What are Ombré Brows?
Ombré shading is a semi-permanent eyebrow styling technique that uses a small machine to place extremely thin dots of pigment into the skin, creating a soft-shaded brow pencil look. The idea is that the brow gives off an Ombré effect that goes from light to dark.
What are the benefits of Ombré Brows?
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Ideal option for oily or sensitive skin, unlike Microblading
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Require fewer touch-up appointments
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Gives the appearance of fuller, defined brows
What are the results?
The results will not appear to be individual eyebrow hairs, but rather a shading that more closely resembles penciling or powdering your brows with makeup. Microshading provides more of an airbrushed and powdered brow look.
Brows will appear extra bold following the appointment, but “the color will soften approximately 30 percent over the following 14 days. Depending on your skin type, the results can last between one to one and a half years. (Oily skin types may need a touchup sooner than drier skin types.)
How long does it last?
2-3 years.
What are the contradictions?
If a client has any of the following medical issues please ensure that they are treated prior to performing the treatment or the procedure may not take place:
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Skin tags
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Age spots
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Birthmarks in the treatment area
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Very deep wrinkles in the treatment area
The following medical issues must be treated prior to any treatment or must be in a dormant state. The following anomalies require confirmation and approval by the treating physician:
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Fibroma
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Epidermoid Cyst
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Facial Erysipelas
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Psoriasis
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Nevus
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Birthmark (raised or darkened)
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Scars
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Strawberry Mark
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Boils
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Xanthelasma
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Couperus Muscle Disorder
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Neurodermitis
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Ichthyosis
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Any undetected or identifiable skin lesions
There are conditions and circumstances that do not allow pigmentation. The treatment should be postponed until after the condition is handled:
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Acute herpes
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Immunodeficiency
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Pregnancy
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Lactation Plastic Surgery
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Local Infection
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Fresh Scars Bruising Sunburn
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Dermatitis
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Infection from bacteria, fungi, and viruses
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Absolute contraindication, treatment is NOT possible
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Skin anomalies in the treatment area
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Lumps
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Keloids
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Melanomas
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Tumors