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Permanent Cosmetics by Leah

7309 US-42, Florence, KY 41042, USA

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Place Types Beauty salon
Address 7309 US-42, Florence, KY 41042, USA
Coordinate 38.997227,-84.6286071
Website Unknown
Rating 4.3
Compound Code X9WC+VH Florence, KY, USA

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Lola (07/08/2020)

I'd been wanting to get my sparse eyebrows done for a long time but was very nervous about getting the procedure. After consulting with several cosmetic artists in the area, Leah was by far the most helpful and professional. She answered all of my questions thoroughly and and put my worries at ease. The process itself was painless and easy.nI'm extremely pleased with the results and receive compliments on my new brows often - the hair strokes look fantastic and natural.nHighly recommend!

Katie Creekmore (06/18/2020)

I love my permanent eyeliner! I've had it done for over 3 years and It still looks amazing! Thank you so much Leah

Kelli Clark (08/22/2019)

Would have LOVED to seen Leah’s work, but after leaving a phone message, she returned my call and left me a message about calling back at 4:30. I text her back and apologized that I couldn’t answer her phone call. No response. 2 days later, I left another phone message. No response. I guess she’s just too busy to take on any more business. But no worries...I found another gal who was willing to take my money.

HeeSook Ha (06/25/2019)

No. Just no. I had Leah tattoo my eyebrows back in 2014 (FIVE years ago), pre-Microblading. I thought something was weird when she didn’t wipe the ink/blood off, and she said to me “you can always fill in any patches with a brow pencil.” Like lady, WTF, the only reason anyone gets permanent makeup is to avoid having to put regular makeup on! She basically tattooed little skinny black sharpie eyebrows that were starkly visible against my natural, sparse but wide eyebrows. Since then, I have had to use an Anastasia pencil to blend her bad work into my natural brow hairs - they looked too thick but better than leaving them alone. Now the “hair strokes” have bled together and look violet-ish, and SO HEAVY. I have had my 2nd Li-FT Pigment Lightening session (with a DIFFERENT artist who actually has her own leased bricks-and-mortar location, not operating out of the basement of backwoods KY hair salon, ugh), and they are slowly fading away. But at $150 a session and separated 8 weeks apart, it is expensive, painful, inconvenient, drawn-out and unpleasant. I have probably 2 more sessions and hopefully Leah’s horrible work will be permanently got after so many years. Save your money and your face.