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Tuesday – Friday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.Licensed in NV(702) 555-0109

Brows and lips

How a visit works

Four steps, in order. You can stop us at any of them.

  • 01
    45 min

    Consultation

    We start with you: the shape you want, the color you like, your skin and your history. We look at your natural brows or lips before anything is drawn.

    • We ask about allergies, medicines, pregnancy and recent procedures

    • The intake form and your consent are on the booking page, not on this website

    • You can book the consultation on its own

  • 02
    30 min

    Design

    We measure from your face and draw the shape on you with a pencil. You look in the mirror, and we change it until you approve it.

    • Color is chosen beside your own skin tone

    • Nothing is placed until you say yes

  • 03
    1½–2 hr

    Procedure

    A single-use needle and fresh, disposable tips. We work in layers, check in often and stop if you ask.

    • We talk through how to keep you comfortable before we start

    • A first visit runs about three hours from consultation to aftercare

  • 04
    4–8 weeks later

    Follow-up visit

    We look at how the color has settled and adjust the shape or depth where it needs it.

    • Book it before you leave

    • A color refresh is its own booking, later on

Before you come

Six things to do before your visit

  • Come bare

    Come without makeup on the area, or we will take it off. Skip waxing, tinting and scrubbing near the area for a week beforehand.

  • Skip the sun

    No sunburn or tanning on the area for a week before. Irritated skin has to wait.

  • Eat first

    Eat and drink water beforehand and wear something comfortable. Plan for about three hours.

  • Bring pictures

    Photos of brows or lips you like, and some you do not. They give us words for shape and color.

  • Tell us everything

    Allergies, medicines, pregnancy, a cold sore near the lips, anything on your mind. The booking page asks, and so do we.

  • Come on your own

    Guests wait outside during the procedure. It keeps the room calm and the work focused.

The design step

The drawing comes before the pigment

A hand mirror, a pencil and a ruler do the real work in the room. We use them until the shape is yours.

Most of what clients remember afterward is the moment they looked in the mirror and said yes, or asked for a change. We build the visit around that moment, so it is never rushed.

A hand mirror laid face down beside a pencil, a ruler and tweezers

After your visit

What to do afterward

We give you the same advice on paper before you leave.

  • The first days

    Your brows or lips look darker and stronger at first, then soften as they settle. Keep the area clean and dry the way we show you.

  • Water, sun and sweat

    Keep the area out of pools, hot tubs, steam and strong sun until we tell you the skin has settled.

  • Do not pick or scratch

    Flaking is normal. Picking pulls color out, so let it come off on its own.

  • The follow-up

    Come back in four to eight weeks. We look at how the color settled and adjust it.

If something is not right

When to call us, and when to call your doctor

If you notice burning, swelling, redness or blurred vision after a visit, tell us, and call your doctor or go to urgent care. Reactions can happen with any service, and we would rather hear from you early. If you cannot reach us, do not wait.

Intake and consent live on the booking page: it asks about your history and takes your consent before your visit. The form on this website does not take medical details.

Book

Ready to start?

Book a consultation and design. It is the first step, and nothing is placed until you approve the drawing.