Licensed tattoo artist
A Fine-Line Tattoo That Actually Means Something
Jessie is a licensed tattoo artist first, not a permanent makeup artist who picked up a tattoo machine. Fine-line work is where that license gets used the way it was meant to.
Placement, size, and detail change the work completely, so the piece is priced once Jessie has seen what you want. What doesn't change: single-use needles opened in front of you, and an honest conversation about how the piece will age.
Pricing
$50 minimum
Tiny tattoo · 30 min
The tattoo has to be approved and scheduled by Jessie once the $50 minimum fee is paid. Anything larger than a tiny piece is quoted from there, because a wrist line and a detailed design are genuinely different amounts of work.
Questions people actually ask
Why is the price a minimum rather than a flat rate?
Because a small line-work piece on a wrist and a detailed design across a larger area are genuinely different amounts of work. The $50 books the slot and gets the design approved; the piece is quoted from there.
Does fine-line tattooing use the same equipment as permanent makeup?
It's a related but separate discipline. Both require Jessie's tattoo license; fine-line work uses standard tattoo equipment rather than PMU implantation tools.
How do I know what I want?
Bring reference images to your consultation. Placement and sizing get worked out together before anything happens.
Is there anything I need to do to prepare, or that could rule me out?
The same general prep rules apply here as any procedure at the studio: skip caffeine, alcohol, and blood thinners beforehand, and let Jessie know about any skin conditions in the area when you book your consultation. Bring it up early rather than at the appointment.
Will a fine-line tattoo fade or blur over time?
All tattoos shift slightly as skin ages and pigment settles, fine-line work included. How sharp it stays depends on placement, how it's cared for while healing, and your own skin. That's part of what gets talked through at your consultation, along with the design itself.
The same Florida tattoo licence that covers this work covers her permanent makeup, and the rest of what she does is on the services page.
Ready to book?
Start with a session, or start with a conversation. Either way works.
Before you book
Had permanent makeup done somewhere else before?
Send a photo before you book. It takes Jessie two minutes to look, and it means she walks into your appointment with a real plan, whether that's fresh work or a correction.
There is also a real list of conditions, medications and waiting periods that affect whether you can book at all. Read Know Before Booking.
No charge
Free 15-Minute Consult
Not sure which service is right, or getting PMU done for the first time and want to talk it through first? Sit down with Jessie for 15 minutes. She'll listen to what you want, answer every question, and there's no pressure to book anything. Bring your questions and any reference photos; leave with an actual plan.