Powder, Ombre, Microblading & Hybrid Brows

Powder Brows

Powder brows, also known as powder fill or ombre brows, are a semi-permanent makeup technique using a micropigmentation machine to create fuller, more defined eyebrows with a soft, powdery makeup effect.

Unlike microblading, this shading method implants tiny dots of pigment, making it a suitable alternative for those with previous permanent makeup, large pores, or oily skin, as well as those simply desiring an ombre look.

Customizable in color and shape, powder brows offer long-lasting results (1-3 years) and are suitable for most skin types, providing a less invasive option than traditional tattooing for achieving fuller brows without daily makeup application.

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Microblading

Microblading, also known as eyebrow embroidery or 3D brows, is a refined, manual technique for enhancing eyebrows, creating a remarkably natural, three-dimensional effect. Unlike older, more pronounced permanent makeup methods, microblading employs a delicate handheld tool with a fine grouping of needles to deposit pigment into the dermis. This precise application results in crisp, hair-like strokes that mimic the appearance of real eyebrow hairs, offering a soft and natural aesthetic.

Perfect for those seeking to reconstruct sparse brows, define their shape, cover gaps, correct over-plucking, or simply eliminate the daily need for brow pencils, microblading offers a beautifully realistic and lasting solution.

Microshading

Microshading, a manual technique performed with a microblading pen, enhances existing microbladed eyebrows by adding depth and creating a bolder, more defined makeup look. Typically applied over healed microblading, microshading fills in sparse areas and adds a soft, powdered effect, resulting in a fuller, more dramatic appearance.

When combined with microblading, the treatment is commonly known as combo brows, offering the best of both worlds: the natural hair-like strokes of microblading with the added dimension and definition of microshading. Like microblading, manual shading is a form of permanent makeup, providing long-lasting results.

Hybrid Brow

Hybrid brows, also known as combo brows, offer the best of both worlds by combining microblading and shading techniques for a naturally full and defined brow.

This method strategically places fine, hair-like strokes through microblading while adding depth and dimension with shading, creating the illusion of makeup seamlessly blended with natural hair. The shading component softens the microbladed strokes and fills in sparse areas, resulting in a fuller, more defined brow.

Ideal for clients with sparse eyebrow hair and those with oilier skin types who may not be ideal candidates for microblading alone, hybrid brows provide a balanced and long-lasting solution for achieving beautifully enhanced brows.

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Ombre Brows

Ombre brows are a semi-permanent makeup technique designed to create a soft, gradient effect for eyebrows. This method involves implanting pigment into the skin, beginning with a lighter shade at the front of the brow and gradually increasing in intensity towards the arch and tail.

This gradient effect gives the brows a subtle, blended appearance, mimicking the look of professionally applied makeup. The final result is a natural yet defined brow that enhances facial features without appearing harsh or overly drawn-on.