Also known as micropigmentation, microblading, permanent, cosmetic tattooing and eyebrow embroidery. These are all forms of implanting pigment into the dermal layer of the skin, allowing for fade over time. Rather than being a permanent tattoo. This is a longer lasting alternative to henna brows and tinting.

Hair stroke method, also known as microblading is when tiny hair like strokes are implanted using a nano hand held blade. This can be the most natural of finishes. Recommended on normal – dry skin types, for the sharpest healed results. If you wear brow makeup everyday this method might not be enough for you. It is perfect for someone just wanting more of a defined shape to the brow, however is still prepared to add pencil when necessary. Ombre, also know as powder brow is more of a makeup look rather than completely natural. It is a technique using a digital machine and sterilised single use needle to shade the area of the brow. This can be as dramatic or as natural as desired. Often the fronts of the brows are feathered / pixelated to create that graduation of tone. Again there can be many different outcomes depending on the desired style. This is suitable or all skin types including oily or those with open pores. Combination, This is a mix of the two previous methods. If you are a fan of the ‘fluffy’ look but also like a slightly more made up pencil look this is the style for you. Like Ombre, the shading can be done as softly or as dramatic as desired. Also great for all skin types.

Longevity of brow makeup can vary for every individual. Factors such as skin type, skin care, lifestyle, sun exposure, metabolism etc can all play roles in the fade of semi-permanent cosmetics. You should be expecting to return for a colour boost appointment between 9-15months on average. To help with longevity you can wear factor 50 over the brow area when in the sun, be careful when applying active skin care and or retinol to the face (avoid brows), chemical peels can also impact fade. If you have an iron deficiency it might be worth looking at supplements, this can also lead to quicker colour fade.

NO absolutely not! It is advised to wait 3 months after breast feeding before getting any semi-permanent makeup.

No the hair growth will be exactly the same. It does not stop hair from growing. In some cases it has stimulated hair to grow. You will still need to maintain hair growth shape of brow, however after treatment this is much easier as you have a guide to work around.

A topical numbing cream (LMX 4 – Lidocaine) is applied to the area before treatment. This will help to make the treatment as comfortable as possible.

Treatment is approximately 2 hours. After numb is applied, firstly we will discuss the health questionnaire and any worries you might have. We talk in depth about the desired outcome and look you are wanting from the treatment including colours and shape. I will then map out the brow area and pre-draw so you can see what the outcome will resemble. When you are happy the treatment will begin. This takes around 40-90 minutes depending on the brows. Once finished you might be slightly red or swollen but that will go down soon after.

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No, during the 2 weeks post treatment the brows will change. You will experience them being slightly darker and bolder within the first couple of days. They will then start to flake and crisp. During this stage you need to be very careful. They will then appear much lighter before pigment returns and softens. At day 14 approx. they will remain like that. After first treatment patchiness can be expected due to pigment retention. It is usually after the second session you will have retained the pigment more evenly. Aftercare is crucial to great results.

Yes, it is possible to work over the top of some faded pigment. However I require photographs of all previous work, so I can decide on appropriate action to take. Results are never guaranteed as there are so many factors which will impact the healing of corrective work. Please DO NOT book a one-off colour boost treatment if you have had semi-permanent elsewhere. I need to see the area first and confirm treatment required.