Powder Brow

Powder brows are a popular form of permanent makeup designed to give your eyebrows a soft, powdery finish—similar to the look of filled-in brows with makeup. This technique is perfect for anyone who wants fuller, well-defined brows without the daily effort of penciling or shading.

Using a handheld machine, tiny pixels of pigment are gently implanted into the skin to create a smooth gradient effect. The results typically last 1–3 years, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Powder brows can be customized to appear bold and defined or soft and natural, tailored to your personal style.

Every permanent makeup procedure, including powder brows, requires two sessions to achieve the best results. Your follow-up touch-up appointment should be booked 8–10 weeks after your initial session. Touch-up pricing applies separately, and in rare cases, additional sessions may be required for optimal results.

Your powder brow service includes:

Detailed consultation and personalized brow mapping
Customized shaping for your face
Eyebrow clean-up before procedure
Full powder brows procedure
Aftercare instructions and healing material

With powder brows, you can wake up every day with effortlessly beautiful brows that last.

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Price: $ 400

Permanent Makeup for Natural, Defined Eyebrows

The Initial Touch-Up session is a crucial step in your powder brow journey. This follow-up appointment ensures your new brows heal evenly, look full, and last longer.

During this session, we perfect your permanent makeup by adding pigment or darkening areas that may have healed too lightly after the first procedure.

For best results, your Initial Touch-Up should be scheduled 6–10 weeks after your first powder brow session.

Booking your touch-up on time is essential for achieving beautiful, long-lasting powder brows that enhance your natural features.

Powder Brow Initial Touch-Up

For existing client only

Price: $ 150

Frequently Asked Questions

Pre-Care Instructions

Proper pre-care is essential to achieve the best, long-lasting results from your permanent makeup or powder brows procedure. By following these guidelines, you’ll ensure your skin is in the best condition for healing and beautiful results.

Four Weeks Before Your Appointment

Avoid medical-grade skin resurfacing products, chemical peels, or any exfoliating treatments on or near the brows.
Do not undergo laser skin treatments on or near the brow area.

Three Weeks Before Your Appointment

Do not get Botox injections.

Two Weeks Before Your Appointment

Avoid anti-aging products or serums containing Hydroxy acids, Niacinamide, Retinol / Retinoic acid, or Vitamin C near the brow area.

Seven Days Before Your Appointment

Discontinue the following until after your appointment:
Facial acids and exfoliating products (Retinols, Retinoids, Glycolic acids, AHAs).
Supplements that may thin blood, including multivitamins, Vitamin E, turmeric, ginger, fish oils, and omega-3s.
(Iron supplements are OK).
Antibiotics (please contact us if you’re currently taking them, as some cases require a 14-day gap before your procedure).
Do not pluck, wax, or tint your eyebrows.
Avoid tanning and direct sun exposure.

Three Days Before Your Appointment

Discontinue anti-inflammatories (Advil, Ibuprofen, Naproxen, Aspirin). Tylenol is OK.

24 Hours Before Your Appointment

Do not consume alcohol.

Day of Your Appointment

Avoid working out or any strenuous activity.
Avoid caffeine (coffee, decaf, caffeinated teas, Coke, Diet Coke, chocolate, kombucha). If you’re sensitive, consider booking the earliest available appointment.
Lightly and gently exfoliate your brows with a damp, soft cloth (avoid harsh or chemical exfoliants).
Refrain from taking blood-thinning medications or supplements such as Aspirin, Advil, Aleve, Niacin, Fish Oil, Vitamin E, and Ibuprofen.

Following these pre-care instructions will help ensure your permanent makeup or powder brows heal beautifully, giving you natural, long-lasting results.

After-Care Instructions

Aftercare Treatment for Powder Brows & Permanent Makeup

Following proper aftercare instructions is essential for achieving the best results from your powder brows or any permanent makeup procedure. The healing process typically lasts 7–10 days, and your commitment to aftercare will directly impact the final results.

Immediate Aftercare (First 24 Hours)

Blot the area gently every 10-15 min with a clean tissue or cotton round as needed to remove lymph fluid for the first 2 hours.
This step helps prevent buildup and ensures better pigment retention.

Daily Care (Days 1–10)

Wash gently: Cleanse the area twice daily with mild soap and water, then pat dry immediately.
Moisturize lightly: Apply a thin layer of recommended ointment or balm, avoid over-applying.
Keep brows clean & dry: Avoid activities that cause sweating, tanning, swimming, or using saunas/spas.
Sun protection: Stay out of direct sunlight for at least 1 week to prevent premature pigment fading.

Restrictions During Healing

Do not use makeup, exfoliating creams, tint, wax, or threading on or around the brow area until completely healed.
Avoid touching or scratching: When flaking or scabbing begins, do not pick or peel the area. This could remove pigment and cause uneven healing.
Sleep carefully: Rest on your back or keep your face away from your pillow to avoid disturbing healing brows.

Once Fully Healed

Most scabs will fall off by day 10. At this point, you may safely return to your normal skincare routine, exercise, and makeup.
If scabbing remains after day 10, don’t worry everyone heals at a different pace. Resume normal activity only once scabs are completely gone.

Following these permanent makeup aftercare steps will ensure your brows heal beautifully and pigment lasts longer.

What to expect during the healing process

Understanding the powder brows healing process is essential for achieving the best results. Healing takes time, and each stage is completely normal, even if it looks a little unusual along the way. Here’s what you can expect after your permanent makeup procedure:

Days 1–4

Brows may feel tender and the surrounding skin may feel tight.
The brows will appear darker each day, reaching their peak darkness by around day 4 (sometimes sooner, sometimes later).
This darkness is temporary—scabs are forming over the pigment, making the brows look more intense than they will once healed. Don’t panic—your brows will lighten as healing continues.

Days 5–9

Scabbing and flaking will begin, resembling dandruff or dry skin.
The brows may feel itchy during this stage.
Do NOT pick, peel, or scratch the scabs, this can cause uneven pigment and scarring. The pigment underneath may appear lighter than expected—this is a normal part of the healing cycle. Applying your aftercare balm will help with itching and dryness.

Days 9–12

The pigment may appear very light or milky.
This is due to a thin layer of scar tissue forming over the pigment.
Don’t worry—this is temporary.

Days 12–21

As the thin scar tissue heals, the pigment will reappear and brows will gradually darken.
At this point, brows begin to look more natural and even.

8–10 Weeks Post-Procedure

A touch-up session is highly recommended.
This ensures gaps are filled, pigment is even, and color intensity is adjusted to your preference.

✨ Important Note: Healing varies for each individual depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Patience is key. Trust the process for the best results.

Long-Term Care for Powder Brows & Permanent Makeup

Proper long-term care is the key to maintaining the beauty and longevity of your powder brows and permanent makeup. By following these simple steps, you can help preserve your results for 1–3 years:

Moisturize Regularly
It is both safe and recommended to apply a gentle moisturizer to your brow area. Keeping the skin hydrated prevents dryness and supports healthy pigment retention.
Always Apply SPF
Direct sun exposure can cause premature fading of your permanent makeup. Always apply SPF sunscreen on your brows when outdoors to help protect and maintain the color.
Avoid Exfoliants & Harsh Treatments
Do not use chemical peels or exfoliants on the brow area, including products with Retin-A, glycolic acid, alpha-hydroxy acids, or harsh scrubs. These can cause pigment to fade faster.
Enjoy Long-Lasting Results
When cared for properly, your brows will heal into beautiful, polished results that can last 1–3 years before needing a touch-up.

Following these powder brow aftercare instructions will ensure your brows remain fresh, natural, and defined for as long as possible.