Winnipeg, Manitoba
Permanent makeup, softly done.
Lip blush, brows and skin-tone camouflage by Geet Sarkaria, in a private studio where one client is seen at a time.

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Lashes
Lips
Scars and stretch marks
The studio
One artist, one client at a time. Every shape is drawn on your skin and every colour is tested against it, and nothing is tattooed until you have looked in the mirror and said yes.
- Where
- Private studio in Winnipeg. Address sent with your booking.
- When
- Open daily, 10 am to 7 pm, by appointment only.
- Who
- Geet Sarkaria, at every appointment.
What we do
Nine services in four groups. Each has its own page with who it suits, how it heals and how long it lasts.
Permanent makeup
Colour placed in the skin so brows and lips keep their shape through sleep, sweat and a Winnipeg winter.
Lash and brow styling
No pigment, no needles. Your own hairs lifted and set for six to eight weeks.
Skin
Treatments for tone and texture, planned around what your skin can comfortably take.
Paramedical camouflage
Skin-tone pigment worked into healed scars and stretch marks so they draw less attention.
Before and after
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These images are illustrative. Results vary with skin, healing and aftercare.
All results

More even colour and a clearer lip line, without the look of lipstick. About lip blush


A sparse brow filled and shaped to follow the brow bone. About microblading and ombré brows


Pale stretch marks toned closer to the surrounding skin so they stand out less. About stretch mark camouflage

Paramedical camouflage
For scars and stretch marks that have finished healing.
Camouflage tattooing places pigment matched to your own skin into pale, settled marks. The contrast drops, so the eye stops landing there.
It does not suit every mark. It works on flat scars and stretch marks that are lighter than the skin around them and at least a year old. Geet checks yours in person and tells you plainly whether it is worth doing.
How an appointment goes
Four stages, in this order, for every tattoo service. Lash, brow and skin appointments follow the same first three.
Consultation
We look at your skin, talk through what you want and go over your health history. You leave with a clear quote and no obligation.
Drawn and agreed
Brows and lips are measured and drawn on. Camouflage colour is mixed and tested against your skin. Nothing starts until you approve it in the mirror.
The appointment
Unhurried, one client in the studio. Numbing is used for tattoo services, and every needle is single-use and opened in front of you.
Healing and follow-up
You go home with written aftercare. Tattooed colour settles over about six weeks, then a follow-up session refines anything that healed lighter.
The artist
“I started Lumora to offer a quieter kind of permanent makeup in Winnipeg. Skin health and precision come first, and the artistry follows from there.”
Geet Sarkaria
Permanent makeup artist and paramedical aesthetics specialist
Where clients come from
Winnipeg and the communities around it.
St. Vital · St. Boniface · Sage Creek · Bridgwater · Waverley West · Fort Garry · River Heights · Tuxedo · Charleswood · Osborne Village · Transcona · The Maples · Amber Trails
Appointments are open to clients from anywhere in Winnipeg, and from nearby communities including East St. Paul, Steinbach, Selkirk, Stonewall, Headingley, Oakbank and Niverville. The studio is a private home studio, so the exact address is sent with your booking confirmation.
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Common questions
How do I book an appointment?
Send an enquiry through the form on this site, or call or text the studio. Tell us which service you are interested in and any dates that suit you, and we will reply to arrange a free consultation or your appointment.
How much does it cost?
Prices are quoted at your free consultation because they depend on the service, the area and your skin. Once we have seen what you want and what your skin needs, you get a clear quote before anything is booked.
Does it hurt?
Topical numbing is used, and most people describe the sensation as light scratching or pressure rather than sharp pain. Comfort varies from person to person, and the lips tend to be more sensitive than the brows.
How do you keep things hygienic?
We use single-use sterile needles, and every client gets fresh disposables and fresh barrier film on surfaces.
How long does healing take?
Most people see the surface heal within about a week or two, but the colour takes around six weeks to settle fully. Brows and lips both go through swelling or tenderness, flaking and a pale phase before the final shade shows.
How long do results last?
Permanent makeup fades over time and is not permanent in the sense of staying unchanged. Brows typically last 1 to 3 years and lips 2 to 3 years, and results vary with your skin and habits.
Start with a conversation.
A consultation is where Geet looks at your skin, draws the shape or matches the tone, and gives you a clear quote. You decide after that.