FAQs

Ombre powder brows is a shading technique that creates a powdery looking brow (Makeup effect). Ombre powder brows are soft at the fronts gradually getting darker toward the tails to create a soft powdery effect. They can look very bold and dark to begin with but heal much softer and around 40% lighter. This technique is suitable for all skin types and is a better option for those with oily skin or open pores as hairstrokes or microblading tend to blur and lose definition quickly on these skin types. We will advise you of the best-suited method for your skin type at your appointment.

It will depend on how much your brows faded. Usually, old microblading can be covered up with powder technique, but some clients will need more frequent touch ups as the pigment will fade faster. In order to determine whether you are a good candidate, we advise you to book a free consultation first.

Microblading involves using a handheld tool with a row or configuration of tiny needles that look like a blade. This is used to implant pigment into the skin in tiny hair-like strokes to create a "natural look". However, with frequent touch-ups, the strokes might blur and the color of brows will be uneven.

There are many skilled microbladers who produce outstanding work with this method but it requires tremendous skill and expertise to achieve good results. Unfortunately due to the increase in microblading courses many microblading artists have only undergone 1 or 2-day courses. These courses do not give them the level of skill to perform this art to its full potential.

The cons of this technique are that it might leave you with scars if the artist went too deep into the skin, or the color of the stroke will migrate from brown to pink or purple with the time.

Unlike Microblading, Powder brows technique is safer and more superficial (it doesn't cause scarring) and it is easier to maintain the same look you got after your initial session.

The artist uses machine method with a tiny single needle unlike microblading which involves using a hand held tool with a row / configuration of tiny needles (which looks like a blade).

This technique is suitable for all skin types and is a better option for those with oily skin or open pores.

The artist works around your existing brow hair and, in fact, keeping your natural brow hair helps lend itself to a more natural final result. Eyebrow hair that falls outside of the designed shape can be removed. A trim may be necessary.

Yes, clients with alopecia or after chemotherapy can also benefit from this procedure, however, the result will not look as natural, as it looks on the brows with hair.

Lip blush is a semi-permanent technique that giving your lips a more defined and at the same time natural look. Lip blush helps to restore natural contour and shape, as well as enhances the color of lips.

During the procedure, artist uses a digital machine with single disposable needle to implant pigment. The procedure takes approximately 2 hours during which the artist will first draw a "sketch" to confirm the shape, choose the desired color tone and perform the procedure.

The healing time for Lip blush procedure is from 5 to 7 days during which lips at first will be brighter in color, and than peel off. The end result will be visible only after 30-45 days (depending on the age of the client and her metabolism).

There is no difference, moreover, it is one method of implanting pigment into the skin, some artists just call it "Aquarelle Technique", others "Lip blush".

Unlike the "Lipstick technique" when the color of lips is very saturated, this technique gives your lips transparent tint that enhances the color and shape of lips giving you natural effect.

Eyes are one of the most painless procedures in permanent makeup. You might experience some discomfort or tickling during the procedure, but nothing beyond that. Most of the clients say that they felt comfortable and relaxed during the procedure.

The pigments we use do not migrate to any other colors, they just fade with the time.

If you are planning to have any permanent makeup procedure on your eyes - eyeliner or lash enhancement, it is very important to remove all lash extension at least 2-3 days prior to the procedure. Lash extensions will cause more sensitivity (the procedure will be painful), swelling and the artist might just miss some spots while tattooing just because you decided that "they are almost all fallen off" or you "didn't have time to remove them". Lash extensions should be removed only by your lash artist.

You can have your lash extensions back in 2-3 weeks after the procedure.

You cannot remove tattoo across the lash line, you can only remove the wing of the liner. So it is always better to start with the lash line enhancement first and add more thickness and wings during a refresh procedure.

Permanent makeup does not damage the lashes, it is completely safe for the lash growth.

There might be mild swelling right after the procedure and the next morning, so we advise you to consult with your doctor and take antihistamines at night if you are prone to swelling.

Yes, we can cover it up and change or correct the shape of the eyeliner.

You must discontinue to use any lash growth serum at least 3 months prior to the procedure. All products that promote lash growth will make your eyelids too fragile and vascular for cosmetic tattooing. As a result, your eyelids will be more sensitive during the procedure, might bleed, and bruise.

It is recommended that you refrain from using the product for about 30 days or until you are sure that the procedure area is completely healed. There is no data that shows if these products influence premature fading of permanent eyeliner.

During eyelash enhancement procedure lash line is filled from the first lash till the last one and the thickness depends on the thickness of your lash line (how many rows of lashes do you have.

Lash enhancement creates the illusion of thicker, darker and fuller lashes. It can be done on your top or lower lash line, or both and add instant definition to your eyes.

Eyeliner is just a thicker eyelash enhancement plus a wing. I would recommend it only to those ladies who are drawing eyeliner on a daily basis. The thickness and style of eyeliner depend on the client’s preferences and eye shape.

Permanent makeup does not damage the lashes, it is completely safe for the lash growth.

You cannot remove tattoo across the lash line, you can only remove the wing of the liner. So it is always better to start with the lash line enhancement first and add more thickness and wings during a refresh procedure.

If you wear contacts, you need to take them out before the procedure. You should also be prepared not to wear them for a week after, as your eyes may be a little swollen or tender following the procedure.

The one thing you can’t do after the procedure for the next 7-10 days is to wear mascara (which is pretty much full of bacteria after the first use) or apply eyeshadows.

Lower eyeliner is one of the most painless procedures in permanent makeup. You might experience some discomfort or tickling during the procedure, but nothing beyond that. Most of the clients say that they felt comfortable and relaxed during the procedure.

CRC I+II Non-laser tattoo removal is a two-step chemical solution system that removes any kind of old and unwanted tattoos whether they are cosmetic or regular tattoos.

How fast you see results as well as how many sessions you will require will all depend on how long you have had the tattoo, how deep is the pigment in your skin, as well your metabolism rate.

Yes, the CRC tattoo removal system is safe for skin. This method eliminates the possibility of scarring, it is completely bloodless and you can apply makeup 24 hours after the procedure.

CRC Remover is very gentle to skin and effective. It removes all colors including colors that laser cannot recognize such as white, red and pink.

It is pain-free! No anesthesia required.

This method does not cause scarring.

No bleeding and no scabbing.

The area can get wet and makeup can be applied 24 hours after the procedure.