About Ombre Brows
What are Ombre Brows?
Semi-permanent ombre brows feature a natural, elegant look — as if brow powder has been lightly swept across. Beautiful ombre brows have clear gradient layers, lighter at the brow head and softly fading at the tail with no harsh border lines. The technique creates a naturally filled-in, makeup-ready appearance that lasts 1–3 years.
Over time, the pigment fades naturally through the body's metabolism without turning blue or green like traditional permanent tattooing. Oily skin typically lasts 1–1.5 years, while dry skin can last longer (1.5+ years). Results vary by individual.
Semi-Permanent Eyelash Liner & Eyeliner
Both semi-permanent eyelash liner and eyeliner enhance your look, but they differ in length and thickness. The eyelash liner is shorter — it runs from the first to the last lash root, filling in the lash line. The eyeliner extends slightly past the outer corner and is about twice as thick as the lash liner.
The purpose of semi-permanent lash liner or eyeliner is to intensify your gaze and visually enlarge the pupils, giving the effect of wearing cosmetic contact lenses. Results typically last 2+ years.
Our artists use premium Korean and German pigments to create natural, long-lasting results tailored to your eye shape and personal style.
About Pigments
Frequently Asked Questions
- Before/after photos to document your natural brow shape
- Brow design — tailored to your facial contours, makeup style, and personal preferences
- Once you confirm the shape, a numbing cream is applied for 20 minutes
- During the numbing period, we discuss pigment color based on your hair and skin tone. For the first session, we err on the lighter side ("go light, not dark"), and assess whether to deepen at the touch-up
- After numbing, the procedure begins
- Post-procedure, we clean the area and apply a saline lock-in
- Touch-ups should be scheduled no earlier than 28 days after the initial session, and no later than 3 months. Late touch-ups incur an additional fee.
- Press with a saline-soaked cotton pad to clean tissue fluid and excess pigment
- Avoid water contact for 48 hours after the procedure. Use saline to clean; the rest of your face can be washed normally
- Do not pick or scratch during healing — let scabs fall off naturally to avoid scarring or poor pigment retention
- Avoid seafood, alcohol, and smoking for one week. Avoid heavy exercise and sweating
- For the first 7 days, do not rub your eyebrows while washing your face. Avoid cosmetics with chemicals on the brows for 15 days to prevent color changes
- After the scabs fall off, the color may appear light — it will gradually return over 28 days of skin healing
- Press with a saline cotton pad every 20 minutes for the first 3 hours
- Press more frequently in the first 3 days — this softens scabs for quicker natural shedding
- Minor touch-ups can be done after one month
Day 1: Some redness or swelling may occur — apply cold compresses. Avoid drinking water or high-sodium foods before bed, and sleep with your head elevated to reduce eye swelling.
Day 2: Continue cold compresses in the morning. The more you ice, the faster the swelling reduces — it usually subsides by afternoon. Use anti-inflammatory eye drops if needed.
Days 3–7: Scabbing phase. After scabs fall off, the line color will appear lighter (natural black). The area may feel itchy — do not scratch; let scabs fall off naturally.
Maintain a light diet and avoid spicy food, seafood, alcohol, and smoking during recovery.