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I love my eyebrows and my lip blushing! Her demeanor is sweet and she’s very attentive to ...more
Great service and she knows what she’s doing ! First time doing my eyebrows a little worr...more
Rita provides absolutely wonderful service !
Today she was able to fit me in quickly, even...more
Awesome place, good customer service, excellent work! I love that she makes you feel at ho...more
Aiya and I are Tango teachers at Napa Valley College and in the East Bay area. We really a...more
Rita did an excellent job with Lip Blushing. She is detail oriented and patient. She is GR...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Ombre Powder Brows.
Ombre Powder Brows commonly last 12–24 months depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. We recommend a touch-up around 12–18 months to refresh pigment and maintain shape for optimal results.
Most clients experience mild discomfort similar to tweezing. We apply a topical numbing cream before and during the service to minimize pain, and most people find the procedure very tolerable.
Avoid retinoids, chemical peels, excessive sun, and strong exfoliants for two weeks prior. Refrain from alcohol, blood-thinning medications if possible, and arrive with clean, makeup-free brows for your appointment.
Healing takes about 7–14 days for surface recovery; color may appear darker initially then soften. Full pigment settling occurs over 4–6 weeks. Avoid picking, heavy sweating, and direct sun during healing.
Yes. We perform a thorough brow mapping and color consultation to customize arch, density, and shade to your facial structure and preferences, ensuring a tailored, natural result.
Certain conditions like pregnancy, breastfeeding, uncontrolled diabetes, active skin infections, recent chemo, or blood-thinning medication may be contraindications. Be sure to disclose medical history and consult your physician if unsure.