Definepmu

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Semi Permanent make-up Artist, Nano, Ombré/ Powder/Combination Brows, Microblading, Lip Blush & Skin treatments.

19/04/2026

Very little natural brow to work with here.

A soft nano approach was used to rebuild the brow and restore shape in a way that sits naturally within the skin.

For more delicate, mature skin, nano is often a better option than microblading, allowing for finer, softer strokes and a more natural healed result.

Subtle, but transformative.

Photos from Definepmu's post 28/03/2026

LVL lash lift

your natural lashes, just lifted and defined
no mascara needed

17/03/2026

One of the most common things I hear is
“I just go every year for a top up…”

But it’s not always that simple.

PMU sits within the skin, not on top like makeup.
It creates a soft base and acts as a guide, not a replacement.

The skin can only hold so much pigment.
Brows may look great after the first one or two top ups…
but after that, it starts to build.

This is when colour can shift
tones can appear cooler or slightly grey
and results can begin to look heavier or flatter over time

The right technique, pigment and timing all matter not just adding more.

This is how results stay soft, natural and long-lasting.

📍 Hoole, Chester
Define PMU + Skin

Photos from Definepmu's post 12/03/2026

Lip neutralisation journey ✨

When lips have a higher level of natural melanin, the first step is often neutralisation to balance the tone before adding the final colour.

Working in stages allows the pigment to heal more evenly and the final colour to look softer and more natural.

Every set of lips is different, so correction and colour are sometimes built gradually over multiple sessions.

📍Define PMU + Skin
Hoole, Chester

27/02/2026

When everything feels a little chaotic…
a small reset can change everything.

Hybrid stain brows for that quietly put-together feeling.

Photos from Definepmu's post 23/02/2026

Beautiful results are rarely accidental.

Lip blush, particularly when correction is involved, is a very different process from a standard treatment.

Natural lip tones, underlying pigment, and melanin depth all influence how colour heals and settles within the skin. Correction work requires a deliberate pigment strategy, careful layering, and patience across sessions.

This result was achieved over two carefully planned appointments, focusing on shape balance, tone refinement, and long-term healed outcome.

Healed results always tell the real story.

✨ Define PMU + Skin
Where subtle changes make the biggest difference.

09/02/2026

Pigment absolutely matters.
But pigment alone doesn’t determine healed results.

Skin condition, depth control and needle configuration all matter, if not more.

DM HEALED for the free guide.

Photos from Definepmu's post 31/01/2026

This nano brow treatment included colour correction to neutralise old green pigment from previous permanent makeup, combined with fine nano hairstrokes to rebuild shape where natural brow hair was sparse.

Temporary brow treatments can only go so far when there is residual pigment underneath. In this case, nano brows were the most effective way to restore balance, soften the colour, and achieve a natural long-term result.

This is why consultation, skin assessment, and choosing the right technique matter so much in permanent makeup.

📍Based in Hoole, Chester, I specialise in natural nano brows, brow correction, and colour correction for clients who want subtle, long-lasting results without heaviness.

29/01/2026

Soft, natural nano hairstrokes.
Designed to enhance what’s already there, not overpower it.

28/11/2025

Brows, lip blush and colour correction are all included, whether you’re wanting a soft enhancement or a full transformation.

Online booking: www.definepmu,com
📍 Chester • Hoole • Define PMU

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Lightfoot Street Hoole
Chester
CH23AD

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 2pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 2pm
Thursday 9:30am - 5pm
Friday 9:30am - 5pm
Saturday 9:30am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 3pm