Booking and Visits
What services do you offer?
Microblading, nano brows, ombre and combo brows, plus permanent makeup eyeliner, lip blush and removal. Also fibroblast skin tightening, microneedling, laser hair removal, threading, tinting and ear piercing. See all services.
Do you offer a free consultation?
Yes. Call (480) 628-2769 for a free phone consultation to talk through your goals and which service is right for you.
How do I book an appointment?
Book online any time, or call (480) 628-2769. The studio is open Tuesday to Friday 9am to 5pm and Saturday 9am to 4pm. Online booking shows current availability and pricing for every service.
How long does a microblading appointment take?
About 2 hours. That includes consultation, mapping your brow shape, numbing, and the hand-stroked application.
Microblading and Brows
Is this a tattoo?
No. Microblading is not done with a tattoo gun but with a specialized hand tool that holds disposable microblades. Each hair stroke is individually placed for the most natural, hair-like look.
Does it hurt?
Every person's pain tolerance is different, however we use top of the line numbing creams to keep the procedure as painless as possible.
How long does it last?
Everyone holds color differently, but on average it lasts 2 to 3 years.
When is the touch up?
The touch up should be scheduled 4 to 6 weeks after the first appointment. Some strokes will not stick the first session, so the touch up makes sure your brows turn out perfect.
Microneedling and Fibroblast
How many microneedling treatments do I need?
Every client is different. Treatments can be repeated every 4 to 6 weeks. We recommend at least 3 treatments for collagen induction, and 3 to 6 treatments for scar reduction.
What should I avoid after microneedling?
Don't use peeling products such as AHAs or retinol for at least 3 days. Gentle, moisturizing creams are fine. Avoid the sun and wear sunscreen, especially in the Arizona summer.
Who should not get microneedling?
It is not suitable with open cuts or wounds, Accutane use in the last 3 months, skin radiation in the past year, an active skin infection, or a history of keloids or impaired healing.