Brows

There are many variables when considering which brow technique is best such as your skin type, skin health, activity level, and specific brow goals.

During your consultation, we will go through a thorough assessment of your skin, working together to determine the best technique that aligns with your preferences and suits your individual skin characteristics!

Cosmetic tattooing is intentionally designed to fade naturally over time, influenced by factors such as skin type, lifestyle, age, metabolism, medications, and pigment type used. Exposure to the sun and certain types of lighting, including tanning beds, can impact the breakdown of these pigments. To maintain the vibrancy of your brows, it's essential to follow the provided aftercare instructions and schedule touch-ups as needed.

Touch-ups are a normal and expected part of the permanent cosmetics process. Please be aware that final results can vary and are not guaranteed due to the unique nature of each individual's healing skin. A follow-up appointment is recommended at 4-8 weeks, allowing us to assess your pigment retention and make any necessary adjustments for optimal results.

A topical numbing agent is used to make you comfortable during your service as pain tolerance varies from client to client!

In the initial hours following your service, expect your brows to appear darker and bolder due to oxidation in the skin's surface layer. The color might also appear warmer initially. Temporary redness or swelling around the treated area is normal, usually resolving within 48 hours.

Around day 3, you may observe some flaking or light scabbing on the treated area. It's crucial not to pick at it, as doing so could result in pigment loss. Your brows may initially look spotty or patchy until the entire brow completes the healing process. Some areas might seem very light or even lose pigment entirely after peeling due to the thicker epidermis, which can mute or hide the pigment underneath. Over the next 4-6 weeks, the epidermis will normalize, revealing softened pigment more clearly on the skin's surface.

By the 4-6 week mark, your brows will be fully healed. Any pigment that doesn't return will be addressed during your touch-up appointment. If you desire darker or bolder brows, additional color or dimension can be added during that appointment based on your preference.

The initial touch-up session is necessary to evaluate and adjust the cosmetic tattoo after the initial appointment. It addresses potential fading, enhances color and shape, optimizes longevity, and ensures client satisfaction by refining and perfecting the results achieved in the initial session.