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OMBRE BROWS FAQ

WHAT IS COSMETIC TATTOOING? 

Cosmetic tattooing is the process of implanting colored pigment into the epidermis layer of the skin by means of tiny, sterile, disposable needles to produce the appearance of hair strokes, makeup, or to enhance the natural features of the face.

WHAT IS OMBRÉ BROW? 

  • Ombré Brows (also known as Powder Brows/Shaded Brows) is a semi-permanent make-up procedure inserting colored pigment with a machine into the top layers of skin (epidermis), which makes it less permanent unlike traditional tattoos.

  • The procedure is a two step process (initial insertion of pigment & touch-up 4-8 weeks later)

  • We create the desired fullness and design of the eyebrows based on your facial structure and features

  • This technique differs from Microblading in that we create a misty, powder filled brow resembling the look of makeup application, or a fresh eyebrow tint

  • They are semi-permanent, in that most fade over time if no additional procedure (touch-up) is performed

WHAT DOES OMBRÉ BROW LOOK LIKE? 

  • The tails of the brow are darker, and as you move towards the front of the brow it starts to fade

  • The effects will be waterproof and smudge-proof

  • It lasts longer than Microblading, typically around 2 years on average

  • Results are not determined until touch-up is completed

DOES OMBRÉ BROW HURT? 

  • A safe topical anesthetic cream and gel are used for numbing during your procedure. Pain thresholds vary from each individual person and every effort is made to ensure you remain comfortable for the entire procedure, however small amounts of discomfort is to be expected.

  • People who wax or pluck their eyebrows regularly will find the procedure painless whereas someone who has never touched their eyebrows may feel some discomfort.

HOW LONG DOES OMBRÉ BROW LAST? 

  • Ombré Brow can last for 1-3 years

  • A touch up is required 4-8 weeks after the initial appointment

  • Clients that choose a soft look, light color our shade or did not follow the after care instructions may require more touch up appointments

Factors that will cause your semi-permanent brow tattoo to fade faster: 

  1. Tanning bed / sun exposure

  2. Exfoliating

  3. Oily skin

  4. Medical conditions

We suggest a yearly "Color Boost" or refresher appointment to keep your cosmetic tattoo looking nice and crisp, every 12 – 18 months. Results vary with each client. Please note that clients with oily skin types will get a softer result.

WHAT COLORS ARE AVAILABLE?

  • A wide range of colors are available to complement your skin tone and hair color

  • The color r chosen will specially match your natural skin and hair tone

IS THERE A CHANCE OF INFECTION?

  • Safety is our priority

  • We adhere to the strictest infection control standards

  • One time use sterile disposable needles are always used, which are opened in front of each client

IS SEMI-PERMANENT MAKEUP A TATTOO?

  • Yes semi-permanent makeup is a tattoo

  • We insert pigment into the top layers of the skin

  • The pigments used are medical grade so it is safe and suitable for any facial area.

WHO BENEFITS FROM OMBRÉ BROWS?

  • Temporary or permanent hair loss

  • Thinning or faded brows

  • Hand, arm and shoulder mobility limitations

  • Allergies

  • Albinism

  • People who enjoy sports, swimming and the beach

  • People who want definition

  • People wishing to correct asymmetrical eyebrows

  • People with poor eyesight

  • People who are sensitive to make up

  • People who are tired of pencilling eyebrows every day

  • People with busy schedules who just want the luxury of waking up with their make up on

PRIOR TO OMBRÉ  BROW

  • 48 hours prior to your procedure, DO NOT DRINK ALCOHOL or CAFFEINE

  • 1 week prior to your procedure, DO NOT TAKE any blood thinners such as Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E, B6, Omega 3, Gingko Biloba, St. Johns Wort, evening Primrose unless medically necessary - you may resume immediately after the procedure

  • No waxing, tanning or tinting the eyebrow area 3 days before your appointment

  • No anti-aging treatments such as microdermabrasion, chemical peels, laser, facials 2 weeks before your appointment

  • No facial injections 1 month prior to procedure

  • On the day of your appointment avoid caffeine/exercise and wash your hair since hair dryers or hot showers, are not recommended, baths are ideal

OMBRÉ BROW AFTERCARE 

  • It is normal to experience some swelling and soreness, this will subside within a few days

  • Do not touch the healing area with your fingers- they may contain bacteria

  • Do not touch, scratch, rub, pick or peel at the healing skin and allow it to flake off on its own

  • You may rinse with water and lightly pat the area dry

  • No makeup, facials, sweating, sun, tanning, sauna, jacuzzi, swimming until the area is completely healed post procedure and after all touch-ups

  • Avoid immersing the eyebrow area in water

  • Do not use anti-aging products that contain Lactic acids or Glycolic acids it will fade your pigment area

  • Use a total sun block after the procedure area has healed to prevent future fading of pigment color

  • You may resume regular activities once you have completed the peeling phase

 

Failure to follow these instructions may result in pigment colour loss!

Touch-up visits should be scheduled between 6-8 weeks post procedure.

After 12 weeks, colour changes, or changing your mind on thickness will cost $

CONTRAINDICATIONS TO OMBRE BROW 

  • Pregnant or nursing

  • History of keloids or hypertrophic scarring

  • Viral infections and/or diseases

  • Cancer / chemotherapy

  • Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the treated area

  • Accutane in the past 2 years

  • Recently tanned or will be tanned within 4 weeks

Doctors Approval Required for the Following:

  • Uncontrolled high blood pressure

  • Organ transplant

  • Pacemaker or major heart problems

  • Epilepsy

  • Diabetes

  • Any treatment, medication, or illness that compromises the immune system