PERMANENT MAKE UP BROWS, LIPS & LASH ENHANCEMENT

Ombré brows (also called ombré powder brows) are a semi-permanent makeup technique that creates soft, shaded, natural-looking eyebrows. Instead of individual hair strokes, it uses tiny dots of pigment to give a gradient effect—lighter at the front and gradually darker toward the tail.

What Makes Ombré Brows Unique

• Soft front, defined tail - looks like a gentle fade
• Powdered makeup effect - similar to brow powder or tinted gel
• Customizable - can be very soft/natural or bold, depending on preference
• Works for most skin types - especially good for oily or acne-prone skin
• Long-lasting -  usually 2–3 years
  

How They’re Done

A technician uses a machine with a fine needle to deposit pigment into the top layers of the skin. Because it’s layered in tiny dots, the brow heals looking soft - not blocky or heavy.

Healing Process

• Days 1–3: Brows look darker
• Days 4–10: Light flaking
• Week 6: Healed results (lighter, more natural)
  

Who It’s Ideal For

• People who want fuller, more defined brows
• Those with sparse hair or uneven shape
• Anyone who prefers a makeup-like finish rather than hairstrokes  

Lash enhancement tattoo (also called lash line enhancement or eyeliner enhancement) is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattoo that darkens the lash line to make the eyes look naturally fuller without looking like obvious eyeliner.

What It Is

A very thin line of pigment is tattooed between the eyelashes, not above them. This creates the illusion of thicker, darker lashes and a more defined eye—very subtle and natural.

What It Looks Like

• No wing
• No dramatic liner
• Just a soft, clean definition right at the roots of the lashes
• Often looks like you’re wearing mascara even when you’re not
  

How It Works

A cosmetic tattoo machine places tiny dots of pigment along the lash line. The process is usually done with numbing cream to minimize discomfort.

How Long It Lasts

Typically 1–3 years, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare.

Healing Process

• Day 1–2: Slight darkness and swelling (mild)
• Day 3–7: Light flaking
• Week 3–4: Final healed result—soft, natural definition
  

Who It’s Good For

• People with light or sparse lashes
• Those who want their eyes to look naturally defined
• Anyone who doesn’t want the look of a full eyeliner tattoo
• Great for clients wanting a “no-makeup makeup” look
  
   

  What is microblading?  

Microblading is a tattooing technique and form of permanent makeup in which a small handheld tool made of several tiny needles is used to add semi-permanent pigment to the skin.

   Is microblading actually a tattoo? 

We hear people sometimes refer to microblading as eyebrow tattooing, which is technically true but not 100% accurate. Technically, microblading is eyebrow tattooing, but microblading is not like any eyebrow tattoo. Microblading is considered a “cosmetic tattoo".  

How long does it last?
 

It can last anywhere from 12-18 months. In general, it requires touch-ups once or twice a year. Once pigment from the procedure begins to noticeably fade, you'll need to go back to your practitioner for a touch-up application.

  Is it painful? 

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.