Microblading
How does it work?
The eyebrow microblading treatment starts with designing the shape, thickness and colour of the brows. This design differs from person to person. The perfect eyebrows are based on the client’s wishes, the artist’s skill and experience and the design software if any.
Once design is done, the artist draws hair-like strokes with pigment in the upper layers of the skin. The pigment is placed with a handheld tool that has 6 to 18 microneedles. This doesn’t hurt like a regular tattoo; most people compare it to plucking eyebrows with a tweezer. The process takes about 2 to 3 hours. After about 6 weeks, a touchup is needed to ensure a perfect end result.
Immediately after the first treatment, your brows will look a bit darker. The colour will fade during the healing process that takes about 2 weeks. The eyebrow artist will advise you about aftercare during this process.
After the touch up, you will see the final result that lasts for 6 months to 2 years depending on your skin type. After 2 years, the pigment leaves the skin and leaves your eyebrows exactly as they were before.
Curious what difference fuller, darker and perfectly shaped eyebrows can make for you?
Perfectly Formed and Color Lips
We will decide on color choice that best suits client skin tone and current lip color. Then, we will review how best to correct or improve lip shape if necessary. A topical numbing cream will be applied, which will take approximately 20 minutes to take effect. The specialist will use medical-grade device to create the lip stain (all items that touch the skin are single use and are discarded after the treatment). Then entire treatment will last about two hours.
There is no downtime, however the lip will take about two weeks to heal. Please follow After-care instructions and return for the Perfecting Session (included in the price of the True Lip Color treatment) within two months. Between the initial treatment and the Perfecting Session, you may experience fading of the treatment area. This is natural and part of the treatment process.
Results will last for up to two years.