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Most clients describe it as a very minimal pain just a little scratching or vibrating sensation rather than sharp pain and some clients actually fall asleep! Throughout your treatment I will numb the area with a topical anesthetic (numbing cream) to keep you comfortable so it's really not too bad.

Hyperrealism and Microblading both create hairstrokes but there are many differences in the process, suitability and final results.​Microblading HyperrealismApplicationManual application with a bladeDigital Machine with fine nano needleClientSuitabiltyNot suitable for mature and oily skinWorks for all skin typesSkin TraumaManual blades can cause more trauma and scarring if not used by a skilled technicianDelicate thin needles are gentle on all skin typesStyleUniform lines in a fixed patternMimics natural overlapping flow of natural brow hairsHealingMore risk of pigment, blurring/migration or greying out over timeHeal soft and natural, fading evenly over time

Permanent Makeup is a two part treatment. After both sessions you will go through a healing process and your brows will go through several changes as they heal. Initially, they may appear darker and more defined before softening as the skin recovers.You may experience some flaking or light scabbing during healing. It’s important not to pick or scratch the area and to follow your aftercare instructions carefully will help you get the best results from your treatment. Its a trust the proceed but so worth it!

Your initial treatment is followed by a perfecting appointment to assess how your brows have healed and make any appropriate refinements.Healing and pigment retention vary between individuals, so the perfecting appointment is an important part of your treatment plan.We’ll discuss the recommended timing and booking arrangements before your appointment.

Yes absolutely. Many people who have Alopecia or little brow hair choose to get Hyperrealism brows as it can give the most realistic results of all the Permanent Makeup techniques for brows. If you have no hair present to build the brows from it's not a problem as your bone structure and facial features are the main guide. We can also look at old photos of you when you had more brow hair present.

Not always. Existing pigment needs to be assessed first. Please send me a clear photo before booking so I can advise you. Sometimes it may be faded enough to work over but would need to assess on a case by case basis. I offer Chemical brow removal (an alternative to laser removal) if you are looking to remove the old work with me, I can assess if this is something that would be possible for you to start a fresh with Hyperrealism.

The main difference is the finish.Hyperrealism Brows focus on creating the appearance of individual brow hairs for a natural, hair-like effect. Ombré Brows use soft pixel shading to create a powder-like finish, similar to wearing brow makeup.Neither technique is better than the other. The right choice depends on your natural brows, skin, personal preferences and the result you’re hoping to achieve.

Yes. Permanent Makeup is a two step process. Your top-up allows us to assess how your brows have healed and make any necessary refinements, its the perfecting appointment.

Your brows will look more defined, slightly warmer immediately after treatment and will go through some changes during the healing phase. The colour and appearance will soften as they settle.

Permanent makeup is designed to be long-lasting, but it isn’t necessarily permanent for life. How your brows fade depends on factors including your skin, lifestyle, pigment and aftercare.