Microblading

Unlike a regular tattoo, "microblading is a form of tattoo artistry where pigment is implanted under your skin with a manual handheld tool or a machine," Aava explains. "I draw hair-like strokes with the tool to mimic natural hairs in your brows. Even though it's not as deep as the regular tattoo, it's still a tattoo because pigment is implanted under the skin."
Reference: Elle 

Ombre/Powder Brows

It takes at least 10 minuted to draw your brows every day, and you could spend this time doing something else. Powder browse are also known an Ombre brows and creates a soft, powdered look that subtly fills in your brow.

Combo Brows

Semi-permanent tattoo that creates hair-like strokes with the use of a manual pen containing very small needles. These needles implant pigment into the basal layer (bottom layer) of the epidermis.

Hyper-realism Brows

It is the ideal option for those seeking extremely natural-looking brows that are virtually indistinguishable from real eyebrows. Additionally, it is an excellent choice for individuals who have minimal or no natural eyebrow hair, or who are experiencing conditions such as alopecia or undergoing chemotherapy.

HD Brow Lamination 

Brow lamination "takes your unruly or thinning brow hair and smooths it out while also lifting the hair in a more vertical direction,

No matter what your brow concern is - gaps, thinning, overplucking, unruliness - brow lamination is an amazing solution and a great microblading alternative.

Reference: Elle

Ombre Lip blush

It's a combination of two techniques, lip Liner and lip shading blended into the lips. This could be an alternative to fillers as helps to achieve fuller lips and still look very natural. 

Full Lip Blush

This could be an alternative to fillers as helps to achieve fuller and more defined lips and still look natural. Moreover, helps to achieve an even tone.

Single Eyeliner

Top or bottom eyeliner. 

Double Eyeliner

Top and bottom eyeliner.

Removal

Do you have old permanent make up on your eyebrows or microblading that you would like to see "lifted" from your skin? Our tattoo saline removal treatment is a safe is non-acid and effective saline tattoo removal process that is implanted into the skin to break up and heal pigment skin.

Removal can be used on previous brow enhancements, eyeliner or lip enhancements. 

There is a minimum of 8 weeks between treatments to keep the skin healthy and allow more than enough time for the area to fully rejuvenate. 

This type of removal is a multi appointment procedure depending on how much pigment we are removing, but you can see great results after one session!

There is a minimum of 8 weeks between treatments to keep the skin healthy and allow more than enough time for the area to fully rejuvenate.

How many sessions are required depends on:
- The type of pigment used
- How deep the pigment was implanted
- How long ago it was implanted
- How many sessions you have had
- The colour of the pigment, red/pink toned brows tend to be the most difficult as they have the largest molecule size. 

Generally 2-5 sessions are needed.

During the removal, all eyebrow hair will stay intact, so there is no worry about losing any hair. 

Emergency Removal

Can only be done within 48 hours of the Ombre or the Microblading procedure.

Saline vs Laser 

Saline raises the pigment up and out of the skin where laser breaks down and pushes it  further into the skin. 

PMU Prep & Aftercare

Pre-care
 BROWS

• Do not consume alcohol, caffeine(coffee/tea), Vitamin E or fish oil supplements, Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Niacin, or Advil 24 hours prior to your appointment.

• Do not exercise or do any activity that will result in excessive sweating on the day of your appointment.

• No tanning/intense sun exposure, tinting/lamination, tweezing, waxing, or electrolysis 1 week prior.

• No botox/fillers, antibiotic/steroid medications, and Vitamin A/Retinol (skincare & supplements) 1 month prior.

• Arrive at your appointment with your regular makeup and brows filled in so we can see how you like them/used to having them look.

AFTER-CARE

• Apply a THIN layer of ointment as recommended by the artist at your appointment

• Keep the area clean and dry during the healing process (7-10 days), this includes no exercising, tanning, swimming, use of spas/saunas.

• Avoid direct sunlight exposure for at least 1 week

• Do not use exfoliating creams, makeup, tint, wax, or thread the area until it is completely healed.

• Sleep on your back or with your face off of your pillow.

• When the flaking process starts, it is important to never pick/pull scabs off prematurely.