Semi-Permanent Make Up FAQ's
Yes, you can. I advise on the day aftercare to be followed by gently cleaning the eyebrows x2 a day (morning & evening) to keep them clean and aid healing. Followed by an ointment to be applied up to x3 a day or until dryness/scabbing has subsided.
No, semi-permanent makeup will heal, peel and fade in colour around 50% so a top up is required 6 weeks later once the skin has fully healed. The colour always looks darker straight after treatment and will soften once healed.
Using a machine lasts longer than microblading, and some skin accepts colour more effectively with this method. For clients whose skin does not retain or heal with microblading as well as others, machine work is a good option.
Ombré shading is a semi-permanent brow styling technique that involves placing extremely fine dots of pigment into the skin with a machine to create a soft-shaded brow pencil effect.
Pigment is carefully implanted in small, crisp strokes to give a realistic look that fits in with your natural brows using the hair stroke technique.
Combination brows are a combination of two semi-permanent brow techniques: hair-stroke and powder brows (shading). To give the brow its fullness, a powder effect is applied to the body of the brow with a permanent makeup machine.
This technique uses a small needling and works softly on the lips to implant the colour without creating a thick lip-liner/border effect. You can choose from a range of colours and even try on the colour before treatment to see what the finished result will look like. Lipblush heals 50-70% lighter leaving a natural tint on the lips.
