Microblading is a technique used to make subtle enhancements on a person’s eyebrows - this helps to create fuller, more beautiful brows. A handheld pen consisting of multiple micro-blades is used to make fine, short incisions on the skin to mimic the appearance of natural hair. It looks most natural on clients who already have a semi full brow of hair and are wanting to perfect their shape. The more hair you have, the more natural it will appear. Microblading heals best on young, healthy, and dry/normal skin types. Oily and aging/thin skin is not recommended for microblading. If you are in this category, you would be a better candidate for the combination or ombre brow.

Ombré shading or Powder brows are another form of permanent makeup for eyebrows, a process of infusing pigment into the skin to simulate the appearance of filled in brows or makeup. A handheld machine with a single needle is used to implant pigments into the skin. This technique is beautiful on ALL skin types.

Combination brows are a mixture of both techniques, using microblading at the head of the brow and shading throughout the tail.

Permanent makeup is a form of tattooing and there are some medical conditions and medications that prevent clients from getting the service. Occasionally, a doctor's note can be accepted for special cases.

Permanent cosmetics services cannot be performed if you are:

• Pregnant or breastfeeding.

• Under the age of 18.

• Taking immunosuppression medication/have been diagnosed with an immune disorder.

• Have any active infection.

• Have an upcoming surgery within 4 weeks.

• Taking blood thinning medication.

• Noncompliant with aftercare instructions.

• Diabetic.

• Have an undiagnosed/untreated heart issue.

• Have taken antibiotics in the past 30 days.

• Have tendency to keloid.

• Have had peels/laser/microneedling within the past four weeks.

• Have taken accutane in the past year.

• Have had laser resurfacing in the past year.

• Have had botox injections on the forehead within 3 weeks.

• At high risk of infection/must take antibiotics during dental work.

• Most people who have had their brows tattooed previously. Please contact me with a photo of your brows if questions.

Before your appointment, please be sure to avoid blood thinners, alcohol, ibuprofen, and any other pain relievers 24-48 hours before your appointment. Caffeine the day of the procedure may increase discomfort levels and blood flow. Retin A and fish oil must be stopped at least 10 days prior to the service. Feel free to fill in your brows before the appointment so I have a reference, bring reference pictures, along with the pencil or pomade you currently using to fill in your brows with. Item description

Permanent makeup or cosmetic tattooing is designed to fade over time. Factors such as skin type, lifestyle, age, metabolism, medications, and pigment color all affect the longevity of the tattoo. Direct sunlight and tanning beds can affect the rate at which these pigments are broken down as well. To take care of your brows, follow the aftercare instructions and touch-up your brows as needed approximately every 1.5-2 years after initial service. Touch-ups are normal and expected for Permanent Cosmetics.

*Please note that final results vary and CANNOT be guaranteed due to the nature of the skin as it heals

Currently, I am only accepting virgin brow clients with no previous work. If you think your previous work has faded enough to be considered a client, please email a picture of your brows for further discussion.

Topical 5% Lidocaine is used to make you comfortable throughout your procedure. However, pain tolerance varies from client to client. Having the procedure during your menstrual cycle may increase your sensitivity.