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🪄Semi Permanent Brow Artist 🪄Microblading, Combination & Ombré Eyebrows 🪄Leeds

Photos from Sculpt Spmu's post 08/09/2026

Colour theory and pigmentology is one of the hardest parts of spmu🤎

I spent years guessing what pigments to use and guessing how they would heal in the skin. By following this process, you will be able to understand what pigment you should be selecting, based on your clients undertones and skin.

By selecting the correct colour, it will heal better in the skin and compliment the clients skin tone.

I also have a colour theory masterclass available to purchase on my website🤎

Photos from Sculpt Spmu's post 31/08/2026

We are retiring the idea that spmu turns blue/grey.

The reality is that we are now more educated than ever and the knowledge we have access to is so much better.

Hyper Realism hairstrokes are implanted using a needle, not a blade. A much more advanced technique that causes less trauma to the skin and increases the longevity of hairstrokes. We can add texture and depth, using different needle tapers and diameters.

This technique is truly amazing and you’re missing out if you’re not on board🫣😅

27/08/2026

90s Over Plucked brows transformed into beautiful full brows with my Hyper Realism technique 🤎

Hyper Realism brows are created with a single needle, to mimic realistic hairs. Perfect for clients that are missing brow hairs particularly in the front and middle of the brow.

Photos from Sculpt Spmu's post 26/08/2026

Seen as though Ombré lip blush is such a hot topic…🥵

Let me show you this scar transformation. My client has a small scar in her Cupids bow. Working on scar tissue is truly amazing to see the transformation.

We opted for a soft and subtle ombré. Using a technique I learnt from T E S S M A R T I in blending two colours together. The contrast and blending is what truly creates an ombré, not always just choosing a dark colour!🤎

22/08/2026

My Hyper Realism Brow Technique🧑🏻‍🏫

Hyper Realism brows are by far the hardest technique to master. You need precision, control and a lot of patience.

By working slowly, ensuring you are saturating each individual hair stroke, you will save yourself time and stress on the second pass. By rushing through the first pass, you will end up loosing a lot of your strokes and shape.

I work on the lowest machine speed, etching the needle back and forwards by only 1-2mm. Each hairstroke will take around 30 seconds to a minute.

Your stretch is so key. Stretch 3 ways, as close to your hairstroke. If you stretch too far away from where you are working, you won’t be stretching the right area.

Finally, allow your index finger to guide the needle, try to keep your wrist still.

18/08/2026

A beautiful Combination Brow reveal🤎

This is my signature technique, we chose this for Claire as she filled her brows in every day with pencil.

These brows will soften and settle into the skin, creating a perfect ‘get up and go’ look.

Photos from Sculpt Spmu's post 11/08/2026

There is a lot of controversy currently about brown lip blush. Myself included, I will not put a brown in the lip.

If we take a look at my beautiful client, her lip blush looks rather brown, I actually managed to create this without using any brown pigments at all.

As my clients natural lip tissue was brown, I chose pigments that complemented her natural tones, which therefore enhanced the brown in her lip.

Brown tones are possible where the natural tissue allows that, but we can’t copy and paste colours onto every client 🤎

I used my faves, Hanafy Soft beige & Red Earth & Shayk✨

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Sculpt, Aberford Road
Leeds
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