EYEBROW MICRO-SHADING
What is Micro-Shading?
Permanent eyebrows shading offers versatility to suit various preferences and styles. Whether you prefer a soft and natural look or a more defined and sculpted appearance, the technique can be tailored to your desired outcome. It is also an excellent option for individuals with thinning or over-plucked eyebrows, restoring a natural and youthful appearance to the brows.
Micro-Shading Styles
Powder Brow
Powder Brow is a technique that creates a soft, powdered effect on the eyebrows, mimicking the appearance of filled-in eyebrows using makeup. This technique is suitable for those who desire a natural-looking, soft, and well-defined brow.
Ombre Brow
Ombre Brow technique creates a gradient effect on the eyebrows, where the color is lighter at the front (inner) part of the brow and gradually becomes darker towards the tail (outer) part. This technique adds depth and dimension, resulting in a more pronounced and defined brow.
Nano Combo Brows
Combination Brow combines elements of microblading and shading techniques. It involves using machine hair stroke/nano brows to create hairstrokes at the front of the brow for a natural look, while shading is applied towards the tail of the brow to add density and depth. This technique offers a balance between a natural and defined brow.
Nano Brow
Nano brows are a form of cosmetic tattoo that mimics the look of hair strokes to create hyper-realistic eyebrows. Not only is nano brows suitable for a variety of clients, but it’s the perfect natural brow makeover.
6-8 Week Touch-Up
$150
6-8 week touchup after initial appointment to perfect and make sure your eyebrows are healed nicely.
Before Booking
Before booking, ensure you are a good candidate.
CONTRAINDICATIONS
- If you are Pregnant.
- If you are Diabetic.
- Under the age of 18.
- A Hemopheliac.
- HIV/HPV Positive.
- Taking any Blood Thinners or Sleeping Pills, Blood Pressure Medications.
- No recent Chemical Peels.
- Taking Diuretics or Hormone Replacements.
- Taking Painkillers or Antibiotics.
- Taking Tranquilizers or Immunosupressents.
PRE-CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Before Your Appointment:
- Avoid Blood-Thinning Medications: Aspirin, ibuprofen, and other blood-thinning medications can increase the risk of bleeding and bruising during the procedure.
- Avoid Alcohol and Caffeine: Refrain from consuming alcohol and caffeine for at least 24 hours before your eyebrow micropigmentation appointment.
- Discontinue Retinol Products: If you use retinol or any other skin exfoliation products, it is advisable to stop using them on the eyebrow area at least one week before the procedure.
- Avoid Sun Exposure and Tanning: Protect your eyebrows from excessive sun exposure and avoid tanning beds prior to the appointment.
- No Facial Waxing or Tweezing: Refrain from waxing, threading, or tweezing your eyebrows at least one week before the micropigmentation procedure.
- Stay Hydrated: Proper hydration is essential for healthy skin and optimal healing.
- Arrive with Clean Skin: On the day of the procedure, make sure your eyebrow area is clean and free from makeup, oils, and lotions.
- Communicate Medical Conditions and Medications: Inform your technician about any underlying medical conditions, allergies, or medications you are currently taking.
- Plan for Healing Time: Keep in mind that there will be a healing period after the micropigmentation procedure. Plan accordingly by avoiding activities that may cause excessive sweating, such as intense workouts, saunas, and swimming pools, during the initial healing phase.
AFTER-CARE INSTRUCTIONS
After Your Appointment:
- Keep the Treated Area Clean: Gently cleanse the eyebrow area using a mild, non-abrasive cleanser or micellar water. Use a clean cotton pad or soft cloth to dab the area, avoiding any rubbing or scrubbing motions. Cleanse the area twice a day, morning and night, for the first week.
- Avoid Water Exposure: Avoid getting your eyebrows wet for the first 7-10 days after the micropigmentation procedure. This includes avoiding activities such as swimming, saunas, steam rooms, and hot tubs.
- Apply the Recommended Aftercare Product: Apply a thin layer of the product to the treated area using clean hands or a cotton swab.
- Avoid Touching or Picking: It is crucial to resist the temptation to touch, scratch, or pick at the treated area. Doing so can cause infection, pigment loss, or scarring. Let the scabs or flakes naturally shed on their own during the healing process.
- Avoid Makeup on the Treated Area: Refrain from applying makeup, creams, or lotions directly on the eyebrows until the healing process is complete.
- Protect from Sun Exposure: Protect your eyebrows from direct sunlight, tanning beds, and excessive UV exposure during the healing phase.
- Avoid Excessive Sweating and Exercise: Minimize activities that cause excessive sweating or exertion during the initial healing period. It is recommended to avoid intense workouts, saunas, and hot yoga for at least two weeks.
- Avoid Facial Treatments and Chemical Peels: Refrain from undergoing facial treatments, chemical peels, or laser treatments on or near the eyebrow area until the healing process is complete.
- Follow Up with a Touch-Up Appointment: Eyebrow micropigmentation typically requires a touch-up appointment after a few weeks to ensure the best results. It is important to attend this follow-up appointment as scheduled to refine the shape, adjust the color, and address any areas that may need additional pigment.
- Consult Your Technician for Any Concerns: If you have any questions, concerns, or experience any unusual symptoms during the healing process, contact your technician promptly. They will provide guidance and address any issues that may arise.