Wake up with brows that already work.
Semi-permanent brows should look like your brows on their best day, not like makeup someone drew on. Our PMU artist maps each brow to your bone structure and natural asymmetry, then matches pigment to your hair and skin tone.
Diana, our licensed cosmetologist and permanent makeup artist, works out of our Montrose salon. Every appointment starts with mapping and pigment selection you approve before any work begins, and includes a follow-up perfecting session.
Measured, drawn, and approved by you before we start.
A soft, filled-in look that suits most skin types.
Fine strokes that mimic individual brow hairs.
Tones chosen for your hair color and skin undertone.
A follow-up visit to refine density and shape as it heals.
Top-ups that keep faded brows looking intentional.
We discuss shape and pigment, and patch test where appropriate.
Brows are measured and drawn on. Nothing proceeds until you love the shape.
Pigment is applied with numbing used throughout for comfort.
Aftercare instructions, then a perfecting session once healed.
Typically one to three years depending on your skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure, and aftercare. A color refresh keeps them looking fresh.
Most clients describe it as very manageable. Numbing is used before and throughout the appointment.
Brows look darker for the first several days, then lighten and may flake as they heal. Full healed color shows around four to six weeks, which is when we do the perfecting session.
Not the way we do them. Shape is mapped to your face and pigment is matched to your coloring, so the goal is brows that look like yours.
Anyone pregnant or nursing, on certain medications, or with specific skin conditions should wait or check with a doctor. We go through your history at consultation.
Not every brow technique works on every skin type, and that is the first thing we sort out. Powder and ombré brows suit most people, including oily and combination skin, because the pigment is deposited as a soft shade rather than as crisp lines that can blur over time. Hairstroke work reads more natural on drier, less textured skin, where fine strokes stay fine. If you have large pores, very oily skin, or existing brow tattooing that has faded to a cool tone, we will tell you plainly which approach will hold and which will not.
Most of the appointment happens before any pigment goes in. Diana measures your face, accounts for the fact that no two brows are naturally symmetrical, and draws the proposed shape on so you can see it in a mirror in normal light. Nothing proceeds until you approve it. That is deliberate: a shape you did not sign off on is a shape you will live with for a year or more.
The first three to five days your brows look considerably darker and bolder than the final result. Around day five to ten they lighten and may flake, and it is normal to think the pigment has disappeared entirely somewhere in week two. It has not. Color resurfaces as the skin finishes healing, and the true healed shade shows at roughly four to six weeks, which is when we schedule the perfecting session to refine density and fill any spots that healed lighter.
Expect one to three years depending on your skin type, sun exposure, skincare actives, and aftercare, with a color refresh extending that. Anyone pregnant or nursing, on blood thinners or Accutane, or dealing with active skin conditions in the brow area should wait, and we go through your history at consultation rather than on the day. If you are also considering brow-adjacent skin treatments, book those with our facials team on a separate visit. Call (818) 523-6227 to arrange a consultation at our Montrose salon.
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