Helena Jones Permanent Makeup

Helena Jones Permanent Makeup Microblade, Permanent Makeup, Cosmetic & Medical Tattooist. Passionate about what I do! Client satisfaction is the benchmark of our success.

Permanent Makeup Artist, Microblade & Micropigmentation Technician, operating throughout Warwickshire. Helena Jones Permanent Makeup is dedicated to providing beautiful, long-lasting makeup that saves precious time on applying daily cosmetics and enhances your natural features. Permanent cosmetics is a beauty treatment that follows a process similar to tattooing. Also known as permanent makeup, mi

croblading or micro-pigmentation, it involves carefully depositing pigments into the upper layers of the skin to add colour, shape and definition to eyebrows, lash lines and lips. It gives a natural effect that can last for many months – in some cases, years. The exact duration will depend on factors such as skin type, sun exposure and lifestyle. Refresher treatments every 12–18 months are often required to maintain perfect results. The simple process can help boost your confidence through subtly enhancing your features, and is a convenient and lasting solution for both women and men. It can combat the effects of scarring, conditions such as alopecia and, in the case of eyebrows, over-plucking. All treatments take place in a relaxed salon environment, carried out by professionals trained by the internationally renowned KB Pro and Nouveau Contour.

Colour boost for my lovely client and friend. Best part of a colour boost, you get fresh brows and I get to catch up on ...
11/07/2026

Colour boost for my lovely client and friend. Best part of a colour boost, you get fresh brows and I get to catch up on what you’ve been up to.

10/07/2026
10/07/2026

😎☀️This summer, we're thrilled to be partnering with Lidl GB to launch Mr SPF 30.5 – a fun campaign with a serious message.

As Pitbull's UK tour gets underway, thousands of fans are expected to don bald caps in tribute to 'Mr Worldwide'. While it's all part of the fun, it's also the perfect opportunity to remind everyone that bald and closely-shaved scalps are particularly vulnerable to the sun's harmful UV rays.

Skin cancer is the UK's most common and fastest-rising cancer, yet around 90% of cases are preventable through simple sun-safe behaviours.

That's why we're delighted to be working with to spark conversations about protecting your skin in an engaging and memorable way.

💛 The Mr Bald-wide Bundle includes a limited-edition Mr SPF 30.5 Cien SPF 30 Sun Spray, UV-protective aviators and a Lidl Plus voucher offering 30% off Cien sun creams and sprays!

🛒 Just 2,500 bundles will be available from 10am on Monday 6 July for £3.05, with every penny donated to SKCIN to support our life-saving work in skin cancer prevention, education and early detection.

🔥Fans travelling to Pitbull's London concert on 10th July will also have the opportunity to pick up a free bottle of Mr SPF 30.5 at London Victoria Station between 11am and 5pm, while stocks last.

If you're heading to see Pitbull or simply enjoying the sunshine this summer…
☀️ Slip, Slop, Slap, Slide, Shade... and don't forget your scalp!

👉Find out more: www.lidlmrspf305.co.uk

Last year, I was super proud to become a partner with the ‘TATA Foundation’. This is a charity that funds the creation o...
23/06/2026

Last year, I was super proud to become a partner with the ‘TATA Foundation’. This is a charity that funds the creation of hyper-realistic 3D ni**le and ar**la tattoos for breast cancer survivors.

• Purpose:

The tattoos are created to mimic the natural look of the ni**le and ar**la, hoping to provide a sense of normalcy and self-confidence for breast cancer survivors.

• Hyperrealism:

The tattoos strive for a high level of realism, creating the illusion of a 3D ni**le.

• Free of Charge:

The TATA Foundation aims to offer these treatments without cost to survivors, relying on donations and fundraisers to cover expenses.

• Specialised Artists:

The foundation partners with trained tattoo artists to ensure high-quality, permanent tattoos that are more durable than those typically offered by nurses.

• Impact:

By providing these tattoos, the foundation helps survivors feel more confident in their bodies and move forward with their lives after breast cancer treatment. The charities’ purpose is to make sure that everyone has access to the life - changing services of ar**la tattooing, regardless of their financial status. The Tata Foundation was born with this in mind, a charity to raise funds to cover the costs of ar**la tattooing for those who need it the most. Additionally, the sponsored artists hold a fundraiser once a year to further raise funds for the cause.

With this in mind, My amazing husband is taking on the very important role of fund raising and is cycling 720K (that’s 450 Miles)!

From Jeremy: -

In July, I’ll be taking on one of the toughest cycling challenges in Europe, a brutal route first created 76 years ago by the Cyclo Club Béarnais. Starting in Hendaye on the Atlantic coast, I’ll ride the length of the French Pyrenees to the Mediterranean town of Cerbère, staying as close to the Spanish border as possible.

The goal: complete the route in under 100 hours. Along the way, I’ll ride 720km tackling 18 mountain passes and over 11,000 metres of climbing, including iconic Tour de France climbs like the Col du Tourmalet and Col d’Aubisque.

When my legs are failing and the voice in my head says “stop”, I’ll need something stronger to keep me going — which is why I’m doing this to raise money for Alzheimer’s whilst also supporting Helenas partner charity the ‘TATA Foundation’.

Your support will make a real difference. If you’re able to sponsor me, any contribution (big or small) will help push me over those mountains and towards the finish line.

So please if you can, I would be extremely grateful for any donation that you can make, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Helena x
Registered Charity number - 1209696

Help Jeremy Jones raise money to support The Tata Foundation

17/06/2026

👀 Check your man from top to toe! Here’s what to look for:

‼ 70% of melanoma appear as a new mole:
New healthy moles don’t commonly appear in adulthood so they are worthy of your special attention - even if they are very small and especially if they appear very dark / almost black.

👉 The remaining 30% of melanoma arise in an existing mole or freckle that follows one or more of the ABCDE of melanoma rule:

A= Asymmetry - when one half of the mole doesn’t look like the other
B = Border - when the borders become irregular, ragged or blurred
C = Colour - when there is more than one colour visible / no uniform pigmentation
D = Diameter - when the largest diameter is greater than 6mm (but could be smaller!)
E = Evolution - any changes to the size, shape, colour, surface characteristics or sensation

In addition keep an eye out for the following that could indicate a rarer form of melanoma:

‼ Any lump or bump on the skin that’s Elevated, Firm to touch and Growing.

⚠ Skin cancer comes in many forms and many guises! For all the tools, tips and tricks to help you learn more and take charge of your skin health and surveillance, install the SKCIN app on your mobile device:

📲 Go to: app.skcin.org (using Safari on iOS or Chrome on Android - as these native browsers support the installation of progressive web apps).

Tap ‘INSTALL’ and ‘Add to Home Screen’

💪 It’s and we want to raise awareness of the prevalence of skin cancer in men. Knowledge is power - share it with the men you care about.

- every month is

Check out this amazing achievement by Revive Scar Massage & Therapy. Clever lady x
17/06/2026

Check out this amazing achievement by Revive Scar Massage & Therapy. Clever lady x

12/06/2026
11/05/2026

‼ Melanoma can affect all skin types...

There is a general misconception that people with darker skin tones are immune to skin cancer - this combined with the fact that the early signs and symptoms are often more difficult to detect, unfortunately results in greater morbidity and mortality.

In the case of Bob Marley, his melanoma was mistaken for trauma / bruising of the nail bed, caused by playing football!

Whilst skin cancer is less common in people with darker skin tones, when melanoma does occur, the most common places a tumour may develop include areas of lighter skin, such as:

• Under the nails (subungual melanoma - as highlighted in this post)
• Mucous membranes, such as inside the mouth
• The palms of the hands, the soles of the feet and the lower legs (acral melanoma)
• The anogenital region (the area around the groin and a**s)

It is imperative that ALL skin types check their skin regularly (once a month) for the early signs of skin cancer and seek immediate advice from a qualified healthcare practitioner with any new, unusual or changing moles or skin lesions.

For all the advice, guidance and self-management tools you need to help reduce your risk of skin cancer and detect the early warning signs - head to: SKCIN.ORG

08/05/2026

Around 70% of melanoma follow the ABCDE warning signs - but be warned...

Whilst the ABCDE rule is a great detection tool - the vast majority of melanoma actually arise as a new mole!

This means they can be very small (often dark / almost black in appearance) and can be as small as a pen tip!) Therefore the ABCDE warning signs may be difficult to detect with the naked eye.

🔑 KEY INFORMATION:

The appearance of a new mole in adulthood is worthy of your special attention and potentially cause for concern.

Get to know your skin. Check it monthly - from top to toe and seek immediate medical advice with anything NEW, UNUSUAL or CHANGING!

💛 EARLY DETECTION, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT - SAVES LIVES!

👉 For all the advice, guidance, self-management tools and information you need to help you reduce your risk of skin cancer and detect the early warning signs - visit https://www.skcin.org

📲 OR - for a practical solution to have EVERYTHING in one place, at your fingertips - Install the Skcin app at: https://app.skcin.org/
(install using your devices native browser - Safari on iOS or Chrome on Android)



Loved creating these hair-stroke brows for this lovely lady.  They will soften on the heal, this photo is immediately af...
20/04/2026

Loved creating these hair-stroke brows for this lovely lady. They will soften on the heal, this photo is immediately after the treatment.

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West Croft Studio. Welford Road, Long Marston
Stratford-Upon-Avon
CV378RH

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