brow types

1. Microblading - Microblading is the cosmetic tattooing of hair strokes.  This is the most natural looking technique because all the other techniques include some kind of shading.  This technique often requires a touchup since the hair strokes are thin and the fading often breaks the smooth lines.  This technique is not a good choice for oily skin because the pigment spreads more easily and the hair strokes lose their definition.  Also, this is not a good method for covering up problems, such as scars, since the strokes are distinct and don't blanket the problem.
2. Combination Brows - This technique is our most popular.  It combines hair strokes and with a little shading.  Great to add density and fluff to your brows.
3. Ombre Brows -  Uses gradients to make the shading gradually change across the brow.  It will gradually go from lighter to darker across the brow.  It give a "makeup look" as if you are using a pencil or brow power.  It is good for covering up scar and other imperfections.  It is good for all skin types.
4. Powder Brows keeps a consistent shading density across the brow.  You can vary the saturation level across the entire brow.  For example: low, medium, and high saturation. This technique is best for covering up scars and imperfections.  It is good for all skin types.

Let's see some examples of each below.