Service Description

In keeping with my purpose of providing luxury services at a fair price - no matter what semi-permanent/permanent eyebrow service you book - Microblading, Pixel blading, Microshading, Ombré, Powder, or whatever other name is out there, it is going to be the same fair price. You can relax knowing that we are going to have an open conversation about what YOUR CONCERNS are and that you will receive the same high level of expertise, technique, and care without the cost changing. Microblading is a manual method of creating semi-permanent eyebrow hair strokes. It is done using a very fine blade that deposits customized pigments into the outer layer of the skin. ​Microblading typically takes two appointments to complete. In the first appointment, the client is profiled and the eyebrows are drawn on with a waterproof pencil, so the artist and client can agree on the look. The artist then microblades the eyebrows and the client is ready to go back into the world. There is some mild scabbing and aftercare required, but your microblading should be completely healed in 30 days. Powder brows are a great option for those who aren’t a great candidate for microblading and even for those who are! A beautiful powdery look gives the appearance of beautifully defined eyebrows without the addition of make up. The powder technique is the longest lasting form of permanent eyebrows. We have the ability to go as soft or as bold as you like and the healing is much easier than with microblading. Combination brows are a combination of multiple techniques such as combining the strokes of microblading with the shading of powder Nano strokes or machine strokes are an updated method of microblading. Instead of using a manual tool to create the strokes, a machine is used. Pixel blading is an alternative to Microblading which also uses a manual tool. Instead of creating a shallow slice, a pixel blade has multiple shallow points of entry throughout the stroke. The second appointment is a touch up at least 6 to 12 weeks after the first session. This allows enough time for the ink in the epidermis to naturally slough off, and the color to settle into your skin. In the touch up appointment, the artist can see how your skin has received the pigment and make any necessary corrections.