Beauty Babe, Ink

Care isn’t something I add to the process — it’s where everything starts. You come to me with your own story, and I meet you there.

When you’ve had bad eyebrow PMU, the journey forward sometimes means going backwards first.

And that’s okay.

Laser removal. Compromised skin. Waiting. More waiting. Slowly, carefully rebuilding something that feels like you again.

This client came to me after several rounds of laser, removing work done elsewhere that didn’t serve her. Sessions in between to let her skin breathe and heal, and trust on both sides.

Every single person’s skin responds differently — the timeline, the sessions, the buildup — it’s never one size fits all. But after a series of intentional sessions together, we made it to her final appointment. And here she is, freshly done. 🤍

If you’re carrying the weight of brow work you hate, just know — there’s a way through. It’s not always fast, but it’s worth it.

DM me. We’ll figure it out together.

🤎 Freshly done brows shown oxidized 2-3 hours (while working on lips) → swipe 1x to see them healed

👄 Lips freshly done with a look at the before & healed result of this session → swipe 2x for a closer look

This client was hoping to achieve soft results that still held a makeup look, after having previous brow work that was way over done (more on that in another post). For now, enjoy these healed results…

soft smiles (🎵 ) soft brows ( 📸 )

This client came to me two years ago with existing work that faded into a copper color and uneven tails. That work was lightened and I was able to build new brows to frame her face.

What you will see in this post are her brows healed after our last color boost in 2025 next to freshly done in 2026.

I talk about brow maintenance and this is what we have been able to do here. For the second time, her work faded down beautifully, allowing me to build them back up to her liking.

Brows defined by her, not brows that define her. After removal of her old work, I was able to build her something new that can be maintained and loved for years to come.

This is why your artist matters. Pigments, techniques, experience - these are all going to make the difference of your relationship with permanent makeup.

My client provides us with a great post to swipe through →

She came to me with prior work hoping for a touch up. One brow faded more than the other (pretty normal). The color of her brows were cool in tone, think black/blue and the one that retained more pigment was very saturated, leaving no room for new color.

Off to laser she went.

Her skin came back as a clean pallet and I was able to build her a new set of brows. As you can see they healed beautifully and so soft. Swipe the difference to her before photo.

These brows can now be maintained over the years, keeping the 𝒕𝒓𝒖𝒆 𝒕𝒐 𝒚𝒐𝒖 feel I work for.

Before getting your PMU done… think about what you’re looking for today and long term.