Microblading & Powder Brows in Seattle
Natural-looking brows that hold up day to day. Amy uses fine hair strokes (microblading), soft shading (powder brows), or a blend of both, based on your skin and the look you want.
Good for:
Thin, sparse or overplucked brows
Brows lost to age or medical conditions like alopecia
Uneven or patchy brows
Less time on daily brow makeup
Correcting or removing old brow tattoos
Microblading or powder brows?
Microblading creates fine hair strokes for a soft, natural look and suits normal to dry skin. Powder brows look like a filled-in brow powder and tend to last longer, especially on oily skin. Many clients get a blend of both. We’ll decide together at your consultation.
The experience behind your results
Amy has been an esthetician for over 20 years, including more than a decade as Lead Master Esthetician in dermatology at The Polyclinic and Optum. She designs every brow around your current face shape, skin and natural brows.
Start with a consultation
We’ll map your brow shape, look at your skin, and talk through which technique fits you.
Frequently Asked Questions
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About 3 hours, including numbing and mapping your shape.
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We use a topical numbing cream. Most clients feel pressure or light scratching.
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Brows look darker and sharper the first week, then soften as they heal. Light flaking is normal. You’ll get aftercare instructions.
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Yes. A follow-up visit about 6 to 8 weeks later, once your brows have healed, lets us perfect the shape and color.
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Yes, but it naturally fades over time. Most clients come back for a touch-up every 1 to 3 years, depending on their skin, sun exposure and skincare.
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Daily sunscreen, and keeping retinol and exfoliating acids off the brow area.
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Yes. Removal may take more than one session, and we’ll assess your brows at your consultation.
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Pregnancy, nursing, keloid scarring, and some medications and skin conditions can affect healing or results. Accutane is reviewed case by case. We review your health history before your first appointment.