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Get answers to common questions about EyeBrows.
Results vary by technique, skin type, and lifestyle. Most clients enjoy 1–3 years of visible pigment; factors like sun exposure, oilier skin, and skincare products influence fading. We recommend a color-boost touch-up every 12–24 months to maintain definition.
Most clients report only mild discomfort. We apply topical numbing before and during the procedure to minimize sensation. Pain tolerance varies, but the process is generally well tolerated and brief, with breaks available upon request.
Avoid blood-thinning medications, alcohol, and intense sun exposure for several days before your appointment. Skip brow waxing or tinting, arrive with clean, makeup-free brows, and share medical history so we can ensure a safe, tailored plan.
Healing includes initial darkness, light scabbing, and gentle flaking; brows soften and settle over 4–6 weeks. Keep the area clean and dry, avoid heavy sweating and makeup, and follow aftercare instructions. A 6–8 week touch-up completes the process.
Yes. We begin with a consultation and precise brow mapping to choose shape, density, and color that flatter your features. Pigment selection is customized and approved before work begins. The goal is a natural result aligned with your preferences and lifestyle.
There are some contraindications: pregnancy, breastfeeding, active skin infections, certain autoimmune disorders, and recent Botox near the brow area. Allergic reactions are rare; we conduct consultations and may do a patch test to assess suitability and reduce risk.