From the moment a client steps into my permanent makeup studio asking about their eyebrows, my adrenaline starts to build. For me, sharing with an individual and showing them how brows can affect their overall appearance is very exciting. The truth is, even though we may not feel it, in most cases full eyebrows can make us look 10 years younger.
In the past, loss of eyebrows meant one of two things: live with it or use an eyebrow pencil. But, it’s not always easy to get a penciled-brow in the right shape and color for our individual face. Also, pencil can wear off during the day and must be redrawn every morning.
Today there are so many options, not just for loss of eyebrows, but for defining, filling, shaping and creating them. Microblading, Blading with Shading, or a Powdered Brow for new and corrective brows for those with old work are available. Performed by a skilled professional, these techniques are used to create the desired custom look based on each client.
To find a qualified professional look for these things: A free consultation that will allow you to ask questions about the procedure, access to their recent before/after photos including “healed” photos, be sure they have the credentials required to perform the procedure. Also, check out their reviews online to get an idea of what others are saying.
This is the 2nd video in the series with my client Dr. Celeste Holstein. Being fair-haired, she felt her brows weren’t visible enough.
As a busy mom and doctor, she didn’t have enough time to draw in her brows the way she wanted them to look. She decided to try something different. Something that turned out beautiful.
Follow along in this video series that will show you from beginning to end the process of researching, consulting and choosing MicroBladed Eyebrows and permanent makeup. If you haven’t yet seen the first video, you can watch it here: “The Consultation”.
As a permanent makeup artist, I not only create brows, but also permanent eyeliner and lip color looks as well. I love -everything- that I do. But the brows have always been my favorite, and always will be.
Hugs,
Pam