I bring the
brows to you

Space. That's it. I bring everything — table, chair, lighting, sterile supplies, all of it. Clear a spot wherever suits you and I'll build my station around it. About two hours from the time I walk in.

Only if you want them to. Some clients want soft and natural — brows that read as good brows, not makeup. Others want defined and bold, the filled-in look. Both are ombré; it's a question of how much pigment and how sharp I build the front. We agree the look and map the shape together before any pigment goes in.

Topical numbing goes on before I start and gets refreshed during. Most people describe scratching or pressure, not pain.

One to three years on the initial work — and forever, as long as you keep up with a color boost. That’s the whole point of the shallow technique: it softens instead of going blue, so you top it up rather than live with it fading badly. Oily skin fades faster. Most clients boost somewhere between twelve and eighteen months.

Darker than the final result for the first few days — better you hear that now than panic on day three. They soften through days five to ten, may flake lightly, and settle by week four.

Often, yes — that’s a cover-up, and the first session is $850 instead of $600. Working over existing pigment takes more product, more time and more skill. Whether it’s workable depends how saturated the old work is and what color it has faded to, so text me a photo first. I turn down cover-ups I don’t think will heal well — I’d rather tell you that than take your money.

Grayson, Lawrenceville, Snellville, Dacula, Loganville, Lilburn, Suwanee, Duluth — and usually anywhere else in Gwinnett. I come to you, so there's no address for you to find. Just tell me where you are when we talk.