Permanent makeup services /FAQ
Wake up with perfect brows!!
Microblading your eyebrows is a very important decision and can be life changing. Please research when deciding who to choose for eyebrow microblading. An important factor is the type of product used. When artist use cheap pigments, they may contain illegal levels of metals and unstable pigment can change color and fade quickly.
We care about our clients health and safety and only use the highest quality pigments.
- Exclusively made for microblading and allow easy application with excellent retention.
- Tartrazine free, as it is highly allergic artificial coloring additive. Therefore, risk of experiencing allergic reaction is low.
- It is not possible to develop reddish shadow.
- It does not migrate under skin.
- Vegan
What is Nano?
Nano is a new form of semi-permanent makeup that creates natural cutting edge technique. It involves the use of ultra-fine needles to create hairstrokes smaller than traditional microblading, to deposit pigment into the skin. This allows for precision and control resulting in detailed and lifelike hairstrokes to mimic the appearance of natural eyebrow hair. The result is gorgeous and lifelike.
What is shading /ombre?
It's the newest trend and now more popular in eyebrow semi-permanent makeup. It gives a soft pixelated/shaded look (like eyeshadow) lighter in the front and darker in the tail. Once healed, it's more natural looking than the old fashion solid color tattoo. Ombre is suitable and great for all skin type, unlike microblading which doesn't stay on oily skin. This technique is more suitable for oily and mature skin.
Is the procedure painful?
Numbing cream is apply before the procedure is done to help. On a scale of 1 to 10, often clients will say its a 3 but only for the first 10 to 15 minute, after that you will be renumb so you will be comfortable throughout the session. Most of my client falls asleep. Everyone is different but it is well worth it.
Who should avoid permanent makeup?
- Those who are prone or keloids or post inflammatory hypopigmentation.
- If you have a transmitted blood disease such as HIV or hepatitis.
- If you have juvederm or fillers in that area
- Patients under chemotherapy
- Oily skin
- Pre-existing eyebrow tattoo that's too dark. It must be light enough to draw hair strokes.
- Those with allergies to alcohol or numbing agents.
What to expect during and after permanent makeup session.
The entire healing process will 4 to 6 weeks depending on how your skin type and age. Your eyebrow will go through several phases and during the healing cycle.
The pigment will appear natural immediately and darker the next day. Because the skin regenerate during recovery period (peeling), brows may appear lighter than original. This might give you the impression that the color is fading too quickly. Often even with proper care, you may lose some hair strokes and can leave you looking uneven. It's absolutely normal, that's why a second session (touch up) is require. My approach is to go lighter first session to see how your skin reacts to the pigment, once you come back for your 6 touch-up I can always add more color and make the brow thicker if you wish. It's always better to add more then to be too dark and not be happy about it. I see this mistake very often.
Once the healing of the skin starts taking place, it will like dandruff flakes or dry skin, it's superficial. Do not rub the treated area while its healing and once it heals, remember to apply spf. The final look will be apparent after 30 days. Now you can enjoy your new look.
Pre-Appointment restrictions
- Avoid alcohol 24 hours prior microblading session
- Avoid taking aspirin, niacin, vitamin e or ibuprofen 48 -72 hours prior.
- Do not apply any active acids, like Retin a, Tretionoin, glycolic etc. 1 week prior appointment.
If you have any questions please give us a call or text! We're happy to help. 281-543-5864