Talia Williams

Microblading is a tattooing method that involves applying semi-permanent color to the skin with a small handheld equipment made up of numerous microscopic needles.

Ombré is a technique used to blend from one color to another. It involves the combination of microblading and microshading to achieve a look that gives the brows a natural faded effect, going from a feathered look at the front to a defined look at the tail of the brow. This method is more beneficial for people who have oily skin.

Microblading can range anywhere from 18 to 30 months. Touch ups are usually recommended once or twice a year in order to maintain desired results and depending on how well one’s skin takes with the pigment.

When it comes to the level of discomfort involved in this service, each person will have their own experience. Numbing is used multiple times during the procedure to aid in any discomfort. The pain associated is nothing unbearable and can be tolerated.

Your brow area may seem pink when you leave your session, and the pigment itself may appear darker than you like. They will gradually fade to a softer, more natural color over the healing phase (1-2 weeks), but they will not be unattractive. For best results, follow your aftercare instructions provided after your procedure.

Common expectations:

• Day 1: WOW! I got my brows done and I love them!
• Day 2-4: Why are they so dark?
• Day 4-7: They are scabbing and itchy, but I will NOT pick at them.
• Day 8-14: Still scabbing and getting lighter, keep trusting the process.
• Day 15: Time to schedule my touch up!
• After touch up: I am OBSESSED!

Please pay attention to the following:

• Mothers that are expecting and/or if you are nursing
• Have a history of keloids and/or hypertrophic scarring
• Currently going through chemotherapy and up to 6 months after completion of treatment
• Individuals with epilepsy or anything that could cause a neurological trigger
• Uncontrolled blood pressure
• In poor state of health
• Have psoriasis or skin irritations near the treated region
• Diabetics
• Viral infections
• On medications that promote bleeding

Brow lamination is similar to getting your brows permed. It is a way to manipulate the hairs with chemicals to enhance what you already have. For a bolder look, the treatment is frequently combined with a brow tint.

Brow laminating usually lasts four to six weeks. It might last up to eight weeks depending on how well you care for your brows. It's recommended that you get your brows re-laminated after the four to six week period to keep the look for a longer period of time. As for the tint, it can last 3-5 weeks, and we recommend coming in for a touch-up every 4-6 weeks. In order to maintain the longevity of your brows, we recommend you follow your aftercare instructions correctly.