"How much is it?" is usually the first question — and one that too many studios answer with "DM us." We'd rather you walk in knowing exactly what things cost and why. Here are our real 2026 prices for every permanent makeup service, plus the two costs people forget to budget for: the touch-up, and what it costs to fix work that was done cheaply somewhere else.
Permanent makeup prices at a glance
Beauty Point 2026 price list (Lyndhurst, NJ)
- Powder (ombré) brows — $600
- Nano brows — $700
- Hybrid brows (nano + powder) — $650
- Lip blush — $650 new clients / $550 existing clients
- Lip liner — $400
- Eyeliner — lash enhancement $600 · winged $700 · lower liner $350
- Perfecting touch-up (6–8 weeks) — $150 brows or eyeliner / $200 lips
- Consultation — free
Brow pricing, explained
Why does the same brow area range from $600 to $700? Technique. Powder brows ($600) build a soft, shaded, makeup-like finish and are the most forgiving across skin types. Nano brows ($700) create individual hair-like strokes with a machine — the most technically demanding and time-intensive option, which the price reflects. Hybrid brows ($650) combine strokes at the front with powder shading through the body for a best-of-both look.
Not ready for permanent makeup? Non-permanent brow styling is its own menu: brow shaping and tinting is $50, and brow lamination with tint is $120.
Lip pricing, explained
Lip blush is $650 for new clients and $550 for existing clients. It's one of the longest appointments on the menu — lips are a large, sensitive area that demands careful layering for an even, natural flush. Lip liner alone, which defines the border without a full blush, is $400. If you have cool or dark lip undertones, neutralization may be part of your plan; that's exactly what the free consultation determines.
Eyeliner pricing, explained
Eyeliner has the widest spread because the styles differ so much in scope. A lash-line enhancement — pigment placed tightly in the lash line for invisible definition — is $600. A winged liner, which adds visible thickness and a tail, is the most detailed at $700. Lower liner, a smaller and quicker area, is $350.
The cost people forget: the touch-up
Nearly every permanent makeup service is a two-step process. Skin heals unpredictably, and the 6–8 week perfecting session is where your artist refines shape and rebuilds any spots that healed lighter. At Beauty Point the touch-up is a separate paid appointment: $150 for brows or eyeliner and $200 for lips.
Budget for the complete result
Removal and correction pricing
If you're living with old, discolored, or badly shaped permanent makeup from another studio, you have two paths. Saline removal lightens or clears old pigment at $200 for the first session and $150 for each additional session — most clients need 2–6 sessions with healing time between them. Color correction, where the existing work is good enough to rework rather than remove, is priced the same as the corresponding new service — there's no correction surcharge.
Why prices vary so much between studios
You'll see permanent makeup advertised across a huge range, and the difference is rarely random. Price tends to track:
- The artist's experience — years of practice, training, and a portfolio of healed (not just fresh) results
- Time on the table — careful mapping, numbing, and layering takes hours; rushed work is cheaper for a reason
- Materials and safety — quality pigments, sterile single-use needles, and proper studio hygiene all cost money
- What's included — consultation, aftercare guidance, and follow-up support differ widely between studios
This is work that sits on your face for years, and fixing bargain work is genuinely expensive — a full saline removal course can approach the price of the original service before you even start over. Choosing an artist on price alone is the most expensive mistake in permanent makeup.
Is it worth it?
Think of the cost per wear. A brow service that lasts for years replaces the daily pencil-and-powder routine, the products themselves, and the ten minutes every morning spent drawing symmetry by hand. Spread over its lifespan, permanent makeup usually works out to pennies per day — with the bonus that it doesn't smudge at the gym, in the pool, or by 3 p.m.
The bottom line
Expect $350–$700 per service at Beauty Point depending on what you choose, plus a $150–$200 perfecting touch-up at 6–8 weeks. The consultation is free — Kasia will look at your skin, your goals, and any existing work, and give you an exact, no-surprises plan before you commit to anything.
