Microshading / ombré shading

Microshading, also known as Ombre Shading, is a semi-permanent makeup technique designed to create soft, filled-in, and beautifully defined eyebrows.

What is Microshading/ Ombre Shading?

Microshading, also known as Ombre Shading, is a semi-permanent makeup technique designed to create soft, filled-in, and beautifully defined eyebrows. This method uses a specialized electric machine with a single needle that gently and precisely deposits pigment into the skin without going too deep or causing damage.

The process creates small pixelated dots throughout the brow area, resulting in a fluffy, full appearance that mimics the effect of powdered makeup. It’s perfect for achieving the gradient ombre look commonly created with brow makeup, delivering a polished and flawless finish.

This technique is an ideal option for those who love the look of perfectly filled-in brows and want a low-maintenance solution. Microshading is virtually painless and can last up to two years with proper care, allowing you to wake up every day with effortlessly stunning eyebrows.

Important Notice for all PMU related:

To ensure the best and longest-lasting results, it is essential to attend both your initial appointment and the required touch-up session. Failure to complete both appointments may significantly impact the quality and longevity of your results.

Please note that we cannot guarantee the outcome or durability if you do not follow all provided aftercare instructions and attend both sessions. Your satisfaction and results depend on your commitment to the process.

Ombré shading /microshading

Pricing Breakdown

Total Price: $1500 (includes the initial visit and a mandatory 8-week touch-up).

One Year Touchup $600

A $250 deposit is required to book; this is non-refundable and is applied to the total.

First Appointment

$950

8-Week Touch-Up

$550

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Important Information Before Your Ombré shading /Microshading Treatment

Please review the following guidelines carefully to ensure the best results for your treatment:

Before Your Appointment
• If using retinol, stop at least ten days before your appointment.
• Microblading is not permitted during pregnancy.
• If you have recently given birth, wait three months before booking.
• If you are nursing, you cannot breastfeed for 24 hours after treatment. Pumping and dumping is advised unless instructed otherwise.
• Inform me if you are on any medication or hormone treatments.
• Microblading is not suitable if you have keloids, psoriasis, or other skin conditions.
• Do not clean, wax, or trim your eyebrows.
• No caffeine (coffee, tea, soda, etc.) for at least five hours before treatment.
• No alcohol consumption for 12 hours before treatment.
• Do not take painkillers (e.g., ibuprofen, aspirin) before your appointment.
• Avoid tanning and sunburned skin (including tanning beds).
• Do not use creams with active ingredients on your face 48 hours before treatment.
• No facials or skin treatments for two weeks before your appointment.
• If you have taken antibiotics, wait ten days after finishing them before treatment.

Aftercare & Restrictions

• Do not get your brows wet, including your forehead, for seven days. Plan accordingly if you have mikvah obligations.
• No sun exposure for seven days post-treatment.

I look forward to seeing you at my studio and creating beautiful brows for you!

Touch-up must be scheduled no later than 12 weeks for the complete results | Total Price $1350

Cancellations made within 24 hours of your scheduled appointment will result in a $100 fee. For no-shows or cancellations with under one hour’s notice, the full-service fee will be charged.

Understanding the Differences Between

The primary difference between these two methods lies in the tools and techniques used.

Shading

This technique uses an electric device to create a soft, shaded effect that mimics the look of filled-in brows with a natural, pixelated finish. The result is a shadow-like appearance that works well for all skin types and provides a “fluffy” and natural look once healed.

Microblading

This method uses a blade to create individual, hair-like strokes that replicate the appearance of real eyebrow hairs. However, microblading may not be suitable for all skin types.