Brow touchup

Followup touchup not only keeps your brow style stay beautiful longer but also saves cost over time. 

o   Annual touchup – Most brows typically last from 1 to 3 years. The longevity is influenced by the amount of natural hair, with more hair leading to a longer-lasting effect. Natural hair color is permanent and remains so for a lifetime, except when it turns gray. Brows without tails may exhibit a lighter tail after a year, prompting an annual refresh to maintain color vibrancy for those who prefer avoiding pencils. Bare brows with minimal or no hair tend to fade more quickly, with color aging similarly across different skin types. Dry skin retains color longer, while oily skin experiences quicker fading, irrespective of the technique used. If you notice friends with brows showing an odd color or ashy shade, a gentle reminder about the need for a touch-up is often appreciated. Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and vibrancy of the brow color.

o   Additional touchup – We don’t know how the skin will react to the procedure or how it will heal. All permanent makeup will fade about 30% in the healing process; it is not meant to be as intense and bold as the day of. There are three key factors for good healing; quality of work, skin type, and aftercare routine. The only one that cannot be controlled is the client’s skin and its reaction. Some clients have great retention and others don’t as much. For those who have good retention there are no need for any changes with aftercare. For the few who don’t retain color or strokes as well we might need to make some adjustments in the aftercare. Beside retention another great reason for a touch up is to make any adjustments weather it is to go thicker, darker, lighter, or change something to the shape. Think of this as a two-step process. They are definitely not finished after only one appointment. Most clients decide they want to go bolder or upgrade to a different procedure such as combo brows to intensify the results.