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What is an Color Correction?
A Color correction is when the cosmetic pigment fades over times as a natural process and looses it color resulting in grey, ashy and/or when color matched improperly they may even turn reddish, bluish, or violet in color.
Not to worry, this is fixable.
Most pigments are formulated to a brown or black pigment. These Brown is actually made up of all primary colors mixed in different rations, so it can have a variety of undertones. If the pigment contains a higher ratio of blue, chances are the pigment will fade in to a cool grayish tone. If the color chosen contains more red or yellow, it will become orange.
So when the upper colors such as reds and yellows fade over time, Adding a specific color modifier (depending on the color of brows) is necessary to correct this occurrence. Although it is not fool proof, even with a modifier it can happen, which is why touchups are important.
Color Correction w/out Reshaping
$400
Color Correction with New Shape
$550
Benefits of Color and Shape Corrections
- Corrects to the desired color for a natural look
- Improves the look of unattractive fading
- Fixes unwanted results to color and or shape
- Correct uneven brows
- Ability to go darker
- Add more arch, thickness or length
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Your consultation includes:
Examination of your skin and brows
Education of each technique and choose which would best suit you
Eyebrow Mapping (allows you to see your new shape tailored to your facial features)
Color matching (not one color is for everyone, we have several colors to choose from with different color undertones)
Address any concerns and questions
PRECARE
- No Caffeine or caffeinated beverages 24 Hrs before your appointment
- No alcohol 48 Hrs prior
- 3 days prior- No pain meds such as blood thinners like Tylenol, ibuprofen, aleve, niacin or vitamin E (Unless medically necessary)
- 4 days prior- No waxing, no threading, no eyebrow tinting, dye or brow lamination
- 2 weeks prior- No tanning
- 3 weeks prior- No Botox, fillers, microdermabrasion, chemical peels or anything of that sort
- The brow area must be free of all irritations including, ingrown hairs, rashes, blemishes, eczema and psoriasis
- Arrive well hydrated and eat a nutritious meal
- Arrive with a freshly washed face, no makeup
POSTCARE
After your permanent makeup appoinment. MUst Follow for 14 days for the best results
- 2 Hrs after your brow appointment, clean your brows with a gentle liquid soap & water, pat dry and apply a rice grain size of the ointment provided. (half a rice grain on each)
- Its important your brows are completely dry before applying your ointment
- Use nonaggressive movements, do not scrub or go in circles, wash in the direction of your brows (center to tail)
- 2 week routine: Wash your brows and apply your ointment 2x a day. 1st wash in the morning and the 2nd wash before bed.
- Do your best not to touch your brows, wash your hands frequently, especially before your scheduled brow wash
- Wash your face separately from your brows to prevent bacterial spread. (try using a wash cloth)
- Try your best to sleep on your back, Rubbing our brows on pillows may cause your brows to peel off and produce patchy results
- Avoid getting your brows wet, other than your scheduled brow wash. (Use visors provided for showing)
- No sweating (working out, increased sweating will cause you to lose pigment)
- No hot showers, its important to avoid steamy showers
- Use cold/lukewarm water when showing
- No swimming, saunas, steam rooms, hot baths or jacuzzi's
- No sunbathing or tanning beds
- No Laser, chemical treatments, microdermabrasion or anything of that sort
- Avoid task with an abundance of airborne debris, dusting, garages, basements cleanings, convertible, boats, bicycles and motorcycles
- Do Not let any other MakeUp or Products touch the brow area for the 14 days of healing
- Do Not Pick, Scratch or Rub any scabs or flakey skin, this will pull the pigment out
- Repeating my self because it is important, Do Not wear makeup on the brows or around the brow area until completely healed
- Once healed apply SPF 20+ to your daily routine, this will protect them from the sun and reduce fading
Frequently asked questions
Color Correction is a cosmetic tattooing technique that corrects pigment that had faded over time as a natural process and has lost its color resulting in grey, ashy and/or when color matched improperly they may even turn reddish, bluish, or violet in color.
Take a look at our AfterCare tab: (Microblading Color Correction Vs. Touch Up) for more info on how to identify if you need a Touch Up or a Color Correction.
Pain tolerance can vary from person to person. It’s been described as a scratch/pinch like feeling, but subtle. Topical numbing creams are used followed by a liquid anesthetic for a seamlessly pain-free session.
The healing process takes about 2 weeks. Between then it is required to wait 4 to 6 weeks before a touch up can be done. The initial week will look dark and thick, but don’t worry, the pigment will lighten by atleast 20%. Flaking may occur, this is natural for the healing process. Do not pick it them! Once they have fully gone through this process, you’ll see the final shape and true color!!
An initial touch up is recommend 6 weeks after your initial appointment. This way we can go back to any areas that didn’t take to the pigment (if needed, everyone heals differently) or if you’d like to go darker, we can do that too! I call it your Perfection Appointment.
After your 6 week touchup, Its recommend getting a touch up done once a year, to keep your color fresh.
This does depend from person to person. Take a look at our article that goes over this in our AfterCare Tab. (Microblading Touchup: When Is It Time?)
We recommend that you not workout the first 48 hours after your Color Correction session. When you sweat, it can cause the ink to be pushed out and cause you to loose pigment.
The process can vary depending on how the individuals skin reacts to the process and how the individuals pain tolerance is. I do my best to make sure you are absolutely comfortable.
Color Correction – 3 to 4.5 hours (give or take)