Generally, brow lamination lasts from four to six weeks. Depending on how well you look after your brows, it can last up to eight weeks. After the four to six-week period, it's recommended that you get your brows re-laminated in order to maintain the look over a longer period of time.

Usually, lash lifts last 6-8 weeks on average, but this can vary depending on several factors, including how well you look after them. It's important to use an oil-free makeup remover and avoid rubbing or sleeping with your face against a pillow when sleeping.

Because of the word blade, many people thinking about microblading worry the procedure will hurt. In truth, the treatment feels less painful than getting a regular tattoo, but you may experience some mild discomfort. People describe the microblading sensation as a little more painful than waxing or plucking your brows.

Lip blushing generally lasts 1-3 years before requiring a periodic touch-up. The duration varies based on factors like skin-type, lifestyle, and the color of the pigment. By sticking to our permanent makeup aftercare instructions, you will maximize the appearance of your lip blushing overtime.

A fee of $100 is applicable for appointment rescheduling and does not apply towards the service cost. Rescheduling requests must be made at least 72 hours prior to the scheduled service. No exceptions will be made.

Cosmetic tattooing is considered semi-permanent and will not wash off. However, it will fade over time and may need a touch-up every 1-2 years, likely to completely dissipate after 3 years.Touch-ups are normal for cosmetic tattoo procedures, with each new procedure requiring 2 visits. The initial procedure followed by a touch-up procedure 6-8 weeks later. Both visits are included in the initial cost and it is recommend to schedule your touch up during your first session. With most procedures, the color looks dramatically lighter after the first week. Some clients prefer this, while others opt for a bolder look. At the second treatment, we will assess the color retention and make adjustments as necessary. Everyone heals differently and at different rates. If your cosmetic tattoo does not heal perfectly the first time, do not worry! We can always go darker and add more density at your next appointment.

While microblading and other PMU (Permanent Makeup) services can be suitable for many individuals, there are certain cases where these procedures may not be recommended or suitable. Here are some examples of individuals who may be advised against microblading or PMU services:Pregnant or Nursing Women: It is generally recommended to avoid microblading or PMU procedures during pregnancy or while breastfeeding due to potential concerns about the effects of the procedure or pigments on the developing fetus or the baby.History of Keloids or Hypertrophic Scarring: Individuals with a history of keloids or hypertrophic scarring, which are raised and thickened scars that form after an injury, may be at a higher risk of experiencing adverse reactions or complications from the procedure.Certain Medical Conditions or Medications: Some medical conditions or medications may interfere with the healing process or increase the risk of complications. Examples include autoimmune disorders, diabetes, blood clotting disorders, skin conditions, and certain medications that thin the blood.Skin Sensitivities or Allergies: Individuals with known allergies or sensitivities to pigments or other ingredients used in microblading or PMU products should avoid these procedures to prevent allergic reactions or adverse skin reactions.Recent Cosmetic Treatments or Procedures: It is generally recommended to wait until the skin has fully healed from any recent cosmetic treatments, such as chemical peels, laser treatments, or cosmetic injections, before undergoing microblading or PMU services. This allows the skin to recover and reduces the risk of complications.Unstable or Unrealistic Expectations: It's important for individuals considering microblading or PMU services to have realistic expectations and understand the limitations of the procedure. If someone has unrealistic expectations or is unsure about the desired outcome, it may be advisable to refrain from undergoing the procedure.

The decision to perform color correction depends on the specific situation and the quality of the previous microblading or shading work. In some cases, where the prior work has deep and poorly shaped brows with undesirable colors, it may be recommended to first remove the previous work before proceeding with color correctionAlso the decision to perform color correction depends on the specific circumstances and the quality of the existing PMU work

Yes, it is possible to redo your PMU eyebrows at the same time as performing color correction. In fact, combining these procedures can be a practical approach to address both concerns simultaneously.If you are dissatisfied with the shape, design, or overall appearance of your PMU eyebrows, a redo or touch-up procedure can help achieve the desired outcome. This involves reapplying the pigment to redefine the shape, adjust the color intensity, or improve the symmetry of the eyebrows. By redoing the PMU eyebrows, you can have them customized to your liking and ensure they align with your aesthetic preferences.During the color correction process, the PMU artist can assess the existing pigment color and work to neutralize or modify it to achieve a more desirable shade. By performing the color correction and eyebrow redo together, you can save time and potentially achieve the desired outcome in a single session.It is essential to communicate your concerns and desired changes to your PMU artist during the consultation phase. They can evaluate the existing PMU, discuss the possibilities, and recommend the appropriate approach to achieve your desired results. A skilled and experienced PMU artist will guide you through the process, addressing both color correction and eyebrow design effectively.