Permanent Eyebrow Makeup
Permenent Make Up Brows
Natural Hairstrokes (3D Hairstrokes) top up included up – £250
Powder brows – £250
Ombre brows – £250
Brow Maintenance within 24 months – £89
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Frequently asked questions
What Are Powder Brows?
Powder brows (also known as powder brow tattoo or shaded
brows) is a semi-permanent make-up procedure for eyebrow
enhancement in which the artist inserts PMU pigments into the top
layers of the skin with a tattoo machine designed using the dotting
technique, or pixelization.
As a result, a powdery eyebrow effect is achieved, and misty,
powdered brows are created. The technique is similar
to microshading , but the results are more dramatic.
The whole procedure is a two-step process, and it consists of the
initial insertion of the pigment and the touch-up that takes place 6 –
8 weeks after the initial procedure.
Powder brows create the desired fullness of your eyebrows in a
bespoke arch shape that best suits your facial features and brings
out your natural beauty.
What Is Powder Ombre Brows?
A popular way of doing powder brows is by creating the powder
ombre effect.
This version is done in a similar way to the original powder brows,
but the artist follows a particular saturation pattern. The ombre
effect means that the inner part of the brow is lighter and gradually
gets darker further out towards the tail. This results in a three-
dimensional look.
Who Shouldn’t do the Powder Brows Procedure?
Certain pre-existing conditions prohibit you from getting powder
brows. If you fall into any of the categories below, it is not safe for
you to get the treatment:
People with diabetes (only with doctor’s approval)
People who are undergoing chemo therapy.
People with any bleeding disorders
People who take blood thinning medications (consults your
doctor and see if you can pause the meds)
People who’ve recently had Botox injections or fillers in the
area (wait at least 2 weeks before you get your brows
tattooed)
People with viral infections or diseases
People with skin irritations, Rosacea, or Psoriasis near the
treated area.
People whose skin was tanned recently
What if I Have a Doctor’s Approval?
What is very important to know is that there are people who can
undergo the powder brows procedure despite having certain
medical conditions, but only with a doctor’s approval. This includes
people with:
Uncontrolled high blood pressure
Diabetes
Organ transplant
Pacemaker or major heart problems
Epilepsy
Any treatment, medication, or illness that compromises the
immune system.
How Long Does the Procedure Take?
The whole powder brows treatment usually lasts around 2
hours. The length of the treatment mostly depends on how
experienced the artist is.
Do Powder Brows Hurt?
This is a difficult question to answer, mainly because the definition
of pain varies from person to person.
The good thing is that the artist will use a safe topical anaesthetic
cream that they will apply to your eyebrows in order to ease the
procedure as much as they can.
That said, during healing your powder brows might feel sensitive
and itchy, which might be more uncomfortable than the procedure
itself.
What Should I Know Before the Treatment?
The preparation for the powder brow procedure doesn’t start when
you enter the salon, but sometime before that.
These are the things that you should bear in mind before the
treatment:
Once the day comes for you to get your powder brows, make
sure that you bring along the makeup you usually wear and
photos of the look you want to achieve.
Make sure that you’re completely healthy. Before the
procedure starts, you will need to complete a medical history
form.
Do not drink caffeine or alcohol at least 48 hours prior to the
procedure.
Do not take any blood thinners such as Ibuprofen, Aspirin,
Niacin, Vitamin E, B6, Omega 3, Gingko Biloba, or evening
Primrose at least 1 week before your procedure. Of course, if
this is medically necessary, you might want to consider
changing the date of your powder brows procedure.
Pay attention to your menstrual cycle, as you shouldn’t book a
treatment during that time – it can increase your pain
sensitivity.
Avoid waxing, tanning, or tinting the eyebrow area at least 3
days before your appointment.
Avoid any anti-aging treatments, such as microdermabrasion,
chemical peels, lasers, or facials at least 2 weeks before your
appointment.
Do not opt for any facial injections at least 1 month prior to
your procedure.
What Should I Know About Powder Brows Aftercare?
Once you’re finished with your treatment, you will experience some
swelling and soreness, which is completely normal. This will
subside within a few days, so there’s nothing to worry about.
Your artist will probably give you an ointment to use on your
brow area. Make sure to apply the ointment 3 times a day, and
always use clean fingers or a cotton swab, especially in the
first 3 days after the procedure, or following a different
schedule prescribed by your artist.
Never touch the treated area with your fingers unless they are
completely clean. There might be bacteria that you don’t want
to get on your eyebrow area. The same goes for q-tips, cotton
swabs, and basically any surface that comes into contact with
your brows. Sleep on a clean pillowcase, ideally a silk one.
Do not scratch, rub, pick or peel the healing skin. Allow it to
flake off on its own so as not to damage your skin or your
results.
As far as the cleaning is concerned, always gently cleanse the
treated area with mild antibacterial soap – never scrub as it
will affect your final result. Rinse with lukewarm water and
gently pat the area until it’s dry.
Always apply a light coat of ointment on the area before a
shower or bath, and continue with this regimen until the
procedure area is completely healed.
Avoid any makeup, facials, sweating, sun exposure, sauna,
jacuzzi, or swimming until the area is completely healed.
Try to avoid getting your eyebrows wet.
Do not use any anti-aging products, especially those that
contain lactic acids, glycolic acids, and retinol, as they will
fade your eyebrow area.
In order to prevent future fading of your pigment color, use
sunblock after the procedure.
Once the peeling phase ends, you may proceed with your
regular activities.
The look of your brows will change throughout the healing
period, and in some of the healing stages, they may not look
their best. In order to prepare for the healing process of
powder brows mentally, look up powder brows healing
pictures that show what you can expect.
How Long Does It Take for Your Powder Brows to Heal?
It’s very important to know that the result of the treatment is
determined by many different factors, such as medications, skin
characteristics (if it’s oily, sun-damaged, particularly thick or thin),
your skin’s unique pH balance, alcohol intake, smoking, and the
post-procedure aftercare.
Due to all that, the powder brows healing process might be different for everyone.
You will most likely experience swelling and redness after the procedure. This should subside within 4 days after the procedure, but this is individual.
It’s also important to note that the result will look approximately 50% darker than the desired effect, and it will take 4- 10 days for it to lighten. The true colors will be visible only 1 month after the procedure.
In the healing of powder brows scabbing is the most annoying stage for most clients. We cannot stress enough how important it is for you to avoid picking at the scabs at all costs, as this can cause unattractive patchiness. You need to see each of the powder brows healing stages through and let the skin recover. Once you see your brows healed, you’ll forget all about the agony of aftercare.
Due to all that, the powder brows healing process might be different for everyone.
You will most likely experience swelling and redness after the procedure. This should subside within 4 days after the procedure, but this is individual.
It’s also important to note that the result will look approximately 50% darker than the desired effect, and it will take 4- 10 days for it to lighten. The true colors will be visible only 1 month after the procedure.
In the healing of powder brows scabbing is the most annoying stage for most clients. We cannot stress enough how important it is for you to avoid picking at the scabs at all costs, as this can cause unattractive patchiness. You need to see each of the powder brows healing stages through and let the skin recover. Once you see your brows healed, you’ll forget all about the agony of aftercare.
How Long Do Powder Brows Last?
Powder brows can last for 1 to 3 years, but everything depends on
your skin type and aftercare.