Nano brows offer the most natural appearance among our services. Using faux hair strokes similar to microblading but applied with a tattoo machine, it's ideal for mature or sensitive skin, or for those seeking a softer or fluffier look.

Powder brows, also known as Ombre or Microshading, provide a defined appearance with a soft, powder-like effect, making them perfect for oily skin types.

Combo brows combine the best of both worlds, featuring soft hair strokes at the front and Microshading at the back. This versatile technique is suitable for everyone looking to enhance their brows.

Permanent makeup (PMU) brows, including techniques like Combo Brows or ombre powder brows, typically involve minimal discomfort or pressure for most individuals. Numbing cream is applied beforehand, and since the eyebrow tattoo strokes are not as deep as those in body tattoos, the sensation is often likened to gentle scratching or soft vibrations. Some clients even find the experience so relaxing that they drift off to sleep. However, pain tolerance varies from person to person, and while most clients report only minor discomfort, some sensitivity during the procedure is normal

Day 1-4: Post-procedure, you may experience redness, swelling, and a darker, more intense brow color.

Day 5-7: You may notice scabbing and itching as your brows heal.

Following the initial healing period, your brows may appear lighter due to natural skin regeneration, which can give the impression of fading. It's normal to lose up to 30% of the initial color within the first four weeks. Despite this, the brows should maintain their softer, powdered effect and desired shape.

The longevity of your brows depends on your chosen style and your skin type, as well as how diligently you adhere to aftercare instructions. Nano Brows typically require touch-ups every 1-2 years, while Combo or Powder brows may last around 2-3 years before needing a touch-up

I aim to achieve a natural look that complements your features. I take into account your hair color and whether you have gray hair or color-treated hair. During your initial session, I prefer to start with a slightly lighter shade and adjust during your touch-up appointment if needed. This approach allows us to gradually enhance the color, making it easier to darken if desired.

1. Don't get them wet for the next 24-48 hrs.

2. No washing or ointment, just let them be. Doing a "dry" heal is going to help lock in the color, versus using an ointment that could potentially pull out the color.

3. Keep makeup free for at least 4 weeks.

4. Steer clear of heaving sweating, swimming or saunas. This includes working out.

5. Do not pick or scratch; you can cause the tattoo to scar.

6. Put sunblock on and shield from the sun.

7. Hold off from facial treatments or skincare containing acids such as; glycolic, lactic, salicylic, alpha hydroxy aka AHA, beta hydroxy aka BHA or exfoliants.

8. After the 24-48 hrs, you may wash your brows. Make sure to wash your hands before, use lukewarm water, no scrubbing, and use a gentle fragrance free soap.

Following these instructions will help to improve the longevity of your brows.

I would suggest getting botox after your appointment, that way I can achieve the most symmetrical look. However, if you do have an appointment, then I suggest we wait at least two weeks after your botox to get them permanently done.

The initial session takes about 3 hrs. This includes, mapping, shaping, taking before + after photos, numbing and the actual procedure. The touch up takes about 2-3 hrs. I like to allow time for us to make sure that your brows are exactly how you want them and that you don't feel rushed through the procedure.

1. The skin must be free of all irritations including blemishes, eczema, and psoriasis.

2. Must be off Accutane medication for six months prior to getting a Cosmetic Tattoo.

3. Stop taking Fish Oil, Vitamin C, Glucosamine, Evening Primrose Oil, Ginger, one week prior to your appointment as they thin the blood and prevent the pigment from implanting correctly, meaning your tattoo may heal patchy.

4. Discontinue the use of any anti-aging, skin brightening or anti-acne skincare products. Particularly those that contain Alpha Hydroxy (AHA), Vitamin A, Retinol. Ideally, do not use these products for 30 days prior to your appointment, and yes, even if you do not use it near the area to be treated it does spread under your skin and your cosmetic tattoo will heal patchy. Once your tattoo has healed under the skin surface (approximately 6 weeks following your final session) you may resume your usual skin care routine.

5. Do not schedule any facials, microdermabrasion, microneedling, peels or laser treatments for at least 4 weeks prior to your appointment.

6. Do not have cosmetic injections on the forehead for at least two weeks prior to your appointment.

7. Please avoid any type of blood thinning medication for a minimum of 72 hours prior to your procedure unless is unsafe to do so for your health. Please ask your doctor before stopping these types of medications. Such as: Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Advil, Niacin, Voltaren or Indocid. As well as prenatal vitamins, Vitamin E or nutritional shakes. Tylenol is recommended if you have a low pain tolerance.

8. Do not work out on the day of the procedure.

9. Avoid sun tanning or tanning beds for 2 weeks prior to procedure. If you show up to your appointment with a sunburn you will need to reschedule and will forfeit your deposit. As your skin exfoliates from a sunburn it will take the pigment. Tanned skin is damaged skin, and your color will not heal properly.

10. Do not tweeze, thread, wax, tint, or perform electrolysis 1 week prior to the procedure.Scars from surgery or injury must be healed for at least one year prior to service.

11. Do not drink alcohol 24 hours prior to your procedure

12. Do not consume coffee or other caffeine products 24 hours prior.

13. Please note that you will be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle.

It is suitable for most people, however there are some contraindications that will prevent your service:1. If you are currently on accutane. You must be off of this for at least 6 months.2. You can not be currently going through chemo or any similar treatment. This lowers your immune system and can hinder the healing process.3. If you are currently pregnant or breastfeeding.4. If you are currently sunburn. Avoid tanning beds or tanning for at least two weeks.5. You must discontinue the use of any anti-aging, skin brightening or anti-acne skincare products. Particularly those that contain Alpha Hydroxy (AHA), Vitamin A, Retinol for at least 30 days before your service.

Lash extensions are synthetic fibers individually applied to natural eyelashes using a specialized adhesive. They enhance the length, thickness, and curl of lashes, providing a semi-permanent solution for fuller and more dramatic eyelashes without the need for mascara. Lash extensions come in various lengths, thicknesses, and styles to suit different preferences, offering a customizable and long-lasting enhancement to the eyes.

When applied and cared for properly by a trained professional, lash extensions should not ruin your natural lashes. However, improper application or inadequate aftercare can potentially cause damage.Here are some factors to consider:

1. Quality of Application: Lash extensions should be applied individually to each natural lash, ensuring they are not too heavy or placed incorrectly. If too much adhesive or an incorrect lash weight is used, it could strain your natural lashes and break them.

2. Proper Aftercare: Following aftercare instructions is crucial. Avoiding oil-based products around the eyes, not rubbing or pulling on the extensions, making sure to sleep on your back, and gentle cleansing are essential to maintaining the health of your natural lashes.

3. Regular Maintenance: Lash extensions require regular touch-ups to keep them looking their best and to prevent damage. Infills every 2-3 weeks help to maintain lash health and prolong the life of the extensions. If you wait too long to get a fill, it could break the natural lash as it grows out due to the weight on the end of the lash.

It's essential to choose a reputable salon with trained technicians and to follow their aftercare advice diligently to ensure the best results and lash health.

Your initial set will take about 2hrs. Touch ups only take about an hr.

Yes, you can get lash extensions wet, but it's important to follow certain guidelines to maintain their longevity and your natural lash health:

1. Do not get your lashes wet for 24-48 hrs after getting them lashes. This gives the adhesive time to cure and helps with the retention.

2. Avoiding Excessive Water Exposure: While lash extensions are water-resistant, excessive exposure to water (such as swimming or hot showers) can weaken the adhesive bond over time. If you do get your lashes wet, gently pat them dry with a soft towel and avoid rubbing or pulling on them.

3. Make sure you are cleansing them daily with the proper lash wash cleanser. After your wash, make sure to pat them dry and brush them out.

Yes, eyelash extensions do fall out naturally as part of the normal lash growth cycle. Each natural eyelash has its own growth cycle, consisting of three phases: the anagen (growth), catagen (transition), and telogen (resting/shedding) phases.

When you have eyelash extensions, they are bonded to your natural lashes with a semi-permanent adhesive. As your natural lashes complete their growth cycle and enter the telogen phase, they will shed along with the attached extensions. This shedding process is natural and occurs at different rates for each individual lash.

On average, people shed 1-5 natural lashes per day from each eye. Therefore, you can expect some eyelash extensions to fall out over time, especially during the first few weeks after application as your natural lashes shed and new ones grow in.

This is why regular touch-up appointments every 2-3 weeks are recommended to replace any lost extensions and maintain a full look.Proper aftercare, including gentle cleansing, avoiding oil-based products around the eyes, and not rubbing or pulling on your lashes, can help prolong the retention of your eyelash extensions.