Bree & Co. Pmu and Aesthetics

YOU’RE NOT TOO OLD!!

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YOU’RE NOT TOO OLD!

I would argue sometimes the opposite is true- you can be too young and waiting until you’re older and hair starts thinning when it is more beneficial.

Let’s face it getting older doesn’t mean more hair growth it means less. You won’t be inclined to follow the trends and just want something that looks good on YOU. Something where you don’t need to buy a million pencils and brow products to achieve. Something that saves you time and the guesswork of where to draw them.
Guess what? I’m that something!!😂

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I think we can all agree here. Tails matter!
No more guessing where to draw them in 🙌 I know a lot of you know that struggle. The guess work the countless amount of products to try and make them look better. Put them down- I got your back!

You’ve spent more on makeup you’ll never finish than a service that saves you 15 minutes every morning for a year- it’s time to book that appointment girl 😉

My big Papa is officially a BIG papa 😭 Happy 6 bday to this chunk of love. He’s stubborn AF, goofy as hell, gross, but man…is he one of the great loves of my life. Not a day has gone by since I got him where he didn’t make me crack a smile, even when I didn’t want too. He’s undeniably sweet and full of love and my world has felt fuller with him in it. Love you Papa! Aka The Notorious French I. E.

“Wait, why did they turn gray after laser removal?” 🧐

This is one of the most common questions I get during PMU removal, so let’s talk about it.

Swipe through: she came in with old red/pink toned brow pigment. Here’s why that happens. A lot of older PMU pigments are iron-oxide based, and over years that pigment oxidizes under the skin. It shifts from brown toward pink, red, or salmon. It’s not that the color was “bad,” it’s a predictable chemical change that happens to a lot of aging PMU, especially if it was implanted too shallow or the original formula had a warmer base to begin with.

Right after her first pico laser session, that pigment shifted again, this time to ashy/gray. Looks alarming if you don’t know what’s happening, but it’s actually a great sign. That shift means the laser broke the pigment down, and it tells us exactly which wavelength to use next.

At 8 weeks healed, she’s already faded a ton, but there’s still ashy pigment sitting in the skin. That’s not a setback either. Ashy/gray tones respond really well to our 1064nm setting, so her next session is dialed in to target exactly that.

She’s not done yet. Once it’s fully cleared, we’ll rebuild with a shape that actually suits her face. No rushing the process, no covering up old pigment just to save time. Removal is a series, not a single zap, and doing it right means letting the skin and the pigment lead the timeline.
Follow along for updates as we go. And as always book a consultation on browsbybree.com

“Drop the skincare routine” … I get asked this constantly. So here it is.

There’s no miracle in a bottle or a single treatment. I wish there was. But 20 years of sun damage doesn’t undo itself in one session, and I’d rather tell you the truth than sell you a fantasy.

I’m 44. Barely any fine lines, no big pores, even tone, good glow. It’s not luck. It’s SPF on my face, neck, and chest every single day since I was 17. It’s medical grade skincare at home. And it’s treatments I actually stay consistent with every 3-4 months, not just when I think of it.

You asked, I listened. Every single thing in my own routine, I now offer in studio. Chemical peels, laser skin rejuvenation, microneedling, medical grade skincare… none of it is there because it sounded good on paper. It’s there because I use it myself and I’ve seen what it does.

The name of the game is prevention. Start now so you’re not needing something more aggressive down the road. And if you feel like you’re already past that point… you’re not. It just means your results might take a little more time and care. Consistency still works, no matter where you’re starting from.

Skincare has genuinely been my one true love since I was a teenager. I’d love to help you fall in love with yours too 💕

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Need I say more? Book your appointment ASAP- fall is filling up fast people 👏 let this be the last summer of brows smudging off your face
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Algorithm do your thing! Where are all my Pennsylvania girlies that are over there old Microblading, nano or powder brows? Have you felt that you just keep getting touchups over the years and they just aren’t hitting the same? That’s because your skin has reached maximum capacity with ink! Are skin can only hold so much before we become oversaturated and those vibrant browns start looking like muddy grays and blues. The best thing you can do is get some laser to remove some of that out! You can either clear some space and get a beautiful refresher, or if you are unhappy with your shape you can completely remove them! Sessions are done every 10-12 weeks and the number involved depends on many factors like desired outcome (re-do or complete removal) how many times were your brows done? How deep did the artist go? Types of ink used? There isn’t a definitive answer. But I can tell you that even one can make such an incredible difference! So if you’re ready to start your journey, book a consultation with me! Browsbybree.com I’m located in Horsham, Pa which is in Montgomery county. I’m about 30-45 minutes from Philly and accessible to a lot of major roads like 276, 95, 202 and 309!