Onyx Aesthetics

Eyeliner tattoo 😍

Hello gorgeous and her new hybrid brows .. 😍 ✨️

My son is finally looking like me.. Woo hoo. Ace 15

3D ar**la tattooing after mastectomy is about so much more than creating something that looks realistic. For me, it’s about the woman sitting in front of me and everything she went through to get to this moment.
I love hearing my clients’ stories... the diagnosis, the surgeries, the hard days, the victories, and the journey back to feeling like themselves again. Knowing their story helps me understand what this service truly means to them.
Every tattoo is personal. Every journey is different. And being trusted with this part of someone’s healing will never be something I take lightly. 🤍

Before my clients ever walk through the door, I’m already preparing the room for them.
The lighting, the music, the scent, the warmth, the energy it’s all intentional. But just as important is preparing me.
I take a little time to clear my mind, settle my body, and get grounded so I can be fully present for whoever is about to walk into my space. Because people don’t always come in carrying just skin concerns or an appointment on the calendar. Sometimes they’re carrying stress, grief, anxiety, exhaustion, or simply the weight of life.
I’ve always believed you can feel the energy of a room and you can feel the energy of the person taking care of you.
So before you arrive, I’m setting the atmosphere. I’m preparing my mind, body, and soul. I’m making sure this room feels calm, safe, warm, and welcoming.
The treatment starts before you ever get on the table.
That’s what intentional vibes mean to me. See you soon babes 😘

This one stopped me in my tracks.
Sometimes you spend so much of your life just being who you are that you don’t realize the moments other people carry with them.
I’ve always been someone who feels people deeply. I can walk into a room full of people and somehow feel when someone isn’t okay. I notice the shift in their energy, the heaviness behind a smile, the person who is trying their hardest to hold it together.
For a long time, I’ve carried the weight of other people’s pain right alongside them. Sometimes that has felt like a curse because I don’t always know how to turn it off. But the older I get, the more I understand that it is mostly a gift.
And this comment reminded me of that.
I honestly may not remember every detail of that moment, but she does. Something that may have felt small or instinctive to me became something she held onto during one of the hardest times in her life.
That means more to me than I can explain.
This is one of the many “whys” in my life. Why I’ve always felt called to take care of people. Why my career has never just been about skin, brows, treatments, or appointments. Why creating a space where someone can feel seen, safe, cared for, or simply breathe for a little while matters so much to me.
You never really know what someone is carrying.
And sometimes the greatest thing we can give another person is simply letting them know, “I see you. You’re not alone. You’re going to be okay.”

What a beautiful reminder that the smallest moments of kindness can stay with someone for years.

There is no version of you that was wasted.
The woman who was building.
The woman who was raising a family.
The woman who was chasing a dream.
The woman who sacrificed because something mattered more in that season.
The woman who changed, grew, struggled, succeeded and kept going.
She was becoming.
I think sometimes women look back and wonder where they went during the busiest chapters of their lives.
Maybe we didn't go anywhere.
Maybe we were simply busy creating the life we once hoped for.
And when life begins to make a little more room for us again, we don't have to “find ourselves.”
We get to meet the woman all of those years created.
Every chapter deserves a little grace.
And every woman deserves to be proud of the woman she's becoming. Keep reminding yourself that. Cheers my beauties