Frequently Asked Questions

Microblading is a relatively new manual method of semi permanent makeup, as compared to the traditional eyebrow tattoo technique. It is done using a very fine blade, that deposits pigment into the epidermis. This method is ideal for anyone wanting to enhance the look of natural eyebrow hair. The results are more natural, flawless, & give you an overall full brow look 

This Brow style does not include any hairlike strokes to mimic the look of a “natural brow”. Instead this technique requires complete shading of the brow, from the head to the tail. The Ombré Powder Brow can be compared to brows when filled in with makeup. The head starts out light & gradually fades darker towards the tail. This style is for those who desire a more sharp & fierce look 

This brow style combines both microblading & ombré style all included in one. It is a combination of microblading at the beginning of the brow & blends into shading towards the tail. Perfect for those who are looking for a super natural yet more profound look. 

It is extremely likely. Within the first 2 weeks of the initial process the color fades at least 30-40%, may also tend to look patchy & uneven. After this period, typically between 4-8 weeks, a follow up appointment will be needed. The follow up appointment is less time consuming then the initial one. As well, any changes you would like to make may be discussed 

The result can last anywhere from 1 to 3 years. Many factors can affect this time frame, such as the clients type of skin, proper care of the brows after the procedure, & many others. It is recommended to have a touch up done annually to retain the proper shape & saturation of pigment 

Everyone acquires a different level of sensitivity, so it is impossible to give a direct answer. A topical anesthetic is always applied prior and throughout the treatment, this will help alleviate any sensations of discomfort. Some clients may even feel one brow is more sensitive than the other. You will hear a scratch like noise during the procedure, this is normal & nothing to be concerned about.