Commonly Asked Questions
What's the difference between microblading, microshading, ombre powder brows, and combo brows?
Microblading
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Microblading creates precise, hair-like strokes that mimic natural eyebrow hair growth, offering a soft, realistic look. This technique is ideal for clients wanting to fill in gaps in the brow line without adding a makeup effect. Best suited for normal to dry skin types and those who don’t typically apply makeup to their brows. ​
Microshading
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Microshading combines hair-like strokes with a soft shading effect, achieved using two different manual blades. This technique offers a slightly fuller and more defined look while maintaining a natural appearance. Recommended for normal to dry skin types. ​
Combination Brows
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Combination brows blend the best of both worlds: hair-like strokes at the front for a natural effect and ombre powder shading for a polished, makeup-like finish. This technique uses a manual microblade for strokes and an electric tattoo pen for shading. Recommended for all skin types.
​Ombre Powder Brows
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Ombre powder brows deliver a more defined, makeup-like look. Using a pixelated shading technique with an electric tattoo pen, the brows are shaded darker at the tails and lighter at the front for a soft gradient effect. The level of boldness is customizable to your preference. Suitable for all skin types. ​
