Everything you've been wondering...FAQ
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Microblading is a unique form of permanent makeup. A hand tool & blade are used to create tiny hairlike scratches in the skin into which we deposit pigment. The results are a very natural brow that matches perfectly with your own.
Microshading is a procedure which implements two techniques - manual microblading as well as machine to create depth and definition.The results are much more dramatic & perfect if you want just a little extra darkness and definition. Each client has the opportunity to go darker with the shading if they choose. (Microbladed strokes do not stay as crisp and will blur more when adding shading) You can find info and photos here... Microblading Vs Microshading
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Those Autoimmune Disease may not be a good candidate for Microblading or other PMU. (dependent of type and medications, contact before booking) Clients with autoimmune conditions will experience more pronounced fading due to an over active immune system.
Eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, Lupus, Cronh’s, Rheuatoid Athritis, Von Willebrand’s, Sjogren’s, Sebherrhoeic or other dermatitis, or any similar skin conditions may compromise the surface and texture of the skin. Procedure performed on clients with these type of condition may experience inferior results.
Those with Alopecia, Vitligo, Celiac, Hashimoto, Graves will require touchups more frequently - every 2-6 months.
LUXX reserves the right to refuse service to anyone, at any time, for any reason.
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We highly recommend growing your brows in as much as possible - younever know what were going to use and love to see what you're workin' with! ;) Be sure to complete your online consent form prior to your appointment at https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/v/luxxconsent/
Prior to you appointment be sure to avoid:
14 days - Botox/Dysport and/or Cosmetic Filler above the periorbital area
7 days - Spray or Self tanner on the face, no retinol or glycolic
72 hours - UV exposure - do NOT come to your appointment with a sunburn
24 hours - Blood thinners (Fish Oil, Vitamin E, Asprin, Ibuprofen)
24 hours - Alcohol, Caffeine
Failure to follow the above guidelines can result in undesireable results, slow healing, or decreased pigment retention. We are not responsible for clients failing to avoid or not discolosing their failure to avoid the above requirements.
If you regularly get your eyebrows shaped, waxed, threaded or tinted, please do so at least 3 days before your appointment. (we prefer you to come with as much brow hair as you can so that we can see how much you have to work with)
If you have been on prescription Accutane, you must wait at least 12 months before receiving this procedure.
You must stop using Retinol 2 weeks prior to your appointment & avoid using it for 2 weeks following your appointment. (Use of retinol in the area - for the life of the brows - will cause excessive fading. )
If you get Botox regularly please get that done than 2+ weeks before your appointment. This is to ensure we can make your brows as symmetrical as possible.
Avoid chemical peels at least 4 weeks prior to your appointment.Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning for 2 weeks before and after your procedure. Do not come to your appointment with a sunburn. In this case, email us at least 48 hours prior to your appointment to reschedule.
Avoid alcohol, caffeine, ibuprofen, fish oil, vitamin E, or any blood thinning medication 24 hours prior to your appointment.
If you plan to go on a sunny vacation, it is recommended to plan your trip a minimum of 7 days after the procedure due to the aftercare maintenance.
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Depending on artist, experience, and procedure desired, a Microblading or Microshading appointment is 1.5-3 hours.
This includes:
- Numbing (if you elect to pre-numb - 18 min)
- Consultation (thruoghout the procedure)
- Mapping, measuring, & color selection (10-30 min)
- The actual procedure (20-40 min)
A 4-12 week perfecting session is around 45 minutes & each touchup is 1 hour.
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Our aftercare at LUXX is MUCH different than what you may have seen online or been told by friends! You should not experience scabbing or crusty dark brows with the aftercare we advise!
Follow the instructions precisely for the best healing experience & pigment retention! We will provide everything you need to take care of your new brows at your first appointment, the rest is up to you! Aftercare Instructions
2x A DAY: With clean hands, wash the area thoroughly with cleanser & warm water then pat dry
2x A DAY: Apply a THIN layer of aftercare cream provided (too much will delay healing)
NO BROW MAKEUP FOR 7 DAYS!!! (Or anything but the above!! You have open wounds & we want to keep germs out!)
No scratching or picking Itchiness is normal as skin is healing. It’s important not to scratch or pick them as you will disturb the natural healing process & may pull out pigment. How you take care of your brows will have a great impact on the way they heal!
Stay out of the sun! UVA exposure has been proven to cause a shift in color, excessive fading as well as pigment migration & blurred strokes. Always use sunglasses or hat. SPF can be used on the brows after 7 days.
No standing water or ocean for 7 days! No baths/pools /ocean-these can harbor bacteria. And well…you have open wounds.
NO – RETINOL, LASER TREATMENTS, CHEMICAL PEELS, TANNING, GLYCOLIC, AHA near brows, ever!
The entire healing process will take from 4 - 6 weeks – a touchup can NOT be done prior to 4 weeks.
Due to the skin regeneration process, after the recovery period the brows may appear lighter than original. Often, even with proper care, clients lose some strokes, which makes brows look uneven. This is absolutely NORMAL because your natural skin type & skin regeneration, this is not a process that the artist cannot control. That’s why around 60% of clients need a touch up, to assure that brows are perfectly even & the desired effect was achieved.
Contact a physician if you experience signs of infection such as redness, warmth & swelling of pigmented area!
Day-by-Day Healing Guide & Walk Through Your healing process can have its ups & downs. The color may change over time as you heal & as your body accepts or metabolizes the pigment. But trust us when I say you will LOVE your results. Use this guide so you know that what you are experiencing IS normal & nearly everyone goes through something similar... Day 1: I LOVE MY NEWS BROWS! Your brows are fresh, perfect & brand new. What's not to love? Day 2-5: "These are way too dark & thick." The brows may actually get a bit darker over this period of time, but don't freak out…they will lighten. They may appear to be a WARM in color – this is because you have been cut over 100 times, therefore your skin is red, raw, irritated. As they begin heal this will dissipate . They also are a bit swollen so they can appear larger for a day or so. Day 4-10: During these days your brows may be itchy or flaky. Make sure to NOT pick or remove the flakes or you may inadvertently remove some of your pigment or introduce infection! Day 4-14: "My brows have completely disappeared!!" Your brows may appear like they are completely gone during this time as the healing skin is thicker & opaque, but don't worry - they will still be there! As the healing process progresses the skin becomes thinner & translucent once again & your strokes will show through. This is also why it's important to have your perfecting touch up if you feel you need one. Days 6-28: "My brows are coming back but they are patchy!" Your brows may appear to be patchy & incomplete during this part of the healing process. Most of these patches will fill in over time but if for some reason some area doesn't take the perfecting touch up will fill the gap. Day 28: "I can finally have a perfecting session!”" If you need a touchup, please be sure to book your “4-8 WEEK PERFECTING SESSION” on the website www.luxxbbb.com Day 42 (after Perfecting Session): "These are better than I could have ever imagined!!!" And now you are back to the way you felt after the first day!
Have additional questions?
Please reach out to us at info@luxxbb.com
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Microblading is a TWO STEP PROCESS. You should expect a touchup (though some clients do not feel that they need one). With the aftercare that we advise, around about 60-70% of clients feel that they would like a 4-8 week touchup. Two sessions ensure that the brows are complete and all expected fading has been addressed. Without the 4-8 week perfecting touchup your brows are considered incomplete. Please be prepared to commit to the process of having the brows that we both want for you! ****As of 1/1/2018 - Touchups are charged separately.*** Due to not every client wanting or feeling that they need a 4-8 week perfecting touchup, we have now separated the pricing of the two sessions. This is to ensure that clients not needing a touchup are not paying for one...as well as a way of spacing our your financial commitment to your new brows :)
Fading is COMPLETELY NORMAL and EXPECTED part of the process.
Due to the skin regeneration process, after the healing period the brows will appear lighter than original. Even with proper care, clients lose some strokes, which makes brows look uneven, lighter than expected, or may have even disappeared. This is absolutely NORMAL because your natural skin type & skin regeneration, this is not a process that the artist cannot control. the 4-8 week perfecting touchup is to ensure that the brows are even & the desired effect was achieved.
Microblading is expected to fade after the first session. We generally expect around 20-40% fading, but results are highly dependent on each client's skin type, immune system, medications/skin care products used, and aftercare adherence.
"Normal" results with microblading cover a wide spectrum. From someone having perfect brows with only one session and not needing a touchup for 3 years...all the way to someone having a lot of fading. Again, absolutely normal. And that is what the 4-8 week perfecting touchup is for! :) Please be as committed to your brows as we are! <3 Reasons some clients tend to experience more fading:
oily skin
acne prone skin
sun exposure
taking antibiotics
using retinol/retinoids
chemical peels
using certain medications
alcohol use within 24 hours (thins blood)
caffeine use within 24 hours (thins blood)
taking fish oil supplements (thins blood)
taking blood thinners (thins blood) (If you are bleeding too much during the treatment, this can interfere with the pigment implementation and push out pigments. Thus affecting pigment retention. Some pinpoint bleeding is normal, but excessive bleeding can ruin the whole process.)
A majority of the time (aside from fading due to the ever present SUN here in Florida!) fading has to do with the amount of oil your skin produces. Signs of oily skin: "thick skin", large pores, excess oil, acne or pimples, less wrinkles than others your age. Some people just naturally produce more oils than others, the oil may push out your pigment making your retention after your first microblading session less than what you may have expected.
Again, completely normal. **How does the immune system affect your degree of fading & results?**
When the pigment is placed in the skin, it triggers an immune response in the body. The immune system kicks in to defend the body against the wound and to "eat" the foreign bodies(pigment). The immune system sends in fighter cells called macrophages and phagocytes. Think of these little guy's like the body's microbiological Pac-Men, they try to eat and envelop the foreign bodies in an effort to contain the threat, in this case our pigment. If they "eat" the pigment molecule then it is flushed out of the body via the lymphatic system.
If they "envelop" the pigment molecule then the pigment spreads a bit, as it has tried to flush the invader but didn't get far. (this is why most clients strokes spread as they heal) ??PHAGOCYTES?? (phag·O·cyte)
A type of immune cell that can engulf large prokaryotic cells, such as bacteria, foreign bodies or eukaryotic cells, such as yeast cells or dead cells to kill them, or small foreign particles to remove them from the circulation. ??MACROPHAGES?? (MA-kroh-fayj) A type of white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms, removes dead cells, and stimulates the action of other immune system cells. Macrophage is a type of white blood cell which is a phagocyte. They are scavengers which constantly move around to kill microorganisms, remove dead cells and foreign bodies.
Microblading is expected to be a two step process. - A 4-8 week touchup reinforces faded strokes and stokes that have started to fade (though you can't see then, we still can, trust me!) - A 4-8 Week touch up give us the ability to correct any areas that are now faded and metabolized by your body & allow you to make adjustments that you are now ready & feeling brave and confident enough to make! Such as:
going with a darker color
bringing brows closer together
making brows thicker/more dense
achieving a higher arch
perfecting the symmetry due to minor swelling during the initial procedure
normal and expected fading through the healing process
If you feel that you need a 4-8 week touchup, it is required to have your follow-up up appointment (4-8 Perfecting Session) within 4-8 weeks post initial procedure. This is to reinforced faded strokes and layer the pigment. A 4-8 week perfecting touchup can NOT be done any sooner than 4 weeks post procedure!! If you do not feel that you need a perfecting touch up you will then move up to a 9-12 month touchup when you are ready . A busy schedule is not a reason for missing a 4-8 week touchup. Please reach out to us and we will work with you to schedule.
The 4-8 week cost is:
Jessie - Master Artist
4-8 Week Perfecting Touchup: $150
9-24 month Touchup: $295
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Maybe. - A lot of "touchups" that we see coming from other artists actually require serious & detailed corrective procedures.
- Any significant change in an undesired shape or tone will, in fact, be a corrective procedure & NOT "just a touch up". Prices range from $400-$700 per session. This may include multiple sessions, modifiers, and possibly removal of some areas of pigment.
-These corrective procedures may require multiple appointments if we are dealing with brows that have turned to a shade of red/pink or blue/grey.
- If your previous work has faded by at least 70% then we MAY be able to microblade over it, but an in person consultation will be required. If color correction is needed,shading would be required & multiple sessions may be needed to neutralize the undesireable color.
- If your previous work has faded by at 50-70% then shading is required as microblading strokes can NOT be seen over a more solid, saturated tattoo. 2-5 sessions may be required for color correction.
- All clients coming from other artisit REQUIRE a consultation with Master Artist, Jess before being accepted as a cleint.
- If you fail to follow the above instructions & arrive for a microblading appointment without a prior consultation & have previous work and we are unable to perform your service you will be charged a set up fee of $100. PLEASE BOOK A CONSULTATION IF YOU HAVE HAD PREVIOUS WORK!
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While we certainly prefer for our clients to grow their brows in as much as they can prior to their appointment, not all of us have hair.
Brow hair loss is not uncommon and can be a ressult of many different factors or conditions. Trichotilomania, Alopecia, hormones, age, thyroid conditions, even waxing mishaps that caused permanent damage to the hair folicle.
We work with wide range of clients and brows, we assure you that your brows aren't "the worst" :)
For all clients with little to no hair we follow your underlying bone structure to place the brows correctly on your face. We can find exactly where your brows should be by palpatating the supraorbital ridge. We can also feel the glabella to find where the front of your brows should be. This will correct any natural imbalance that you my have had in your brows before hairloss.
What does all this mean for you? Perfect brows that are balanced on your face!
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Balancing brows can be an easy task, but each case is unique. We can easily balance slightly asymmetrical brows. Making them the same height on the forehead with only a little bit of microblading in the areas where no hair grows. (top of one to raise the low brow, shaving a bit of the bottom and shaving a bit of the top of the high one and microblading more underneath. Balancing extremely asymmetrical brows (1/2 inch to 1 inch difference in position on face) can be tricky. When a client come in with brows that grow naturally like this, or due to a medical or nerve condition, each client is given two options:
*Correct them slightly - though not a complete correction this gives just enough of a correction to please the client without having to shave off a majority of the existing hair
*Full Balance - to fully balance two extremely asymmetrical brows we would need to remove all or a majority of hair on one brow to make it match the brow that they like. We personally like to leave as much of the natural hair as we can. Not only so the hairs make the microblading blend well from side to side, but also to achieve a super natural look.
Again each client is given two options and agrees to a SLIGHT CORRECTION OR FULL BALANCE.
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Let’s be honest, the face is not a flat canvas.
We all have asymmetry from the left side of the face to the right side of the face.
This is mainly from our natural genetics, sometimes from injuries.
Well we all love the notion of our brows being twins, it is not always feasible nor is it a realistic expectation.
Due to curvature being different on each side of the face it may appear that one tail is longer.
Even after meticulous measuring a client may still see this. And that is simply because of a difference in curvature from left to right side of the face.
Your brow hair may lay outside the microbladed area on one side, and not on the other. Again this is genetics.
Looking at your eyebrows from above or below and expecting them to look exactly the same is unrealistic. Not only are we almost never viewed from this angle, we never map or micro blade with this intention.
This is similar to leaning your head back or forward to check the symmetry of your haircut. Not a realistic depiction as the art that was done is not being viewed as it was intended.
Art, tattoos, Microblading, are meant to be looked at straight on.
Looking at a piece of art that contains an oval from the side may make it look like a circle. But looking at it the way that it was intended will depict an accurate visual.
We map and microblade from a straight on view. We do this specifically so that we can fill in or camouflage areas with the intended view that people look at us or we look ourself in the mirror.
Each client is given the opportunity to change anything that they want before the micro blading procedure begins whether it be size, shape, symmetry, color etc.
If, when finished with the procedure & the measurements are the same & a client would like the shape adjusted to it make the tail look longer to them, we will do that, even though the brows would not be twins.
We will not adjust the shape when they are being viewed at different angles
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Your healing process can have its ups & downs. The color may change over time as you heal & as your body accepts or metabolizes the pigment. Everything that you experience is ABSOLUTELY NORMAL & why 60% of people need a perfecting touchup.
Everyone goes through these phases.
Initially they may seem too dark or too big.
The darkness will settle down as we shed 20%-30% of the superficial pigment during the healing process. They will be slightly swollen and seem to be bigger than you expected. This too will settle down within 3 days.
They look red.
They may appear warm or red in color. This is mostly because you have been cut over 100 times. Any skin on your body that is scratched or cut will be red or irritated and have a bit of blood and lymph fluid seeping out.
Also - permanent make up has a tendency to heal too cooly/blue/grey. The pigment line that we utilize, Tina Davies, contains more red initially to prevent that from happening. This redness WILL heal out.
They seem to have disappeared.
Next you will enter a healing phase that we call “milk skin” where they will appear lighter than they actually are. And the skin will take on a milky and hazy look. But don't worry - they will still be there!
As the skin is healing, anywhere on our body, it becomes opaque and thicker.
For instance, if you peel a scab off your arm the skin beneath it will be light, milky looking, and opaque. This thickened skin will hide the strokes beneath the skin.
As the healing process continues the skin becomes thinner and translucent again and the strokes will show through. This is also why it's important to have your 4-8 perfecting touch up if you feel you need one.
They're back but parts are missing: Your brows may appear to be patchy & incomplete during this part of the healing process. Most of these patches will fill in over the healing process but if some areas don't come back then the 4-8 week perfecting touch up will fill the gap.
They seem to have dissapeared.
Next you will enter a healing phase that we call “milk skin” where they will appear
Day 4-10: During these days your brows may be itchy or flaky. Make sure to NOT pick or remove the flakes or you may inadvertently remove some of your pigment or introduce infection!
When can I have them touched up: If you need a touchup, please be sure to book your
“4-8 WEEK PERFECTING SESSION” on the website www.luxxbbb.com
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No! We do not need to shave off your whole eyebrow nor does it stop hair from growing!
We will remove the stray hairs outside of your chosen shape and placement during the mapping portion of your microblading procedure. (Who wants stray hairs anyway! lol) This may or may not be a little different than how your brows sit on your face when you came in...because that's what you're here for right? Brow balancing...symmetry...fullness! All hairs that remain inside your chosen shape will remain intact and will not damage the hair follicle.
IN FACT...Microblading can have a similar effect to the brow hair follicle as microneedling does to head hair! Stimulating an injury response and awakening dormant folicles...resulting in new growth! You may be suprised what grows back before your touchup!
Moving forward you will still need to use whatever method of hair removal you used before microblading to maintain your shape and remove of stray hairs (wax, thread, shave, etc)
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Pain is relative.
We do all that we can to ensure that you are as comfortable as possible throughout the
microblading procedure.
- For the VERY best results you can have the procedure done without any anesthetic. - You also have the option of electing to be numbed prior to the procedure. (though this does have its con's - faster fading, low pigment retention, blurred strokes, tough skin, etc.)
- You also have the option to numb a bit after the procedure has started. (This is what we prefer for the best results!!)
On a scale of 1-10 - most clients report: without numbing pain is 3-7, with numbing 0-3
**If you are on your menstural cycle during your appointment or are a smoker your pain may be intensified**
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Tattooing, Permanent Makeup, Aesthetics
• All tools, work space, equipment are disinfected using hospital grade EPA approved broad spectrum disinfectant and an FDA,EPA and OSHA compliant broad-spectrum disinfectant, fungicidal, bactericidal, virucidal, mildewcidal and tuburculocidal after each cleint.
• All necessary tools and equipment are present in the area before the procedure begins.
• Needles, tattoo cartridges, dermaplane blades, microchanneling cartridges or anything entering the skin or possibly cause blood exposure, are opened in front of the client and are single use.
• Areas of practice are state/county licensed tattoo establishments within the state they are located.
• Areas of practice are inspected and approved initially and annually by the local health department.
• All artists are licensed tattoo artists, trained and certified in permanent makeup in multiple states.
• All artists wear gloves while working in the skin. Nitrile gloves are preferred, if you have an allergy we can accommodate.
• All artists are Barbicide Certified and annually complete four hours of Blood Borne Pathogen training and certification.
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Clients general come back for touchups every 9-24 months. This varies greatly due to variety of factors; UV exposure, aftercare adherance, retinol use, integrity of skin, skincare products, oily/dry skin, etc.
If a client chooses to never recieve a touchup their microbladed brows should fade almost completely between 2-5 years depending on the above factors. PMU brows (ombre, tattooed, etc) willlast much longer as the pigment is deposited deeper in the dermis that microblading.
As pigment is metabolized in the body it may change to a slight red or blue tone. This is completely normal. It may happen at 9 months, 18 months, 5 years, or never. Again this is completely normal and the way different pigments are processed and metabolized in your body. The next touch up will return the brow to the correct color. (MORE ON PIGMENT METABOLIZATION HERE)
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We do not currently offer removal! Removal will return Jan 2024
Master Artist, Jess is Certified A+ Ocean in saline removal technician as well as a Certified Beauty Angel's PMU Removal Technician. >>ANGEL PERMANENT MAKEUP REMOVAL is a safe, manual technique, designed to remove tattoo pigment from the skin; in particular, pigment from PMU treatments, using a simple 3 step process.
Angel Removal removes all colors and all pigments in the market. The active ingredients in Angel Removal are the acids from antioxidant fruits such as rice, cocoa, and wheat, among others. The first removal solutions in the market used acids from metals, which are highly aggressive to the skin. In the case of Angel Removal, the acids it carries are from fermented fruit and they work as a chemical peel.The other ways to eliminate the tattoo on a dermatological level may leave unwanted traces such as pigment spots or scars. With Angel Removal we can remove up to 99% of the pigment from the skin. One of the advantage of Angel Removal is that acid fruits are photo protectors, which means that they protect the skin from the appearance of sunspots in addition to the advantage of removing pigment spots.With this method we can eliminate the pigment from different levels of the skin. Angel Removal is a very safe method, however its application requires professional training. The pigment’s nature and the depth at which it is placed are key factors to determine the number of sessions that need to be performed. If the pigment is in the Epidermis or in the first layer of the dermis, it can be removed in 1 to 3 sessions. If it is in the lower part of the dermis, it is possible to remove 99% of it, but it may require more than 8 sessions.Angel Removal is the first removal product designed specifically for eyebrows.
The pigment then comes out in two ways:
1.) Bringing the pigment to the surface A chemical process is carried out at the Epidermis level. When the molecules of the removal solution meet the pigment particles that are found between the layers of the skin, it breaks the collagen capsules, binds with the pigment, and brings it to the surface.
2.)Pigment particles are transported deeper into the Dermis and Hypodermis layers of the skin and are absorbed into the lymphatic system and subsequently eliminated from the body through sweat, urine and tears.
Do not expect to see significant amounts of pigment coming out of the surface of the skin during the treatment. The pigment comes out in small quantities over several days, a large amount of which comes out during the aftercare portion of the process. Pigment may still be leaving the body up to 30 days after the removal treatment. Depending on on your age and skin regeneration time it may take up to 90 days. Obviously, the portion of the pigment eliminated through the Lymphatic system is not visible at all.If the pigment was originally placed at a shallow depth, one session will probably be sufficient. In other cases, the treatment is repeated 1 to 9 times.
>> The second option is A+ OCEAN TATTOO REMOVAL. It is a lightening process in which tattoo in a saline based hypertonic solution in the tattoo area. This will create a controled scab that you would keep intact until it falls off on its own in about three weeks.
The saline works to pull the pigment or ink out of the tattooed skin and into the scab. As long as the scab is intact it is working to lightne your tattoo
Depending how heavily the artist tattooed your skin, worked your skin, how deep the pigment is, etc. this could have caused the scarring and this procedure may slightly exasperate the scarring situation.
It may not be convenient for you to have your brows red and scabby for three weeks. And though we can numbing during the process they stay quite painful to the touch for a week or so.
These can be done no sooner than four weeks apart and can take 1-6 sessions To get the brow light enough to microbladed over. It is $150 per treatment.
>>The third option we can recomend to lighten the brow is to use RETINOL on the brow area for several weeks to see how much that will lighten it it’s own before doing something more invasive. We sell a retinol that we highly recommend in the studio.
>>The final option that we would recommend would be LASER PERMANENT MAKEUP REMOVAL (or any other form of tattoo removal) is simple: a Q-switched Nd YAG laser fires short pulses of light into the tattoo pigment. This causes the tattoo pigment to absorb energy and break apart into small pieces. These pieces are naturally processed through the lymphatic system, causing the tattoo to fade and eventually disappear over time. This method of treatment involves very low risk of scarring, and is fast (less than 5 seconds per eyebrow), effective, and permanent.
I suggest if you want to try this, then call around to laser tattoo removal places. Not all lasers can remove permanent make up pigment. In fact some can actually make it darker. So please be sure to ask each place if their lasers will remove permanent make up pigment, not just tattoo ink. The molecules are much bigger in permanent make up pigment.
Be sure to ask this and just to be safe, also ask if they have removed permanent make up previously.
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As of 2/20/22:
Jessie - Master Artist
Microblading: $495
Microshading: $595
4-8 Week Perfecting Touchup: $150 9-24 Month Toucup: $254
Sale: $25 off when paying deposit 2/20-4/20 $75 off when paying in full upon booking
If you would like to pay for your 4-8 week perfecting touchup at the same time as your initial microblading session please let us know.
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We offer the highest degree of detail & dedication to all of our procedures & all of our clients. LUXX does not offer refunds on services rendered, & deposits are non-refundable. Please be aware that results can vary, as every client is different, every clients skin and results are different.
We take time & great care in explaining our processes thoroughly, we work with each client to adjust the mapping to their personal liking. As well as having the final say on pigment choice. we recommend what we think is best but ultimately, you get what you ask for. Each client verbally agrees to shape, placement, symmetry, & pigment color, making sure every client has realistic expectations going into every appointment. Please understand that a 4-8 week touchup to recommended if you have fading (normal & expected), decided you are ready for a darker color (normal & expected), want to go bigger (normal & expected), Want to go closer together/longer (normal & expected). The literal ONLY thing that is not NORMAL & EXPECTED is an infection!!
BOOK YOUR 4-8 WEEK PERFECTING TOUCHUP!
LUXX does not offer refunds on services rendered, & deposits are non-refundable. You agree to this refund policy by checking the box upon booking with us.
Each client's skin is unique, exposed to different elements, medications, products & it is difficult to predict how well your skin will retain pigment and/or filler or any other cosmetic procedure. It is also impossible to predict exactly how it will heal. And that is exactly what the 4-8 WEEK PERFECTING TOUCHUP is for! :) Due to this & many other various factors we cannot guarantee your individual results but will do our best to please each client & will go through great lengths to do so. If you refuse to have your 4-8 week touchup, your procedure is considered unfinished. Committing to the entire process is imperative in getting the best, and longest lasting results! The results of any cosmetic procedure, including but not limited to permanent cosmetics, cannot be guaranteed.
**Opened products cannot be returned for any reason**
**e-giftcards cannot be refunded but are transferable**

