Moi-Noi Permanent Makeup

Moi-noi is headed by Lynn van Vuuren, She is a qualified permanent make up artist and somatologist. After school, she could not decide what her passion and purpose was in life. All she knew was that she loved art, and that it had to be something in that direction. So she decided to go and study Fine art in Bloemfontein. 2 Years later Lynn ended up in Potchefstroom at Tina Scholtz Academie, where she completed her 3 year somatology course. Long story short, she still did not feel satisfied.

After a few years in the industry, in 2002 while Lynn worked for one of South Africas Top Aesthetic Clinics, called Nanita Dalton, she had the opportunity to further her knowledge as far as Lasers, Endermologie, Slimming etc and last but not least her very first introduction to the Permanent make up world.

Since Lynn had her first client she just knew that this was what she really want to do. But it was a hard and difficult road before she and her clients were satisfied with the end results. Most of the Permanent make up pigments out there contains Iron Oxide that eventually leads to either colour changes, eyeliners turn blue, brows pink, lips purple and even black or it doesn’t last in the skin.

She did her training with various companies and 2015 was her saving grace. After months of research she finally got the opportunity and privilege to have met the Legend in Permanent make up Industry Nora Barnard. Nora is the only USA Master Certified Intradermal Cosmetic Artist and Trainer in South Africa. Using the world Renowned Premier non iron oxide pigments.

Lynn successfully finished her Permanent makeup Advanced course in Intradermal Cosmetics with Nora and am Proud to say that clients will have absolutely amazing results not to mention paramount levels of satisfaction.

No more Blue eyeliners, pink eyebrows or purple/blue or black lips.

Finally her dream came true, Lynn believes that her Purpose in life is to make women feel good about themselves through her love and passion for art.

Remember to always ask what a therapist is going to do and what pigments they are using. There are just too many horror stories, and the results can be a nightmare you might have to live with forever.