FAQ

This technique is ideal for anyone who prefers a more natural and subtle look and desires a realistic appearance, wishes to change the style of their eyebrows, or is interested in getting perfectly shaped eyebrows for a fairly long period.

It’s a technique to achieve the most realistic brows. Phibrows is a manual, semi-permanent technique of hyper-realistic eyebrow drawing in which the shape of eyebrows is calculated according to facial morphology and golden proportion (phi 1,618).

In mathematics and art, the number 1.618 is known as the Greek letter Phi, which is why this treatment was named PhiBrows, or eyebrows shaped by divine proportions.

It greatly impacts how the pigment is retained. Oily skin might cause the microblading strokes to blur or fade faster, while dry skin could retain pigment better but be prone to scarring. Understanding this allows a microblading artist to adjust their technique and provide personalized aftercare advice.

A perfect pair of eyebrows on one person might not look perfect on another. Why? Each individual’s face is as unique as a fingerprint, and understanding facial anatomy plays a pivotal role in microblading. These unique traits can drastically affect the microblading result. Microblading isn’t ‘one-size-fits-all’.
To ensure natural-looking eyebrows, the artist will use Phi proportion (Golden ratio) to create eyebrow shape that complement the pronounced brow bone.

We apply 2 types of anesthetics which will make your procedure virtually pain-free.

During your healing process, the eyebrow tends to fade in color up to 40% giving the eyebrows a more natural and softer look. The color will eventually lighten up after this process due to skin tissue healing. The healing process approximately takes two weeks in which you will experience scabbing and flaking of the eyebrows. Be patient and do NOT pick your eyebrows remove it could cause damage to the skin and alter the result of the Microblading.

Healed results vary slightly from person to person highly dependent on skin types and following the specific aftercare guidelines correctly to achieve the best result possible.

The initial session approximately takes 3.5 hours which includes drawing and styling the best brow shape possible for you by your artist followed by the pigment selection. The session will begin with the client’s approval of eyebrow shape and color.

Mostly depending on your skin type whether it is oily, dry, or normal, the client’s skincare routine and lifestyle, microblading, as a semi-permanent makeup treatment requires a touch-up session every 12-18 months to freshen up the pigments to ensure the strokes are defined.  Clients should keep in mind that color retention also varies from person to person. Regular touch-ups can help maintain the desired look.

All permanent makeup procedures require touch-up sessions after 4-8 weeks following your initial session. Your brows will start to fade away over time if no additional touch-ups are scheduled. Touch-up sessions include adjusting pigment color and increasing the number of strokes to adjust brow thickness to refill any areas and ensure you of the perfect brow shape.

Phi pigments, recognized globally for their superior quality, have embraced the honey effect for its myriad of benefits:
Precision: Just as honey has a thick and smooth consistency, pigments with a “honey effect” have a thicker and more controlled flow than regular inks. This consistency can allow for a more precise application, reducing unwanted spread.

Spread and bleed: When applied, the pigment stays closer to the initial application point, reducing the chances of the ink spreading or “bleeding” into surrounding areas. This is especially crucial in microblading, where precision is key.

Saturation: Think of vibrant, long-lasting colors that shine through, offering clients a richer look.

Control: It offers more control during the procedure, ensuring that the pigment is deposited exactly where intended.

Redness and slight swelling are normal. Detailed information about after-treatment will be provided.