Maintenance will be required to refresh the color usually between one to two years. We offer courtesy pricing for maintenance on our own work but cannot extend the same courtesy to work done by others.
The terms used in Permanent Cosmetics can be confusing. Here are the basics. Your 1st procedure will probably be called an “initial, new or original” procedure. It may come with a “free” follow-up in about four to six weeks. Clients that do not take advantage of scheduling these “follow-ups” within the prescribed timeline may be charged a fee.
After the initial procedure(s) has been completed, if you are going to maintain your makeup, you will need to schedule a “maintenance touch-up”. A maintenance touch-up should be done before the makeup has faded too much, less than two years. However Microblading is an exception, please read the Microblading specific information below. As we all know lighter colors fade faster than darker colors, this is why brows that are light in color will fade faster. Touch-ups are billed at a lower cost than the initial fee. If too much time has passed or if you’ve decided to change your original design, you may need to start the process over and the lower rates of a maintenance touch up would not apply.
For Microblading specifically, results will vary from person to person. We cannot guarantee exactly how long it will last, though typically you will need maintenance touch ups more frequently. You always have the option to add additional techniques to add more pigment to your procedure.