Ombre powder brows are a semi-permanent makeup technique that creates a soft, shaded, and natural-looking gradient effect, resembling the look of softly filled-in brows with makeup. It is achieved using a machine to deposit tiny dots of pigment into the skin, giving a defined yet natural appearance. The front of the brows is lighter and gradually darkens towards the tail, mimicking the look of perfectly applied brow makeup. Microblading, on the other hand, involves manually creating hair-like strokes with a handheld tool to simulate natural eyebrow hairs. This technique is ideal for those who want to enhance their brows with a more hair-stroke look. In summary, ombre powder brows provide a more filled-in and defined look, similar to wearing brow makeup, while microblading offers a natural, hair-like effect. The best choice depends on your desired brow style and skin type.

NATURAL LOOKING RESULTS: Provides a soft, gradient effect that mimics natural brow shading. LONG LASTING: Typically lasts 1-3 years with minimal touch-ups, depending on skin type and aftercare. LESS INVASIVE: Uses a shading technique that is less harsh on the skin compared to microblading. SUITABLE FOR ALL SKIN TYPES: Works well on oily, dry, and sensitive skin, unlike some other brow techniques. CUSTOMIZABLE: The intensity of the shading can be adjusted to create a look that suits individual preferences, from soft and subtle to bold and defined. MINIMAL DISCOMFORT: Generally involves less pain and irritation compared to other permanent makeup procedures. LOW MAINTENANCE: Reduces the need for daily brow makeup and upkeep. FADES EVENLY: Unlike other techniques, Ombre Powder Brows tend to fade gradually and uniformly, avoiding harsh or patchy regrowth. NO BROW HAIR REQUIRED: Ideal for individuals with sparse or thin eyebrows as it doesn’t rely on natural hair. QUICK HEALING PROCESS: Typically heals faster than other brow techniques, with minimal scabbing or downtime.

​This is a tattoo on your face and I take this very seriously. With that being said, I like to take my time to give you the best results possible and not rush. Here are a few tips to make sure you’re comfortable and ready for your big day! *Please dress comfortably. You will be laying down for about 2-3 hours *Please come to your appointment ALONE (no kids or visitors allowed) *15 minute grace period is given but in order to get you out on time, appointment will be cancelled after this window. Never hesitate to contact me if you have an issue. ​ *Please eat something before your appointment so you can rest and relax during the process.

After you’ve filled out your consent form, I sit with you to answer any questions you may have before we begin the treatment. The first thing I do is capture before and after photos of your brows. I map your brows using different measuring tools and pencil to get them as symmetrical as possible. (No one’s face is totally symmetrical. It is unrealistic to have expectations of perfect eyebrows. Brows are sisters not twins, so I will aim to achieve the ILLUSION of symmetry. I draw the brow design in pencil so you get an idea of the shape and form. Before beginning the procedure, I make sure the shape and form is to your liking. I won’t begin with anything until you are absolutely satisfied- I will always give my input on what I feel looks better for your brow and facial structure but it’s ultimately up to you. Once we have agreed on a final shape, the brows are outlined and then topical anesthetic will be applied to ensure comfort. Once you’re numb, I continue with the procedure until finished.

It all depends on your pain tolerance. Everyone has a different level of sensitivity but I always apply topical anesthetics (numbing) during the treatment to alleviate any pain, sensation or discomfort.

Ombré powder brows can take about 3-4 hours. I take my time with each client and work very diligently to ensure the best results possible. This time includes going over consent form, consultation and deciding on what look you are trying to achieve, brow mapping, numbing, procedure time, pictures and explaining after care.

Normally 2-5 years but it varies with skin type. It depends on how well your skin retains pigment during and after the session as well as how well you maintain your brows. Touch-ups are recommended annually to maintain brow shape and color. Touch-ups also ensure that your brows last longer.

Keep the skin clean and dry. Dont submerge your brows in water or partake in activities such as swimming and exercising (no sweating). Overall avoid getting the area wet; no tanning or prolonged sun exposure; no picking, peeling, scratching or rubbing the tattoo, this could result in a loss of color and scarring. Once your brows have healed (10-14 days), you can wash your hair and face normally and begin treating your brows as your own.

Yes for some people. But very minimal and it only lasts 24 hours, if that.

Yes, we currently offer buy now pay later in 4 interest free installments through via Sezzle. See our booking page for detailed instructions.

My studio is located in Phenix Salon Suites in Atlanta, Ga in the Edgewood Retail district. Specific Instructions will be provided via email after you book your appointment. See the short video clip below:

Yes, you can progress through the course at your own pace.

This course focuses exclusively on advanced techniques. Foundational content is not included.

The total duration of the video content varies by module. Completion time will depend on your individual learning pace and practice. Each module features in-depth video lessons for you to review and revisit as needed.

You will have access to the course for 365 days from the date of purchace

No, this course is intended as a tutorial and does not offer a certificate of completion, as it does not provide comprehensive training.

This course is intended for experienced artists only, as it does not cover fundamental topics such as brow mapping, color theory, needle theory, or pigment selection. It’s designed for those with a foundational knowledge of PMU and aims to build on that expertise by teaching advanced blending techniques to create softer, more pixelated brows. If you’ve ever felt the need to shadow another artist to refine your skills, this course is perfect for you.

You’ll learn advanced blending techniques and shading patterns that achieve soft, natural-looking brows without harsh outlines or borders. The course also includes two full model demos, allowing you to watch the entire process from start to finish.

Due to the nature of this course and the immediate access to all content upon purchase, refunds are not available.

Yes, prior experience is required. This course is tailored for artists who already have a basic understanding of ombré powder brows and shading techniques.

Yes, the course is accessible on all devices. For the best experience, we recommend using a Spaces by Wix app, Chrome browser or the platform’s web app, which will be provided to you.

Step 1: Pixelated Shading Pattern Virtual Demo

Step 1: Introduction Step 2: Browser and App Recommendation Step 3: Key Documents and Links

Step 1: Outline Step 2: First pass Step 3: Second Pass Step 4: Remap and Check Step 5: Touchup Pass Step 6: healed work

Step 1: Outline Step 2: First Pass Step 3: Second Pass Step 4: Remap and Check Step 5: Touchup Pass Step 6: Healed Work

Please take the time to complete this section. I will use the information provided in this section to improve on this and future courses. Thanks!

Step 1: Vendor Links and Supplies

Step 1: Shading Fundamentals Step 2: Line Work Step 3: Outlining Step 4: Blending Techniques Step 5: Full Shading Tutorial

This course focuses exclusively on advanced techniques. Foundational content is not included.

Yes, you will receive a certificate of completion at the end of the course

No prior experience is necessary. All you need is an open mind, a willingness to learn, and the discipline to practice the techniques to make them your own.

This course focuses exclusively on advanced techniques. Foundational content is not included.

This course is designed for both beginners and experienced artists. It covers essential fundamentals like brow mapping, color theory, needle theory, and pigment selection, while also delving into advanced blending techniques and patterns for those with more experience.

Yes, you can work through the course at your own pace

You will learn how to start your permanent makeup business, tattoo machine theory, color theory, pigment matching, shading fundamentals, machine speed recommendations for pixelated results, advanced blending techniques, brow mapping, and client consultations. The course also includes two full demo models from start to finish, photo editing tips, and much more.

The total duration of the video content varies across modules. Completion time will depend on your individual learning pace and practice. Each module includes detailed video lessons for you to review and revisit as needed.

You will have access for 365 days from the date of purchace

Step 1: Skin Anatomy Step 2: Skin Types Step 3: Skin Type Examples

Step 1: Consultation Step 2: Before Photos Step 3: Brow Mapping (Sticker Ruler Method) Step 4: Outline Step 5: First Pass Step 6: Second Pass Step 7: Re-Map and Check Step 8: Touch up Pass Step 9: After Photos Step 10: Healed Work

Step 1: Proper Hand Position Step 2: Shading Fundamentals Step 3: Line Work Step 4: Outlining Step 5: Full Shading Tutorial

Step 1: Blending Techniques Step 2: Pixelated Shading Pattern Virtual Demo

Step 1: Introduction Video

Step 1: Requirements to Practice Step 2: Ombre Powder vs. Microblading Step 3: Who is Qualified? (Potential Cliners) Step 4: How to Book Your Clients Step 5: Consent Forms Step 6: Consent Form Example Step 7: Basic Fundamentals Quiz

Step 1: Brow Anatomy Step 2: Brow Mapping Steps Step 3: Digital Brow Mapping Tutorial Step 4: Mapping with String Step 5: Brow Mapping Practice Sheet Step 6: Sharpening Your Pencil

This section contains links to websites and services mentioned throughout the course and my list of supplies

Section 1: Browser and App Recommendation Section 2: How to use this Course Section 3: Key Documents and Links

Step 1: Pigment Note Step 2: Organic vs. Inorganic vs. Hybrid Pigments Step 3: Key Notes for Pigment Swatch and Pigment Mixing Videos Step 4: Pigment Swatches Step 5: Understanding Pigment Mixing Step 6: Pigment Mixing Guide Step 7: Modifiers Step 8: Pigment Selection Process Step 9: Mixing Example Step 10: Pigment and Color Theory Overview Step 11: Color Theory and Pigment Quiz

Step 1: Consultation Process Step 2: Sanitation and Setup Step 3: Mapping Tray Setup Step 4: Work Tray Setup Step 5: Anesthetic Step 6: Body Position

Step 1: Needle Theory Step 2: Needle Theory Quiz

Step 1: Editing Tutorial

Step 1: Learning your Machine Step 2: Machine Speed Step 3: Tattoo Machine Quiz

Step 1: Brow Mapping Step 2: Outline Step 3: First Pass Step 4: Second Pass Step 5: Re-Map and Check Step 6: Touch up Pass Step 7: Healed Work

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Step 1: Proper Clean Up

Step 1: Pigment Color Theory Step 2: Color Theory Step 3: Skin Undertone Step 4: Why We Modify Step 5: Fitzpatrick Scale

Step 1: After Care Step 2: After Care Card