Cosmetic Services

Eyebrow tattooing, with the same gentle approach

Nano hair stroke brows, ombre/powder brows and combination brows, plus saline tattoo lightening, delivered with the same clinical care as every service here.

Nano hair stroke brows: fine, individual strokes that mimic real brow hairs, for a soft, natural finish. The most requested style for brows that still look like your own.

Ombre/powder brows: a soft, shaded powder finish, fuller and more defined than hair strokes alone. Built for women who want more structure, or who have little to no natural brow hair to work with.

Combination brows: hair strokes and shading together, for depth and definition without looking overdone.

I'm an approved provider through Te Whatu Ora, Health NZ, for eyebrow tattooing, alongside areola tattooing.

Saline tattoo lightening: a professional method to fade unwanted pigment from old or poorly healed brows, allowing for correction, reshaping or recolouring. Results vary depending on pigment depth and previous treatments, so multiple sessions may be needed.

Ask at your consultation for current pricing.

Cosmetic Injecting

This isn't about fixing something wrong with you. Cosmetic injecting at Grace & Grit is a confidence treatment, not a correction, and you don't need anyone's permission to want it. Same as everything else here: grace for the care, grit for showing up for yourself.

Toxin for frown lines and forehead lines. Other treatment areas are available and discussed individually at your consultation. Every treatment is assessed and dosed by a registered nurse, because your face isn't a standard unit count.

Package deals

Some combinations of treatment areas are priced as a package rather than area by area. What's right for you is worked out together, at your consultation.

Ask at your consultation for current pricing. Every appointment starts with a conversation about what you want, not what anyone else thinks you should want.

Botulinum toxin is a prescription medicine. Talk to your healthcare provider about the benefits and risks. For more information, visit medsafe.govt.nz.