"Excellence is not an accident." - Kari Boatner
Born and raised in Daytona Beach Florida, Kari began a career in the Aviation & Aerospace industry. Her passions, always focused on people, creativity, and beauty, soon led her in a different direction. While modeling in New York City, she had permanent eyeliner applied. The results convinced her that permanent makeup would be part of her future. Kari’s artistic ability, attention to detail, “can do” attitude, and heart for helping others all found an outlet in permanent cosmetics. To become the best in the field, she sought out the finest training the industry had to offer. "Excellence is not an accident" is the motto that underscores every procedure that she performs.
Kari’s reputation for excellence has led to invitations to be the key-note speaker and certified technician (CPCP) for the Society of Permanent Cosmetics Professionals as well as elevation to the highest levels attainable within the American Academy of Micropigmentation. Her unique approach to cosmetic application has resulted in domestic and international clientele and students. Kari served as an integral component to the cosmetic team at Florida Oral & Facial Surgical Associates in Daytona Beach for 18 years. She currently provides services in Florida at EVOLVE MD Modern MedSPA in Port Orange, and at VITALITY Regenerative Medicine in Suwanee,GA. She provides a clinical approach to all of her permanent cosmetic services while also providing services for other physician offices within the medical community.
On A Personal Note
Kari is a single mom raising twin boys in Buford, Georgia. Active in athletics, the boys, Major and Thor, earned their 2nd Degree Black Belts and Kari her 1st Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do.
Additionally, Kari has dedicated the past 9 years to helping her clients improve their "inside beauty" by providing nutritional and fitness guidance. "I've been helping women LOOK more beautiful on the outside for years; what a gift it is to help women also live a strong, vibrant life by helping them make their health a priority."
