ABOUT ME
MY JOURNEY
A background shaped by aesthetics, skin expertise and precision.
Hello, I’m Saskia Wegele.
My career began in hospitality, where attention to detail, careful listening and an instinct for subtle nuances quickly became second nature. That way of working still shapes what I do today.
A strong interest in aesthetics then led me into the beauty industry and to qualify as a certified International Make-up Artist. Training in SFX / Special Effects Make-up further sharpened my eye for colour, form, proportion and precision.
Training in natural skincare added another essential dimension: a deeper understanding of skin, the differences from one person to another, and the way it can respond individually to pigments, techniques and healing.
Permanent Makeup brought these disciplines together. Colour, form, proportion, skin expertise and precise workmanship now form the foundation of my practice, with both aesthetic and medical pigmentation at its core.
For me, the aim is never to follow a trend or change a face. It is to understand what is already there, read proportions carefully and plan pigmentation so naturally that it feels entirely at home on the person wearing it.
HOW I WORK
Permanent Makeup, shaped by judgement and precision.
For me, Permanent Makeup starts with the person, not the technique.
Facial features, natural proportions, skin, existing pigmentation and the result you want all shape the right approach. I do not work to a fixed formula, and I never choose a technique simply because it is currently in fashion.
Shape and colour are considered from the outset. I assess carefully, pre-draw precisely and select pigment tone, intensity and technique around the individual starting point. The pigmentation itself is built gradually and with control, so the finished result sits naturally within your features.
Every new pigmentation treatment is planned across two coordinated appointments. Only after healing can we see how the skin has retained the pigment and where any precise refinement may be useful at the perfection appointment.
Honest advice matters just as much as technical execution. If another technique would be more suitable, a requested result is not realistically achievable, or I would advise against pigmentation, I will say so clearly.
Good Permanent Makeup should not announce itself as pigmentation. It should feel so natural that shape, colour and expression remain in balance.
WHAT DRIVES MY WORK
When the result feels like it has always belonged to you.
For me, Permanent Makeup is successful when it does not look like a change, but like something that has always belonged to you.
The aim is never maximum impact. It is the balance between expression, proportion and naturalness—supporting existing features, restoring definition where it has faded and returning colour where it is missing, without overpowering the person behind it.
That philosophy is especially important in medical pigmentation. Illness, surgery or other physical changes can alter the way someone sees themselves. Areola pigmentation, scar camouflage and other specialist treatments can help restore visual balance.
This is not about treating a medical cause or pretending a change never happened. It is about using colour, form and precise pigmentation to support areas where a visible change feels difficult to live with.
Seeing someone look in the mirror and recognise a little more of themselves again is one of the most meaningful parts of my work.
That is why I see Permanent Makeup not simply as aesthetics, but as a practice that calls for judgement, restraint and a clear sense of what is genuinely appropriate.
Qualifications & Specialisms
Expertise should never stand still.
Ongoing professional development is a natural part of my work.
Permanent Makeup continues to evolve—from techniques and pigments to professional standards. I do not believe in adopting every new method. I assess developments carefully and only bring them into my practice when they meet my standards for quality, safety and results.
That keeps my knowledge current without compromising the principles behind my work.
Professional background
Certified International Make-up Artist – including SFX / Special Effects Make-up
Natural skincare practitioner with a holistic approach to beauty
Ayurvedic massage therapist
Permanent Makeup & Pigmentation
Professional training as a Permanent Makeup Artist
Advanced training in medical pigmentation
Microblading Academy with Branko Babić / PhiBrows
Ongoing specialisation in modern Permanent Makeup techniques, pigments, colour theory, colour correction, Conceal PMU and pigment removal
EXPERIENCE, ALWAYS EVOLVING
MY STANDARD
Experience also means knowing when not to treat.
Not every technique is appropriate for every starting point.
Professional judgement also means recognising when another approach would be more suitable, when medical clarification should come first, or when I would advise against treatment altogether.
I want you to understand why I recommend a particular approach and what can realistically be achieved. Careful assessment, precise planning and an honest appraisal are every bit as important to me as the pigmentation itself.
The goal is not the biggest possible effect, but a technically sound, natural-looking result that feels right for you over time.