Microblading is a non-invasive procedure that applies semi-permanent eyebrows to your existing brows with tattoo technique in which a small microblade made of tiny needles is used to implant semi-permanent pigment into the skin.
Microblading is typically used on the eyebrows to create, enhance, or reshape their appearance in terms of shape and color.
This small procedure helps transform your existing eyebrows and gives you the appearance that you have make up on 24/7.
Results can last 8-12 months after touch-up; it varies from person to person and their skin type. If you have dry skin, microblading will love you! If you have oily skin, microblading will fade rapidly and the strokes will NOT stay intact.
Pigments will slowly fade over time according to one's metabolism, skin type, sun exposure, medication, and lifestyle.
You will find the procedure almost painless and fast, all you will feel is a slight scratching on your face.
We must remember that the pain levels are manageable, to improve this we will numb the working area before the service begin. A topical ointment provides the necessary results to prepare your eyebrows for the work ahead.
Powder Brows is a semi-permanent make-up procedure for eyebrow enhancement in which a digital tattoo machine is used to implant semi-permanent pigment into the top layers of the skin using the dotting technique or pixelization.
Feather Brows works with the brow’s natural shape and focuses on ‘drawing on’ fine hair strokes using a digital tattoo machine to fill in gaps for a more natural and fluffy result.
Hybrid Brow / Fusion / Combo Brow is a combination of micropigmentation and microblading. Micropigmentation is a technique done with a digital tattoo machine which implants pigment a little deeper in the skin creating a very soft and powdery look after healing is complete.
- Rinse eyebrows, eyes, lips with neutral anti-bacterial soap.
- Apply thin layer of healing balm, _____________ times per day for 3-5 days.
- Do not get the area completely wet while shower.
- Do not pick, rub or scratch the area while healing.
- If it’s necessary, use sterile bandages or sterile dressing.
- If you feel any PAIN or DISCOMFORT, apply a thin layer of antibiotic.
- Avoid makeup on area for 10 days.
- Avoid excessive sweat, beach, swimming, sauna, tanning beds for least 2 weeks.
- Any sign of infection or allergic reaction, please let us know and consult a health care practitioner.
- Any diagnosed infection, allergic reaction, or adverse reaction give us a call and report it to HHS 1.888.839.6676
Lightens old pigment/ink that has been sitting in the skin for years and years and/or remove unwanted permanent makeup, microblading or body tattoo procedure previously done.
After the healing period is finished, you will need a touch up. It is usually required 4-6 weeks after the initial procedure. During this time you will notice that your brows or any other PMU Service have faded, sometimes leaving some gaps. That is why, you will need another treatment in order to get the best results. Don’t think of a touch up as something optional. Think of it as a second part of the complete treatment, something obligatory. Without it, the first procedure might be a waste of money.
The first touch-up lasts shorter time than the initial procedure, because its purpose is to correct irregularities that appeared in the meantime. A touch up is a repetition of the initial procedure but only on the areas that need to be filled in. It is vital to have the first touch-up because only the combination of the procedure itself and the touch up will provide a satisfying outcome.
As time passes, you will notice that your brows or any other PMU Service have faded. A color boost will keep your brows, eyes or lips looking fresh, fantastic and in good shape.
In methods you will be given an aftercare instruction to follow. As an average, within first week you will have light scabbing and flaking. After first week your scabs fall off naturally, and the color will start to popping up. At 3-4 week the skin is completely regenerated. Then you will come back for your touch up session where we can go darker and bolder if needed and to correct any areas that need addressing. After Touch Up, you will start the Healing & Aftercare Process over again.
Clients who are:
- Pregnant or nursing
- Under the age of 18
- Uncontrolled Diabetes
- Have viral infections/diseases
- Epileptic
- Have a pacemaker or major heart problems
- Have had an organ transplant
- Tendency towards keloids or scarring
- Have skin irritations or Psoriasis near the treated area (rashes, sunburn, acne, etc.)
- Sick (cold, flu, etc.)
- Have used Accutane or Doxycycline in the past year
- Allergic to anesthetic (Lidocaine)
As with any cosmetic service we cannot make any guarantees on your final healed result. We are transparent enough to tell all potential clients that we make no guarantees of any kind. As the majority of our clients leave extremely happy, we have had clients where their skin would not retain the pigment after their touch up and had a less than satisfactory result. We will always do what we know works for the majority of our clients however we have no control on how the client’s skin will retain.
It is a non-surgical cosmetic procedure with semi-permanent results. The procedure adds pigment to your lips and not only adds color to your lips but also makes them appear fuller and larger. It can also even out asymmetry. The result is subtle—like a lip balm or stain—rather than a fully-pigmented lipstick.
Lip blush is a form of semi-permanent makeup that is achieved through a digital tattoo machine which a tiny needles deposit pigment into the lips.
Lip blush lasts for years at a time, though the exact results vary from user to user. On top of that, lifestyle choices can impact its longevity. Smoking, sun exposure, and over-exfoliation can cause lip blush to fade faster.
Pigments will slowly fade over time according to one's metabolism, skin type, sun exposure, medication, and lifestyle.
Generally speaking, a lip blush is a safe procedure with minimal side effects. Some of the most common are swelling, redness, and pain in the area. In case of any possible, infection, contact a doctor if you notice excessive swelling, pus, or increasing pain in the days following the appointment.
Make sure to invest in a high-quality lip balm to use after the procedure because dryness, flaking, and peeling are common side effects that could last several days. Expect your lips to be healed after approximately five days.
Since only the outer layer is treated, this is less painful than a traditional tattoo.
Each person experiences pain differently. We must remember that the pain levels are manageable, to improve this we will numb the working area before the service begin.
It’s advised to avoid taking ibuprofen, fish oil, or vitamin E up to 24 hours before the appointment in order to prevent excessive bleeding and bruising. Those with a low pain tolerance could consider taking acetaminophen an hour or two before their appointment.
- Rinse eyebrows, eyes, lips with neutral anti-bacterial soap.
- Avoid to wear any make up (lipstick) for 2 weeks.
- Apply thin layer of healing balm, _____________ times per day for 3-5 days.
- Do not get the area completely wet while shower.
- Do not pick, rub or scratch the area while healing.
- If you feel any PAIN or DISCOMFORT, apply a thin layer of antibiotic.
- Avoid excessive sweat, beach, swimming, sauna, tanning beds for least 2 weeks.
- Pigments will slowly fade over time according to one's metabolism, skin type, sun exposure, medication, and lifestyle.
- Any sign of infection or allergic reaction, please let us know and consult a health care practitioner.
- Any diagnosed infection, allergic reaction, or adverse reaction give us a call and report it to HHS 1.888.839.6676.
Permanent Eyeliner eliminates the need to apply eyeliner with makeup, and can be done on the upper and lower lash line. Permanent Eyeliner can also frame the eyes and can make eyelashes appear thicker, darker and fuller.
- Define your eyes
- No more smudges, smears, or worn-off eyeliner
- Great for people with allergies to cosmetic products
- Enhances the lash line
- Saves time and money
- Great for people with unsteady hands or vision problems
- Swim, shower or excessive without the eyeliners running
- Fills in thin or light-colored eyelashes
- Ideal for total eyelash loss due to trichotillomania or Alopecia
The first procedure takes approximately 2-2.5 hours, after the first service a touch up is needed and will take about 1.5 hours.
You will find the procedure more psychologically scary to most clients than anything else almost painless and fast, all you will feel is a slight scratching on your eyelid.
The discomfort is relative as everyone has a different level of sensitivity.
We must remember that the pain levels are manageable, to improve this we will numb the working area before the service begin.
- Do not wear any eye makeup to your appointment.
- Contact lenses should be removed prior to procedure and refrain from wearing them for a minimum of 4 hours after procedure is finished.
- Do not take Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E, Vitamin C or Advil/Ibuprofen 48 hours before procedure.
- Avoid sun and tanning one week prior to procedure.
- Do not have eyelash extensions. You must have your eyelash extensions removed one week prior to coming in for your permanent eyeliner appointment.
- Do not use Latisse for a minimum of 3 months prior to the procedure. Other lash serums must be discontinued for a minimum of 1 month prior to the procedure. The reason is that those types of serums are very harsh on the eyelids and make your lids quite fragile for cosmetic tattooing. As a result, your eyelids will bleed and bruise. You may resume using lash serum 2-4 weeks after the touch up appointment. t
- Please do not wear any eye makeup for 1 week following the procedure.
- Use lint-free wipes soaked in distilled water to take home with you. Please wipe your eyelid area once per hour for the first 3 hours.
- Apply ice as often as you'd like to reduce swelling, but make sure it is wrapped in a towel.
- You may apply a thin layer of the given ointment to the lash line if necessary, on day 2 and 3.
- If the area starts to flake, leave it. Do not pick or peel off the skin.
- Keep your hand clean and avoid touching the treated areas.
- For at least 2 weeks, or until healing is complete (whichever is longer) avoid excessive sweating, sun tanning, swimming, steam rooms.
- Keep your eye area as dry as possible for the first week.
- Do not get the area completely wet while shower.
- If you feel any PAIN or DISCOMFORT, apply a thin layer of antibiotic.
- Any sign of infection or allergic reaction, please let us know and consult a health care practitioner.
- Any diagnosed infection, allergic reaction, or adverse reaction give us a call and report it to HHS 1.888.839.6676
It is a procedure that deploys a stippling pattern tattoo that imitates hair follicles cut close to the scalp. As a reasonably new technique, scalp micropigmentation can significantly address the cosmetic issues that arise from the hair loss conditions mentioned at the outset.
All those patients who experience hair loss, if you have thinner hair or bald patches or have a permanent scar. Scalp micropigmentation can improve these inconveniences.
This shaved style micropigmentation approach lets individuals choose where to create their hairline. This impacts the framing of your face. This technique makes thin hair look stronger and bald areas denser.
By color matching your hair follicles, the artist decreases the visibility of scars. These small “hair follicle” deposits cause the scar to blend in with the rest of your scalp.
SMP is a semi-permanent makeup procedure for your scalp enhancement in which a tattoo machine is used to implant semi-permanent pigment into the top layers of the scalp placing microdot tattoos in the outer layer of the skin. This stippling pattern gives the effect of hair follicles. It looks like you have cut your hair close to the scalp.
Similar techniques introduce colors into scars allowing them to blend with your scalp.
The artist chooses colors that closely match your natural skin tone.
Depending on the extent of the micropigmentation needed, a regular session can take 4 to 5 hours. Often, individuals choose to split the session in 2 appointments.
Since only the outer layer is treated, this is less painful than a traditional tattoo. Each person experiences pain differently. We must remember that the pain levels are manageable, to improve this we will numb the working area before the service begin.
The purpose of the first session is to create the foundation for your new look. A tiny needle places the color in the outer skin layer. This creates microdots of color intended to look like hair follicles.
During the second and future sessions, more microdots are placed. The procedure completion time depends on when you have your desired outcome.
After each treatment, we will give you specific aftercare instructions.
During the first 4 days after a treatment session, you should:
- Not touch the treated area
- Avoid showering because you don’t want the water hitting the treated area
- Not shave the treated area for at least 10 days
- Avoid activities that cause you to sweat a lot
- Avoid swimming in chlorinated pools for the first 28 days after treatment.
- Stay out of direct sunlight
- Not go swimming because you don’t want the area soaked with water
- Avoid hot tubs, steam rooms, and saunas because they cause you to sweat
- You must also refrain from using moisturizers or shampoo on the treated area.
- The overall goal is to keep it clean and dry.
- Any sign of infection or allergic reaction, please let us know and consult a health care practitioner.
- Any diagnosed infection, allergic reaction, or adverse reaction give us a call and report it to HHS 1.888.839.6676
Beginning of the day 5 after your session, gently wash your head with cold water and mild soap. Put a non-perfumed moisturizer on your scalp 3 times/day. This will help avoid excessive dryness and flaking.
IMPORTANT: Avoid letting your hair grow too long. This will recreate the appearance of patches and thinness. Use an electric shaver instead of a manual razor. AVOID any wet shaving with a razor blade during the first 10 days after the treatment.
The most common side effects of scalp micropigmentation are redness and itching in the treated area. This usually goes away in a few days as the skin on the scalp recovers.
Depending on your lifestyle results can last 3-7 years after touch-up; it varies from person to person and their skin type.
Pigments will slowly fade over time according to one's metabolism, skin type, sun exposure, medication, and lifestyle.
No, it is not. This is a Semi-Permanent Procedure. As time passes, our skin grows and sheds the outer layer. Thus, in time, the pigmented follicles will fade.
Both methods are in category of a semi- permanent makeup, however the method and tool used is different.
In Powder / Fusion Brows is used a digital tattoo machine compared with Microblading that is used a manual tool.
Microblading gives the illusion of hair like strokes, it will look more natural, but it will become blurry.
Powder / Fusion Brows is mean to heal as a natural daytime powdery makeup look and are meant to fade lighter over time.
Microblading can last 8-12 months after touch-up. Powder / Fusion Brows can last 1-3 years depending on your skin type.
Pigments will slowly fade over time according to one's metabolism, skin type, sun exposure, medication, and lifestyle.
Microblading is a noninvasive procedure in which a small microblade made of tiny needles is used to implant semi-permanent pigment into the skin.
Powder / Fusion Brows is done with a single needle machine and only goes over the very surface of the skin which causes the procedure to be much less painful.
We use a topical anesthetic allowing for even more comfort.
Microblading is only ideal for those who have dry skin.
Powder / Fusion Brows we are able to work on all skin.
- Rinse eyebrows, eyes, lips with neutral anti-bacterial soap.
- Apply thin layer of healing balm, _____________ times per day for 3-5 days.
- Do not get the area completely wet while shower.
- Do not pick, rub or scratch the area while healing.
- If it’s necessary, use sterile bandages or sterile dressing.
- If you feel any PAIN or DISCOMFORT, apply a thin layer of antibiotic.
- Avoid makeup on area for 10 days.
- Avoid excessive sweat, beach, swimming, sauna, tanning beds for least 2 weeks.
- Any sign of infection or allergic reaction, please let us know and consult a health care practitioner.
- Any diagnosed infection, allergic reaction, or adverse reaction give us a call and report it to HHS 1.888.839.6676