Service Description:
Mix Hairstrokes & Shading, also known as Combination Brows, blends the precision of microbladed hairstrokes with the softness and density of shading. This hybrid technique provides a natural yet defined eyebrow appearance, creating the look of natural hair along with a softly shaded background for added depth and fullness.
Advantages:
Enhanced Natural Appearance: Combines realistic hairstrokes with gentle shading for more defined brows.
Versatile: Suitable for a variety of skin types, including oily or mature skin.
Long-Lasting: Typically lasts between 1-3 years with proper care.
Customizable Results: Offers flexible customization in color intensity, shape, and fullness.
Convenient: Reduces or eliminates the need for daily eyebrow makeup.
Disadvantages:
Maintenance Required: Periodic touch-ups (usually every 12-18 months) are necessary to maintain appearance.
Potential Discomfort: Mild discomfort can occur during the procedure despite numbing creams.
Initial Cost: Typically more expensive initially compared to simpler techniques or temporary solutions.
Recovery Period: Minor redness, swelling, or scabbing can occur in the initial days post-procedure.
Pigment Change Over Time: Possible slight fading or color shifting, requiring occasional corrective adjustments.
Frequently asked questions
Traditional microblading uses only hairstrokes, while Mix Hairstrokes & Shading combines microbladed strokes with soft shading to create fuller, more defined brows.
The procedure typically takes about 2 to 2.5 hours, including consultation and brow mapping.
Yes, it is particularly recommended for oily or combination skin types as the shading helps the brows retain their appearance longer compared to hairstrokes alone.
Aftercare includes keeping the brows dry, avoiding heavy sweating, sun exposure, and applying a healing balm as directed for optimal results.
A follow-up session is typically recommended around 4-6 weeks after the initial procedure, and annual maintenance touch-ups are suggested every 12-18 months.
