faq

microblading: This technique uses a hand-held tool to create fine, hair-like strokes in your brow area. It’s perfect for clients seeking a natural, feathered look, and works best for individuals with normal to dry skin.

combination brows: A blend of microblading and ombre powder techniques. The front of your brows will have hair-like strokes for a natural finish, while the tails will have a soft powder effect for more definition. Ideal for clients who want a natural look with a bit more structure and depth.

ombré powder brows:  This method uses a machine to apply a soft, shaded look throughout the entire brow. It’s great for people with oily or sensitive skin and those who prefer a more filled-in, defined appearance. It gives a soft, makeup-like finish that’s long-lasting and requires less maintenance.

microblading:  Best for individuals with dry to normal skin and a desire for natural, subtle brows. Great for clients with thinner brows looking for definition without looking too bold.

combination brows:  Ideal for those who want the best of both worlds: natural, hair-like strokes in the front and a more defined tail. Suitable for all skin types, especially for those looking to add structure to their natural brow shape.

ombré powder brows:  Perfect for people with oily skin or those who prefer a more defined, “filled-in” brow look. It's also great for clients with sparse brows or those who want a bold but soft, makeup-like appearance.

After your initial session, a first touch-up is generally recommended at least 6 weeks after your appointment to perfect the shape and color.

annual touch-ups are suggested to maintain the appearance and ensure that your brows stay fresh and defined. For Microblading, it’s best to wait 12-18 months before your next touch-up. For Ombré and Combination Brows, touch-ups can be spaced out depending on how your skin holds pigment, generally every 16-24 months.

avoid caffeine or any blood thinners (like alcohol, aspirin) 24 hours before your appointment to minimize bleeding.

don’t tweeze or wax your brows a week before the appointment—leave the shaping to us.

come with clean, makeup-free brows (no makeup, oils, or lotions).

avoid sun exposure or tanning beds for 2-3 days prior to your session to prevent irritation and 8 weeks following your session.

If you have any skin conditions in the brow area (like eczema or psoriasis), please consult with us beforehand.

Be prepared for a numbing cream to be applied to minimize discomfort during the procedure.

Be sure to read our Pre and Post care instructions to fully prepare for your booked session

pregnant or breastfeeding women (due to the sensitive nature of the procedure).

active skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, or severe acne around the brow area.

keloid scarring or any history of problematic healing.

retinoid or accutane users—if you’ve been using Accutane, please wait at least 6 months after your last dose.

certain health conditions, like bleeding disorders or chemotherapy

Sterilized Equipment: All equipment is prepackaged and sterilized before use. We ensure that every tool is single-use only to maintain the highest level of cleanliness and safety.

High-Quality Pigments & Needles: We use only the best pigments and needles available in the industry, ensuring vibrant, long-lasting results while minimizing the risk of irritation or allergic reactions.

Strict Hygiene Protocols: Every step of the procedure is done following industry-standard hygiene protocols, including sanitizing the treatment area and ensuring that everything is completely sterile before starting your treatment.

These guidelines are for clients who have completed their initial session and their first touch-up six weeks later.

If you've had microblading, your brows should be faded by at least 60% before scheduling another session. We recommend spacing your annual touch-ups 12-18 months apart for optimal results.

Microbladed brows are low-maintenance, not no-maintenance! Booking a henna brow or a little makeup can help perfect the look between touch-ups.

Frequent touch-ups can cause your brows to appear more like a solid tattoo. If that's the look you prefer, we suggest switching to a powder brow instead. If you love the natural, hair-stroke look, it’s better to wait until your brows have faded significantly

Each unnecessary touch-up can cause trauma to your skin. Waiting for your brows to fade ensures fresh, crisp results at your next visit, helping us maintain a more realistic look over time.

Safe and effective: It is a gentle and non-invasive procedure that works well for removing or lightening unwanted tattoos, including microblading and other semi-permanent eyebrow tattoos.

Minimal side effects: Unlike laser removal, saline brow removal has a lower risk of scarring and discoloration. It’s also less likely to cause hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation.

Natural process: The saline solution uses the body’s natural healing process to absorb and break down the ink, leaving behind minimal disruption to the surrounding tissue.

Before treatment: Your technician will assess your brows to determine the appropriate approach and ensure you’re a good candidate for saline removal. You may be asked to avoid certain skincare products for a few days prior to your appointment.

During the procedure: The treatment can feel slightly uncomfortable, but it’s typically well-tolerated. A numbing cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.

Aftercare: It's essential to follow the aftercare instructions provided by your technician to ensure proper healing and the best results. This may include avoiding water and excessive moisture on the treated area for several days, and using aftercare ointments to aid in healing.

Healing time: The healing process typically takes 7-10 days, with scabbing and peeling occurring as the skin regenerates. It may take several weeks to see the full results, as the pigment fades gradually over time.

Use a lash-safe cleanser: Opt for an oil-free, gentle lash shampoo or a cleanser specifically formulated for extensions.

Frequency: Clean your lashes 2-3 times per week, or daily if you wear makeup or have oily skin

How to Clean:

• Dispense a small amount of cleanser onto a soft brush or your fingertips.
• Gently cleanse your lashes using downward motions, avoiding harsh rubbing or scrubbing.
• Rinse with lukewarm water to remove any residue.
• Pat your lashes dry with a lint-free cloth or let them air dry. 

Use a clean spoolie/lash brush to gently comb through your lashes.

Brush them in the morning and after cleansing to keep them untangled and neat.

Be gentle and avoid pulling on the extensions.

Steer clear of oil-based cleansers, makeup removers, and skincare products around your eyes, as they can weaken the adhesive and cause extensions to fall out prematurely.

Sleeping: Sleep on your back or use a silk or satin pillowcase to reduce friction.

Showers: Avoid directing water pressure directly onto your lashes. Keep your face away from hot water or steam.

Swimming and Exercise: Rinse your lashes with clean water after exposure to chlorine, saltwater, or sweat.

Avoid saunas, hot tubs, and steam rooms during the first 24-48 hours after application, as the adhesive needs time to cure.

Keep lashes away from excessive heat, which can cause them to lose their shape.

Avoid using mascara, especially waterproof formulas, as they can clump extensions and are hard to remove.

Do not use lash curlers, as they can damage both the extensions and your natural lashes.

Schedule lash fill appointments every 2-3 weeks to maintain a full and fresh look.

Avoid touching your lashes excessively, as this can weaken the adhesive and cause premature shedding.

Let your lash technician know if you experience discomfort or need adjustments.

Avoid water, steam, and sweat.

Do not use saunas, hot tubs, or go swimming.

Avoid touching or rubbing your lashes.