Before you book.

Yes, but my brow techniques are designed to be semi-permanent. Powder lasts approximately 2–3 years, Hair Stroke approximately 12–18 months, and Combination approximately 1–2 years. Longevity depends on skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure, skincare and healing. These timeframes are an average, not a guarantee.

I apply numbing before and during the procedure and work gently at an appropriate shallow depth. Most clients feel minimal discomfort; I can apply more numbing if needed.

I always map and draw the shape for your approval before starting. We customize the color — soft, medium or darker. Right after the procedure, brows look darker and soften by around 30% as they heal.

Yes. We can talk by phone or message if you send clear photos of your brows, or you can stop by during business hours. Brow mapping and drawing require an appointment.

If the old pigment is light enough, I first neutralize blue, gray or red tones with color correction, then add the new brows. Color Correction + New Brow Procedure is $500; the 5-week touch-up is $100. If pigment is too dark or saturated, I recommend solution removal first. It may take two, three, four or more sessions — patience is key. Final suitability is decided after an in-person assessment.

It depends on your skin type, how much natural brow hair you have, whether you’ve had PMU before (hair stroke works best on virgin brows), and maintenance of approximately 12–18 months. Send a clear, front-facing photo without makeup.

I am a Florida-licensed PMU artist with over 8 years of experience and thousands of clients. I’m detail-oriented and patient, and I never rush an appointment.

For brows, I recommend a touch-up at 5 weeks, with optional maintenance at 6 months or routine maintenance at 1 year. Eyeliner and lip touch-ups are at 2 months after the initial appointment. See the touch-up schedule and prices →