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Forget diamonds...
Brows are a girl's
new best friend!
Remember that brow pencil that never looks quite right and is always a little bit smudged by lunchtime? Toss it, sis. Gone are the days of over-plucked 90’s brows. Or maybe you’ve got jungle brows that need taming.. Lucky for you I’ve wrangled a brow or two.
Ombre
Ombre is a technique that uses a special machine to create a soft, powdery “makeup” look. When freshly done, these brows may look very bold, but fade to a very soft and natural-looking brow. This technique is great for all skin types, but is especially recommended for those with oily skin, large pores, thin or mature skin, and previous work in the brow area. This lasts roughly 2 years, but annual touch-ups are recommended.
$300
Combo
This technique combines microblading and ombre styles to create a brow with fluffy hair strokes that melt into a soft, powdery brow. This technique is the “best of both worlds” by giving clients the fullness they desire, without sacrificing the natural hair stroke look. A combo brow is the most popular service and is a great option for most skin types. This lasts roughly 2 years, but annual touch-ups are recommended.
$300
Microblading
Microblading is a technique that uses a manual hand tool with a single-use disposable “blade” made of a bunch of tiny needles. This tool is used to mimic the look of real hair by scratching little strokes into the top layers of the skin. This technique has a very natural result and is best suited for normal or dry skin. This lasts for roughly 2 years, but annual touch-ups are recommended.
This technique is only suitable for those with normal to dry skin with very very small pores.
$300
