FLEEKED by Mali - Brows & Lashes

PMU (Permanent Makeup) Brows are a cosmetic tattooing treatment designed to enhance your natural eyebrows by adding shape, definition, and fullness using pigment implanted into the skin. It’s a long-lasting solution that reduces the need for daily brow makeup.

Types of PMU Brows:

• Microblading: Tiny, hair-like strokes are created using a handheld tool to mimic natural brow hairs. Ideal for clients with normal to dry skin and those who want a natural look.
• Powder/Ombre Brows: A soft, shaded brow using a machine for a fuller, more makeup-like look. Great for all skin types, especially oily or mature skin.
• Combo Brows: A mix of microblading and shading for natural strokes at the front and a soft powder effect through the rest of the brow.
• Nano blading is a modern, semi-permanent eyebrow tattoo technique that uses a fine, single-needle machine (not a blade) to create ultra-precise, hair-like strokes. It's often considered a more advanced and gentler alternative to microblading.

What to Expect:

• The initial appointment takes about 2–3 hours.
• A touch-up session is required 6–8 weeks after the first treatment to perfect the shape and color.
• Brows can last 1–3 years, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare.
• The pigment will fade gradually over time, and annual refreshes may be needed to maintain your look.

Benefits:

• Saves time on daily brow makeup
• Smudge-proof and waterproof
• Customizable shape and color to suit your face and style
• Natural or bold results based on your preference

Important Notes:

• There is a healing period of about 7–14 days, during which some scabbing and fading is normal.
• You must avoid certain activities during healing (e.g., sweating, swimming, sun exposure).
• A thorough consultation and patch test are done beforehand to ensure you're a good candidate.

 Important Contraindications You Should Know:

• Pregnant or breastfeeding
• Accutane use in the last 6–12 months
• Vitamin C & Retinol Cream use in the past 10 days
• Active skin infections, cold sores, or open wounds near the treatment area
• Uncontrolled diabetes (can affect healing)
• Blood clotting disorders or if you are on blood-thinning medications
• Undergoing chemotherapy or radiation (unless cleared by a doctor)
• Allergic to pigments or topical anesthetics (patch test required)
• Autoimmune disorders affecting healing (unless approved by your doctor)
• Keloid scarring history or hypertrophic scarring
• Epilepsy (must be seizure-free and cleared by a doctor)

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