Eyebrow permanent makeup
Microblading, microshading, hair strokes or a combined technique. We design the shape that fits your face, together.
How it worksSemi-permanent pigment placed in the surface layer of the skin, applied by hand over a design mapped to your face.
- Rhythm
- Main session plus a touch-up; after that, refreshes when the colour fades.
- Back to normal
- You leave the same day with the area more intense than usual; while there is crusting it shows up close.
- Price
- Agreed at the free assessment. Why there is no fixed price list →
What it is
The design comes first and the pigment second. We measure your face, look at where your own hair grows and agree a shape before anything touches the skin — if the shape is wrong, no technique saves it.
Hair strokes imitate individual hairs; shading builds a soft powdered fill; the combined technique does both. Which one suits you depends on your skin type and how much of your own brow is left, not on what is fashionable.
Who it is for
- Sparse, over-plucked or asymmetric brows
- Wanting to wake up with a defined brow
- Gaps from scarring or hair loss
- Anyone tired of drawing them on every morning
Better to wait, or to check first, if…
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Active skin conditions in the area: eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, herpes flare-ups or inflamed acne
- Uncontrolled diabetes, autoimmune disease in an active phase or ongoing cancer treatment
- A tendency to keloid scarring
- Anticoagulant treatment without your doctor’s go-ahead
- Recent or current isotretinoin
- Known allergy to pigments, topical anaesthetics, latex or nickel
- Recent fillers, threads or botulinum toxin in the area: margins have to be respected
This is not a closed list. Any medical condition, medication or recent treatment is reviewed before we start and, if needed, we ask for your doctor’s go-ahead.
The session, step by step
- 01
Design and colour
We map the shape with a pencil and choose the pigment against your skin tone and your own hair. Nothing starts until you are happy with what you see in the mirror.
- 02
Topical anaesthetic
Applied and left to work. It does not remove the sensation entirely, but it takes the edge off.
- 03
Pigment
Stroke by stroke or in soft layers, depending on the technique. This is the long part of the session.
- 04
Check and aftercare
We review symmetry, tidy the edges and explain how to look after it over the following days.
What it feels like
A scratching or pressure feeling rather than pain. The brow is one of the easier areas.
Before and after
Before you come
- No alcohol or coffee the day before: they increase bleeding
- Do not pluck or wax the area for a week — we need to see your natural growth
- Come without makeup on the area if you can
After the session
- Keep the area clean and dry as instructed
- Do not pick at the crusts: they fall off on their own
- No sauna, pool, sea or sunbeds while it heals
- Sunscreen once healed, to keep the colour
When you see it
The colour looks intense for the first days and then settles considerably as the skin renews. What you see at the end is not what you see on day one.
What it does not do
- It is not a tattoo: it fades over time and needs refreshing
- It does not make hair grow
- It does not correct a facial asymmetry — it works with the face you have
- It does not stay identical forever: colour and skin both change
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