8.

As the scabs start to come away the eyebrows will be flakey & the colour will start to look a little uneven in areas. Once brows are fully healed they will reveal a softer, lighter colour.

Everyone heals different. Some faster than others. Some will retain pigment better than others. It is essential that you follow the aftercare advice we give you to ensure you get the best possible healed result for you.

This babe took a little round trip from Leicestershire today to visit me in clinic 🤎

Oily skin like this can be difficult to tattoo due to the open pores but I’m so pleased that we still able to achieve some beautiful dainty hairstrokes.