MICROBLADING FAQ

WHAT IS MICROBLADING?

Microblading is a form of semi-permanent make up which is implemented using a hand-held tool. Microblading closes gaps, creates shapes and arches, and fills in your brows to form the natural looking eyebrows that you have been waiting for. Papercut-like incisions are made with the microblade to deposit the pigment, creating the look desired.

HOW IS MICROBLADING DIFFERENT FROM TATTOOING?

Eyebrow tattoo is done with a motorized device, whereas microblading is done using a hand-held tool. This tool is used to simulate hair strokes in the brow. Microblading uses pigment rather than ink, which has a thicker consistency and has more staying power

DOES MICROBLADING HURT?

Before we begin, a liquid anesthetic is used on the brow area. You may feel a slight discomfort.

WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE FIRST SESSION:

During your first session, Tilza custom designs your brow shape based on your bone structure, face shape, and other factors. The pigment choice is then selected. You will then be numbed using a lidocaine cream.

HOW LONG IS THE FIRST SESSION?

Approximately 2 hours from start to finish

HOW TO CARE FOR THE TREATED AREA?

We recommend forgetting you had anything done and leaving the treated area completely alone for seven full days. Which means, no rubbing, touching, sweating, swimming, or wetting of the treated area. Do not apply any product on the treated area including petroleum jelly during the healing process as it may delay healing and/or remove pigment.

WHAT TO EXPECT THE DAY AFTER:

You will notice your eyebrows looking much darker than usual. This is completely normal and they will go back to their natural color after about a week.

WHAT TO EXPECT A WEEK AFTER:

You will notice mild scabbing, peeling, and itchiness of the area. It is important not to touch, scratch, or rub the area, as this could remove pigment.

WHAT TO EXPECT TWO WEEKS AFTER:

You will notice mild scabbing, peeling, and itchiness of the area. It is important not to touch, scratch, or rub the area, as this could remove pigment.

WHAT TO EXPECT A MONTH AFTER:

Your brows will start to look more like they did right after the treatment was performed. They will look full, even, and gorgeous!

HOW LONG DOES IT LAST?

Untouched, the service will last anywhere from 12 to 18 months.

WHAT IF I NEED TO CANCEL MY MICROBLADING SERVICE?

As long as you give 24 hour notice, you may cancel or reschedule your microblading with no fee. If you cancel within the 24-hour cancellation policy, a full cost of the service will be charged to the guaranteed method of payment.

ARE THERE ANY CONTRAINDICATIONS?

Anyone with cancer (undergoing chemotherapy), hemophilia, hepatitis, pregnancy, nursing mothers, diabetes, accutance users, viral infections or diseases, and/or skin irritations should not undergo this procedure. If you have concerns about whether or not you are a good candidate, please contact us at 305-913-3187.

WILL I NEED A TOUCH-UP?

A touch-up four - six weeks after your first session is needed to complete the service and to ensure a long-lasting result.

AFTERCARE INSTRUCTIONS:

Do not wet the treated area for 7 full days after the procedure. 

Do not scratch, touch, or rub the area until healing has been fully completed (up to 10 days). 

Keep hair and glasses off brows. 

Apply grapeseed oil or coconut oil after 7 days post-treatment before bed to help with healing. 

Avoid too much sun exposure for at least 10 days post-treatment. 

Avoid makeup or face creams on the direct area for at least 10 days post-treatment.

NOURISHING LASH LIFT FAQ

WHAT IS A NOURISHING LASH LIFT?

The Nourishing Lash Lift is a lifting technique that will make your natural lashes look longer and thicker hence opening and brightening up the eyes.

·         First your eyelashes will be cleansed really well

·         A primer is then applied

·         A silicone shield is chosen for your eyelash to create an elegant curl

·         Your lashes are combed thoroughly and neatly with a special adhesive to bond your lashes to the silicone shield

·         A cream lifting solution is applied to the base of your lashes for 10 min

·         A setting cream based solution is then applies to restrengthen the

·         Your lashes are then tinted

·         Lastly, your lashes are massaged with a keratin nourishing oil to hydrate and give them a silky finish

HOW LONG WILL IT LAST?

The treatment will last between 6-8 weeks depending on the length and quality of your lashes.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A NOURISHING LASH LIFT AND A LASH PERM?

A lash perm used cotton rollers and a series of liquid solution to permanently curl your lashes. These liquids were not easily controlled and often dangerous to the eye. The curl often was to tight and unnatural looking. The Nourishing Lash lift uses a cream based solution hence giving the technician full control of it, a silicone shield is used instead of a roller which gives the lashes a more elegant curl and lift. The Nourishing Lash lift also uses a deep black eyelash tint to add a more voluminous effect. Lastly the Nourishing Oil which has keratin is massaged into the eyelash leaving it hydrated with a silky finish.  

WILL THIS DAMAGE MY LASHES?

No your lashes will not be damaged because the lifting solution is only applied at the new growth area of your lashes which is at the base.  

HOW DO I NEED TO PREP BEFORE THE NOURISHING LASH LIFT?

The only preparation is to arrive to your appointment free of mascara.

WHAT DOES THE AFTERCARE CONSIST OF?

After the treatment you do not want to wet your lashes for 24 hours. In addition, during this time avoid rubbing them and sleeping on them.

CAN I STILL WEAR MASCARA?

YES!

IS IT PAINFUL?

It is not painful, however the application of the shield may feel strange.

CAN I STILL USE A GROWTH SERUM?

YES! Growth serum will also help them look more dramatic.

ANYONE RESTRICTED ON GETTING THIS SERVICE?

Yes, pregnant or nursing women and anyone with eye infections. Chemo patients should wait one year. Lasik surgery clients need to wait 6 months. If you had had blepharoplasty surgery and /or have glaucoma it is recommended to consult with your physician.