Semi-Permanent Makeup Colour Boost in Rugby
A colour boost appointment in Rugby, Warwickshire, may help refresh existing semi-permanent makeup as it naturally fades.
Keep the colour and definition you love.
Over time, semi-permanent makeup naturally softens and fades. A colour boost is a maintenance appointment intended to refresh pigment and restore definition to an existing treatment once enough fading has taken place.
Laura will assess your healed makeup, its current colour and shape, and whether a refresh is suitable. The treatment can help revive an existing look while taking into account how your skin has retained pigment since your original appointment.
The right time for a colour boost differs for everyone. If the existing colour is still strong, or the shape needs a significant change, Laura may recommend waiting or booking a consultation before proceeding.
If you are considering a colour boost in Rugby, Laura will first review the healed pigment and whether it is ready to refresh.
Fresha also lists 4–12 week top-up appointments separately from longer-term semi-permanent makeup colour boosts. If you're unsure which appointment type you need, book a consultation or contact Laura before selecting your service.
What makes it special
Thoughtful enhancements, individually designed for you.
Restore definition
Bring renewed clarity to a favourite, previously healed treatment.
Personal assessment
Laura considers your current pigment, faded colour and existing shape.
Refresh at the right time
A tailored approach avoids retouching pigment before it has faded sufficiently.
Your questions, answered
A little reassurance before you book. You can also explore our full FAQ for more information.
VISIT OUR FULL FAQWhen should I book a colour boost?
Bonni Brows generally recommends considering a boost around 12–18 months after your initial treatment, provided the pigment has faded sufficiently. Individual timing varies.
How faded should my previous makeup be?
Bonni Brows advises allowing approximately 30–40% fading before a retouch. Laura will assess your current result and advise if it is ready.
Is a colour boost the same as a new treatment?
A colour boost is generally intended to refresh existing semi-permanent makeup. If you want a major change of shape or style, a different consultation or treatment plan may be required.
Can I book if another artist did my original treatment?
Please contact Bonni Brows first with clear photographs of the healed area. Suitability depends on the existing pigment, depth, shape and previous work.
Will I need aftercare again?
Yes. After a colour boost, follow the aftercare instructions provided by Laura, just as you would after your original semi-permanent makeup appointment.
Is a 4–12 week top-up the same as a colour boost?
Fresha lists 4–12 week top-ups and semi-permanent makeup colour boosts as separate appointment categories. The right service depends on your existing treatment and how long ago it was completed. Check with Laura if you're unsure which to choose.
Time for a little refresh?
Check availability and discuss whether a colour boost is right for you.