EYEBROW TOUCH UP (after one year) Gallery
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My mom and I are visiting family in the are and wanted to get a scalp spa treatment. I fou...more
Amazing experience! Juno made it a relaxing experience. Very detailed! My scalp feels refr...more
Juno was very informative and explained everything as I was a first timer. Would definitel...more
Kiko was extremely friendly & knowledgeable. Massage was very good & my scalp is so cle...more
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Juno is absolutely amazing.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Most touch-ups take 60 to 90 minutes, including consultation, numbing, shape refinement, and pigment application. Timing varies with brow condition and any additional corrections required; we schedule accordingly to ensure careful, comfortable results.
We carefully evaluate previous pigment, current skin tone, and fading patterns to recreate or improve your shade. Minor adjustments may occur to achieve a natural, complementary result; full color replication depends on prior pigments and skin changes.
We apply topical numbing to minimize sensation; most clients report mild pressure or brief discomfort rather than pain. Procedure is tolerable, and we pause or re-numb on request to ensure your comfort throughout the session.
Initial color appears darker immediately, then softens over four to six weeks as healing and pigment settling occur. Final texture and shade are fully visible after the healing cycle and any necessary adjustments at follow-up.
Follow aftercare: avoid water, heavy sweating, swimming, and makeup on brows for seven to ten days; apply recommended ointment; protect from sun. Proper care ensures optimal pigment retention, faster healing, and more accurate final results.
Yes — we assess existing work and determine if correction is feasible. Many faded microblading cases can be refreshed; however, complex corrections or incompatible pigments may require staged sessions or color neutralization before ideal results.