Powder Brows Medway, Kent

Powdered brows are more of a fuller, block brow and are completed with a machine in order to create an ombre/powder look instead of individual hair strokes like microblading. I recommend powdered brows for individuals with oily skin, mature skin or those wanting a full look. The ombre effect means that the tails of the brows are darker and fade to a lighter at the start of the brows, giving them a subtle look. A powder brow is ink distributed evenly throughout the whole brow. The ideal candidates for powdered brows are those who have hair but fill it in with makeup. If you have thinner brows, we can add in hair strokes after for additional texture. Powdered brows traditionally last a lot longer than microblading.

What happens

We start by applying numbing cream, while this is working its magic, we will talk through the whole process of your Microblading. At this point, it is the time to show me any photos/pictures of your desired brows and colour – if your not sure then I will advise you what will be the best option based on your face shape and skin colour. After this, I then measure your brows, make sure you are happy with the shape and then make a start on your Microblading procedure.

Once I have finished, I will then book in your 6 – 8 week top up appointment. Then I will give you an aftercare pack and explain the best way to take care of your new brows.

Please Note

The colour can fade over time, so touch-ups are necessary to maintain the desired look.
Clients must be 18+
-The price includes your first and second touch up appointment. Any appointments needed thereafter will be at a cost.
Colour will appear darker and bolder after the procedure. Your colour will oxidize and darken over the first few days. The colour can and will fade/soften anywhere from 10% to 50% or more.
If you are in and out of the sun a lot or use sunbeds, have oily skin, use anti-ageing creams, Retin- A/retinol products, acidic cleansers, natural elements, chemical peels, or exercise frequently, your permanent makeup will fade prematurely.

Not Rcommended For

Unfortunately, powder brows is not recommended for the following:
Pregnant or Breastfeeding
Diabetic
Undergoing Chemotherapy
Epilepsy
Suffer from heart problems or using a peacemaker
Currently sick (cold, Flu etc.)
Have allergies to pigments or makeup
Are on blood thinning medicationsons (Hepatitis, HIV, etc)

Pre Care And After Care

For the most perfect and long-lasting brows, we recommend following our aftercare instructions; although the aftercare may seem slightly intense, each element is key to ensuring your new eyebrows last as long as possible.
Avoid Botox and fillers, chemical peels or exposure to strong sunlight 30 days before treatment
Avoid alcohol or any blood-thinning tablets 24hrs before the procedure
Skin should not be sunburnt or irritated on the day of the procedure
Only use the aftercare provided by myself and only apply the minimal amount allowing your skin to breathe and heal.
Keep skin as dry as possible
AVOID PICKING/TOUCHING ANY SCABING- If you do have scabs that form, allow them to fall off naturally
Apply sunscreen daily (SFP 30 or 50) once your brows are healed to maintain and help last longer
Avoid swimming, saunas, hot tubs or excessive exercise (sweating) after the procedure
Avoid touching with dirty fingers, keep hair away, ensure pillow case is clean and avoid makeup on your brows until healed to avoid infection.

The best! I did lots of research before booking my appointment, so glad that I discovered Lisa! The reason I chose to make my appointment with Lisa was her experience in the range & diversity of ages, & styles & colours she has in her portfolio, she is just excellent, explaining everything about the procedure, top up & after care before taking the greatest care to get my non existent eyebrows looking perfect in size colour, shape & synergy. A fab & enjoyable experience for me, beautiful & immaculate studio situated in the garden area of her lovely home. Amazing value for money & I would recommend Lisa every time 5* very happy!

Carole Felton