1. Our Brow Services
Brows by Master Artists
Brows by Student Artists
Brows by Student Artists
Get permanent makeup with our master artists. Master artists are experienced artists with professional level skills and act as mentors to our students. Touch-ups not included. (2 hours.)
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$449 Nano Premium Hair Strokes
$250 Nano Combo Sale (Reg $300)
$199 Microblading Sale (Reg $250)
$199 Microblading Combo Sale (Reg $250)
$199 Ombre Sale (Reg $250)
$199 Powder Sale (Reg $250)
Bring-A-Friend Deals
Bring friend. Get deal.
$199 Nano Combo
$149 Microblading
$149 Microblading Combo
$149 Ombre
$149 Powder
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Touch-Ups (Return Clients)
$149 Nano Premium Hair Strokes
$149 Nano Combo
$99 Microblading
$99 Microblading Combo
$99 Ombre
$99 Powder
Touch-ups Bring-A-Friend Deals (Return Clients)
Bring friend. Get deal.
$125 Nano Combo
$75 Microblading
$75 Microblading Combo
$75 Ombre
$75 Powder
Touch-Ups (New Clients)
$199 Nano Combo
$175 Microblading
$175 Microblading Combo
$175 Ombre
$175 Powder
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M-Sat 10-5pm
Brows by Student Artists
Brows by Student Artists
Brows by Student Artists
Get your brows done by our supervised student artists for a big discount and help our student artists build their portfolio. Don't worry! Students are supervised by our professional staff. They will also pre-draw the brows for your approval. Touch-ups not included. (2 hours)
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$149 Nano Combo
$99 Microblading
$99 Microblading Combo
$99 Ombre
$99 Powder
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Touch-Ups (Return Clients)
$75 Nano Combo
$50 Microblading
$50 Microblading Combo
$50 Ombre
$50 Powder
Touch-Ups (New Clients)
$149 Nano Combo
$99 Microblading
$99 Microblading Combo
$99 Ombre
$99 Powder
Learn more about our Student Brow services.
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4. the 4 types of brows
5. the 6 brow techniques
5.1 Nano Brows - Hair Strokes Only
Nano Brows use an ultra-fine needle (nano needle) on a digital/PMU machine to deposit pigment in crisp, hair-like strokes to create a very natural look. The hair strokes are integrated into the brow’s natural hair to create a fuller more dense look.
- Technique: Performed with a digital permanent makeup machine and a single ultra-fine nano needle (or small needle configuration) to create precise, hair-like strokes that are thinner and crisper than traditional microblading.
- Appearance: Extremely natural and refined. The strokes are sharper and more defined than hand-tool microblading, blending seamlessly with existing eyebrow hairs and often looking more realistic, even close-up.
- Durability: Semi-permanent, typically lasting 1.5–3+ years with proper care. Generally lasts longer than microblading, especially on oily or mature skin, because the machine allows for deeper and more consistent pigment deposition.
- Best for: Almost all skin types, including oily, combination, and mature skin. Ideal for clients who want the most natural hair-stroke look but need something that holds up better than traditional microblading.
- Healing: Gentler and faster than microblading for most clients. Less trauma to the skin (no actual blade cutting), reduced swelling, and minimal scabbing; strokes retain sharpness and color better during healing.
- Popularity: Rapidly overtaking microblading in many markets because it delivers the same (or better) natural hair-stroke result while being more versatile, longer-lasting, and suitable for a wider range of skin types. Clients increasingly prefer nano brows or combination nano brows (hair strokes + soft shading) for enhanced longevity and fullness without looking “makeup-y.”
5.2 Microblading - Hair Strokes Only
Microblading uses a hand tool with a tiny blade to add hair strokes to your brows for a fuller denser look. The look of Microblading is similar to Nano Brows, but the hair strokes are thicker and applied more uniformly than Nano since the Microblading strokes aren't crossed with each other due to being a cut technique.
- Technique: Uses a handheld tool with a tiny blade to create hair-like strokes on the skin, mimicking natural brow hairs.
- Appearance: Very natural, with strokes that blend seamlessly with existing eyebrow hairs.
- Durability: Semi-permanent, typically lasting 1 to 3 years, though touch-ups are needed as the strokes fade.
- Best for: Those looking for a natural enhancement of sparse or thin brows. Not recommended for clients with oily or more mature skin.
- Healing: Can be more involved due to the fine, precise cuts made in the skin, especially more mature skin.
- Popularity: Microblading is popular because of its natural look, but clients tend to prefer the combination brows since the shading makes it last longer and fuller.
5.3 Nano Combination - Hair Strokes and Shading
Also known as Nano Combo or Hybrid Nano Brows. This technique combines ultra-precise nano hair strokes with soft, powdered shading for the most natural yet defined and long-lasting result. Here you can see hair strokes that have been integrated into the brow’s natural hair, plus a soft shaded background that gives fullness and dimension.
- Technique: Performed with a digital permanent makeup machine using an ultra-fine nano needle (or small needle configuration) to create crisp, realistic hair strokes, combined with a soft shading technique (often using a larger needle configuration or magnum) to add gentle density and a powdered effect between the strokes.
- Appearance: The ultimate balance of natural and polished. Realistic hair strokes blend perfectly with existing brow hairs, while the light-to-medium shading adds fullness, depth, and a soft “makeup” look without ever appearing harsh or blocky.
- Durability: Longest-lasting hair-stroke style, typically 2–4 years with proper care. The combination of strokes + shading retains both sharpness and color intensity far better than strokes-only techniques, especially on oily or mature skin.
- Best for: Almost everyone — oily skin, mature skin, sparse brows, over-plucked brows, or clients who want a naturally full brow that still looks like “makeup” but never needs filling in. Perfect for those who love the hair-stroke look but want it to last longer and appear fuller.
- Healing: Gentle and predictable. Minimal trauma compared to blading, light flaking instead of heavy scabbing, and the shading helps the strokes stay crisp and visible throughout the healing process.
- Popularity: Currently the most requested brow technique in premium salons. Clients love that it gives the hyper-realistic hair strokes of nano brows plus the longevity and everyday polish of powder/ombre brows — all in one session. It’s quickly becoming the gold standard for modern, low-maintenance, flawless brows.
5.4 Microblading Combination - Hair Strokes and Shading
Microblading Combination, like Nano Brows, uses both hair strokes at the head of the brows and shading toward the tails to create a shaped natural look. The look is similar to Nano Combination, except the hair strokes are thicker and applied more uniformly than Nano since the Microblading strokes do not cross each other due to being a cut technique.
- Technique: Combines Microblading (for the front and body of the brow) with a shading technique (similar to Powder Brows) for the tail or the entire brow to add depth and fullness.
- Appearance: Offers both the natural look of hair strokes and the fuller, shaded look of powder brows, providing a versatile, multi-dimensional effect.
- Durability: Similar to microblading in terms of longevity, with the shading lasting slightly longer. Not recommended for clients with oily or older skin.
- Best for: Individuals wanting the best of both worlds - natural hair-like strokes and a soft, filled-in appearance. Not recommended for clients with oily or more mature skin.
- Healing: Combines the healing aspects of both microblading and shading techniques.
- Popularity: A more popular hair stroke technique than microblading because the addition of shading makes it last longer than just hair strokes by itself.
5.5 Ombre Brows - Shading Only
Ombre Brows is our most popular brow. It is a shading-only technique where the shading uses a gradient that goes from light at the head to dark. It is a makeup look, but the gradient gives it a little bit of natural look as well; whereas, Powder Brows are a pure makeup look.
- Technique: Uses a tattoo machine with a needle to deposit pigment in a stippling or shading method, creating a gradient effect where the color is lighter at the front of the brow and darker towards the tail.
- Appearance: Provides a soft, makeup-like finish that looks like filled-in brows with a pencil or shadow. Less about mimicking individual hairs and more about overall color and shape.
- Durability: Can last longer than Microblading, often up to 2-5 years, with the color fading softer and more uniformly.
- Best for: Those who prefer a makeup look or have oily skin, as this method holds up better over time. Recommended for darker skin tones since hair strokes are difficult to see on darker skin. Also recommended for more mature skin since the cutting action of Microblading can be more difficult to heal for older skin.
- Healing: Generally easier and less painful during the healing process compared to microblading.
- Popularity: A more popular shading technique than Power Brows because the gradient can make it look more natural.
5.6 Powder Brows - Shading Only
Powder Brows is a shading-only technique where the shading uses the same darkness (saturation level) across the entire brow. Powder Brows are a pure makeup look.
- Technique: Similar to Ombre Brows but can vary in the extent of the gradient. It might involve a more uniform color application or less of a fade from light to dark.
- Appearance: A solid, filled-in look, similar to the effect of brow powder or pencil. Can be tailored to be very soft or more defined.
- Durability: Similar to ombre brows in terms of longevity.
- Best for: Suitable for all skin types, particularly those with oily skin or those who want a consistent, filled-in look daily. Recommended for darker skin tones since hair strokes are difficult to see on darker skin. Also recommended for more mature skin since the cutting action of Microblading can be more difficult to heal.
- Healing: Like ombre brows, the healing process is generally straightforward with less scabbing compared to microblading.
- Popularity: A less popular shading technique than Ombre Brows because of the solid fill-in look, but tends to last the longest of all the techniques.
8. Preparing for your visit
Understand the permanent makeup process.
To obtain your best results, make sure you understand the permanent makeup process. For many of our clients, it is their first time to get permanent makeup and many don't know much about how it works.
- Book an appointment. Most clients do the consult and procedure on the same day, but you can do them separately if you want. We do free consultations. Book online or call/text 727-213-8811 for an appointment.
- Once you arrive, we will have you fill out paperwork.
- We will do a consultation to figure out what you want. If you aren't sure what you want, we can recommend a technique. Once you decide on a design, then we will pencil draw the brows for your approval. Be sure it is what you want. If you don't like the drawing, let us know and we will change it until you approve.
- Once you approve the design, we will do the procedure.
- We will apply numbing cream. It takes about 15 minutes for the numbing cream to kick in. During the numbing, we will have you read over the aftercare.
- We will do the procedure and the tech will confirm you like the brows. Make sure you like the brows because we cannot do additional work until the end of the 6 weeks of healing.
- When the procedure is finish, we will go over the aftercare process again and check you out. It is important to follow our aftercare directions carefully to prevent infection and to get the best results. (Read more about the aftercare below.)
- At first, your brows will look very dark. They will peel within the first couple weeks and look very light. The color will come back some over the 6 weeks of healing.
- At the end of the 6 weeks, you likely need to return for a 6 week touchup because you brows will likely heal light, patchy, slightly off symmetry, or like the pigment didn't take. Don't worry. That is what the touchup is for.
- At the 6 week touchup, the tech will take a look and see how your brows healed then make adjustments. The touchup will have a similar 6 week healing process as the first procedure, but normally with improved results.
- If, at the end of the 6 weeks of healing, you need more work, we do a free follow up.
- Most clients will get a refresh touchup every 1-3 years because the pigment fades over time.
- Don't get discouraged if you don't like the results right away. Most clients that stick with the process get good results.
Come with the right expectations.
We would love for all our clients to have perfect brows after the first procedure, but that is typically not how permanent makeup works. Permanent makeup may take 2 or 3 procedures to get the results you want.
- Permanent makeup is not permanent. Expect it to fade over time. It is designed to fade so that it is changeable over time as your likes change. You might have a different style in a few years.
- Expect results to vary widely from person to person due to factors like how well your skin accepts pigment, how well you care for you brows, your work environment, etc. Permanent makeup results, especially the first procedure, can be perfect, light, very light, patchy, slightly unsymmetrical, or like the pigment didn't take.
- Don't expect yours to heal the same as your friends. Results vary from person to person.
- Don't expert yours to heal the same as the last time you did it.
- Don't expect your permanent makeup to be like your body tattoos. Permanent makeup uses different softer pigments and doesn't go as deep as body tattooing.
- Expect to get at least one touchup. There is a 75% chance that you will need the 6-week touch up and a 10% chance that you will need a third visit.
- In rare cases, it doesn't work for some people because their skin pushes out there pigment too easily.
- Expect to spend at least 2 hours for one services and 2.5 hours for two services.
Dos and Don'ts
- Don't get a sunburn. Minimize your sun exposer for at least a week.
- Don't do any waxing or facial treatments a week before you come.
- Don't do any threading a couple days before you come.
- Don't drink alcohol or coffee within 24 hours of your appointment.
- Don't shave your brows. We integrate the tattooing into the brows you already have.
- Don't expect perfect brow immediately. Permanent makeup is a process. You should expect to do a 6 week touchup and possibly more. Also expect to get refreshes ever 1-2 years.
- Do wear your makeup if you think it will help us understand your style.
- Do bring a photo(s) if you think it can help the artist understand the style that you are wanting.
- Do read the FAQ and aftercare so that you will be prepared for the process. Clients love permanent makeup, but it can be frustrating if you come with the wrong initial expectations.
Who should avoid permanent makeup?
- Pregnant or nursing - Women who are pregnant or nursing should not get permanent makeup because of the possibility of infection and/or chemicals entering the bloodstream.
- People with epilepsy, pacemakers, major heart problems, Lupus, organ transplants, Eczema, Dermatitis, Rosacea, Psoriasis, allergies to metal/color, Keloids, and Accutane.
- You should get a doctors clearance for Chemotherapy, Diabetes, Thyroid, or Glaucoma.
- You might want to reconsider doing permanent makeup if you are allergic to lidocaine or epinephrine, have very oily skin, are prone to cold sores, are prone to hyperpigmentation, or have sun damaged skin.
- Blood thinners - We generally don't recommend doing permanent makeup if you are on blood thinners due to increased risks, such as excessive bleeding, increased bruising, and higher infection risks. The pigment can also get pushed out more easily which lessens how long they last.
- Shingles - If you have had Shingles, it is recommended to wait several months to make sure you are completely healed. Also, keep in mind that getting permanent makeup may reactivate the shingles.
- Here is a good article on who should avoid permanent makeup with explanations.
9. During Your Visit
What to expect at your appointment.
- Check in with our front desk staff.
- Take Before photos.
- Start the numbing process. (15 minutes.)
- While waiting on the numbing, our front desk staff will help you complete the paperwork, answer questions, and explain the aftercare.
- Consult with your tech about the technique, color, shape.
- The tech will map and pencil draw the brows for you to approve.
- Once you approve the pencil drawing, your technician will do the procedure.
- Check if you want any adjustments.
- Take After photos
- Receive your aftercare package. (Cleanser, Q Tips, and healing cream.)
- Do an quick exit interview.
- Set up your touch-up appointment if needed.
- Check out.
Expect about 2 hours for 1 procedure. 2.5 hours for 2 procedures.
10. Aftercare
Healing Timeline: Permanent makeup requires a 6-week healing process. You will not be able to change your brows until the end of the healing :
- Day 1. Brows are swollen and color looks warmer.
- Day 2-5. Brows look obvious dark and reddish.
- Day 3-14 Exfoliation takes place. Brows may look light, ashy, uneven, or like the pigment didn't take. Over the next few weeks, the brow color and shape will fill in and set.
- Day 42 Brows are now fully healed. Color and shape have returned.
- 6-Week Touchup - Get a touchup to fine tune and finalize the your brows.
No Guarantees: Most people have great results from permanent makeup, but there are no guarantees. We cannot predict how your skin will heal. There is the possibility that your skin just rejects pigment quickly so permanent makeup isn't going to work for you. You cannot know until you try.
2-Step Process: Many clients have the expectation that permanent makeup is a one time experience. Although many clients have great results with just one procedure, you should not expect perfection after the first treatment. Permanent makeup is less hassle than traditional cosmetics, but it does require maintenance and is at least a 2-step process and you should expect to get the 6-week touchup for correcting and fine tuning of your brows.
Brow Care: The better you care for your brows during the 6 week healing stage, the better they will heal. Here are some tips for caring for your brows.
- Washing and healing cream- For the first couple weeks, wash your eyebrows twice a day. Use a mild cleanser on and around the procedure area. DO NOT use any cleansers containing anti-aging/anti acne agents (IE retinal, glycolic, lactic, or AHA). Dial soap or Cetaphil are good choices. Foam up a tiny amount of soap in your hands, then use the foam to gently cleanse your eyebrows. Rinse well. Gently blot dry with clean paper towel. Make sure moisture blotted off before applying your healing cream. Never put ointment on a tattoo. Do not let your brows dry out. Also, apply a light coat of healing cream after washing. Although it is important to use the cream, using it excessively can discourage the skin of air and can result in pigment loss during the healing period; so, use, but use it sparingly, just enough to moisten the brows.
- Showering - For the first few days, do not take steaming hot showers and keep bathroom doors opened as to not cause a steam effect. Do not let the shower hit you directly in the face. At the very end of your shower, wash your hair and rinse away from your face.
- Exfoliation: The brows will typically shed off during the first week leaving the under brows looking light, patchy, or like it didn't take. Do not panic. This is normal for permanent makeup. Once the outer skin peels off, the brows will start to fill back in over the next few weeks. The color and shape will shift as the brows heal. The final result will be set by the end of the 6th week. If needed, touch-ups can only be done after 6 weeks.
Things to avoid - Immediately after the procedure, your brows will be a little reddish and irritated. Most likely you will experience a little itchiness. This will typically last for 1-3 days. It is part of the healing process.
- Makeup - No topical make up on the healing procedure for a few days or until flaking has ended. Topical makeup may have bacteria and your new procedure needs adequate time to heal.
- Brow hair removal: No tweezing or waxing the eyebrows for 10 full days .
- Facials - No facials or peels for two full weeks.
- Lasers - Avoid laser treatments in the brows area in the future.
- Pet Grooming/Dust - No pet grooming, gardening or anything that causes dust or dirt for a minimum of 72 hours. Waiting 7 full days is best.
- Excessive sweating - Sweating is not good for the healing process. We recommend not exercising for 7 days or any activity that would induce excessive sweat or cause your face to heat up and turn red. Salt from the sweat can lighten the brow.
- Steaming showers - Do not take steaming hot showers and keep bathroom doors opened so as to not cause a steam effect. Keep your face from being directly hit by the shower. At the very end of your shower, wash your hair and rinse away from your face.
- Sun/Beach/Tanning Beds - Avoid the sun and tanning beds as much as possible for a couple weeks. Too much sun can burn the skin and cause a darker color.
- Swimming - Avoid swimming for the first couple weeks. Saltwater and chemical in pools can affect the healing color. DO NOT expose your new procedure to chemicals, hot tubs, saunas, salt water, chlorinated pools, lakes, or ponds.
Common Concerns:
It’s completely normal to feel concerned after your first permanent makeup session – the initial result always looks bolder and darker than the final one. The good news is that almost every issue (color intensity, shape, or small uneven spots) can be corrected at your touch-up appointment. Almost all of the clients love their results once the process is complete. Let it go through the healing process and if the shape bothers you after the first 2 weeks, a tiny bit of regular makeup is fine until we refine everything at your touch-up session. We’ve fixed thousands of these worries – yours will be too! Here are some common concerns:
- Dark brows - Be prepared for the initial color intensity of your procedure to be significantly sharper, brighter, or darker than what is expected for the final outcome. At the end of your healing process, your brows will be lighter and softer.
- Irritation/Soreness - You will most likely experience irritation or soreness for a few days. The brows are irritated and take a few days to settle back to normal.
- Peeling brows - During the first 3-14 days, expect the outer layer of your brows to peel/exfoliate, leaving a lighter and possibly patchy look. Don't freak out. This is normal. Also, do not pick the brows off. Let them fall off naturally. Once the brows peel, the color will come back from under the skin and darken over the next 6 weeks. After the first week, you may use a little makeup to make the brows look even. Avoid makeup the first week so that bacteria doesn't enter the skin.
- Light/patchy/gone - Once the outer layer of the brows peel, the under layer will likely look light, patchy, or like nothing was even done. Don't worry. The color typically comes back and sets over the 6-week healing process. The first session results can also look light, patchy or like the pigment didn't take. This is normal. The 6-week touch-up usually fixes these issue.
- Looks unnatural - Clients that get the combo are sometimes worried that the shading is too dark in the beginning. Wait out the healing process because the shading will lighten over time.
- Imperfect healing - While many brows heal perfectly after the initial procedure, many do not. You should expect to get a 6-week touchup to fill in light spots and finalize your look.
- Shape and symmetry: The initial look of your brows will not be the final look. The shape and symmetry of the brows will change as the pigment comes up and sets from under the skin. Also even the best artists can be a little off. Don't worry if the initial look isn't perfect. If at the end of the 6-week healing process, the brows still look a little off, the 6-week touchup is used to correct the shape, symmetry and color.
- Out of healing cream - We give a weeks supply of healing cream which is typically enough. If your brows are still dry and/or cracking, you can order more of the cream, After Inked, from Amazon or if you need it right away you can buy Cetaphil or Aquaphor at most stores.
- Touch-up timeline - Plan on getting your 6-week touch-up at the end of the healing process which is 6 weeks after your initial procedure. Touch-ups are not included in the price of the initial treatment.
- Don't like them - If you don't like the way they look initially, wait out the 6-week healing process. The color and shape you see in the beginning will change during the healing. Also, don't worry because you can make adjustments at the 6-week touch-up. Most clients are very satisfied with their brows once they finish the process. If after the process you still don't like them, which is rare, there are removal techniques, but they are often costly and involve many sessions.
Touch-ups - Permanent makeup is not a one-and-done experience. You should expect to follow up the initial procedure with a 6-week touchup and then occasionally a refresh touchup.
- 6-Week Touch-up - This is the 2nd part of a 2-step procedure. While many clients are satisfied with their results after the initial procedure, you should expect to get a 6-week touchup to fine tune and finalize your look. Some clients want a touchup immediately after the procedure, but they need to wait 6 weeks in order for the skin to heal and the color, shape, and pigment to set. Doing a touchup before the 6 weeks of healing is finished can damage the skin.
- Refresh Touch-ups - Permanent makeup, or sometimes called semi-permanent makeup, fades slowly over time so expect to get a refresh touchup every couple years. How often you get a refresh touchup varies from person-to-person depending on your skin type.
- Touch-up Pricing - Touchups are not included in the original price, but touch-ups for returning clients cost less. See the menu above for current touch-up pricing.
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