common questions:

how are these different from microblading?

how do I know what brow style is best for me?

how do you determine the shape + color?

how long does it typically last?

does it hurt?

do you shave off all of my brow hair?

what if i have had my brow done?

what is the aftercare process?

Every brow style that we offer is on the natural side, things like hair density, daily makeup routine, & lifestyle will all play a role into deciding what style works best for you. Every appointment will begin with a consultation to discuss your specific goals, we encourage you to look through our photos for inspiration at your appointment!  


Brow shaping consists of assessing your bone structure, finding specific mapping points (i.e. the start and end of your brows), and where the majority of your natural hair falls! All of those things go into brow mapping to create a shape that is natural and unique to your face! The color is based off your skin tone rather then the color of your brows or natural hair as we all know that can change! The goal is to create a color that will age out naturally instead of anything that will be too dark and take too long to fade. 

Depending on multiple factors such as lifestyle, skin type, brow style, etc. you can typically go about 1-3+ years without an additional color boost. It depends on how much they have faded, not necessarily time frame. You want them to be at least 60% faded before we do any type of color boost.

Typically most people find it to be more irritating then painful. It is often a tweezing feeling, and once we finish the first shading pass on each side we can use a numbing cream that will minimize any discomfort.

Nope! Shaping will be based of your existing brow hair and bone structure. I try to keep as much natural hair as possible! It is optional to clean up any hairs outside of the desired shape at your appointment! 

If you have ANY sort of previous work done at ANY point in time, please send photos for approval PRIOR to booking an appointment! Previous work must be at least 70% faded before we can tattoo over them to ensure the most natural results!

Microblading is a technique that involves using a hand tool with a small blade to make cuts that mimic hair-strokes. Once the cuts are made, the pigment gets pushed in. This service is only suitable for a small portion of skin types and causes more trauma to the skin. The brow styles we offer are done with a tattoo machine that makes small punctures with a needle to deposit the pigment. This technique is less traumatic, heals much more predictably & can be done on a broader range of skin types!