Permanent Makeup FAQ - Brows by Katy, Wellington FL
FAQ
Common Questions
How long does microblading last?
Microblading typically lasts 3–4 years depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. An annual touch-up keeps your brows looking fresh and defined.
Does microblading hurt?
Most clients describe the sensation as light scratching. A professional-grade numbing cream is applied before and during the procedure to maximize your comfort.
How long is the healing process?
Initial healing takes about 7–10 days. Your brows will appear darker at first, then soften to a natural shade. Full healing takes 6–8 weeks, which is when we schedule your perfecting session.
How do I know which brow technique is right for me?
Choosing the right brow technique depends on your natural brow hair, skin type, lifestyle, and the final look you want. During your consultation, we evaluate these factors to determine which method will create the most natural and long-lasting result for you. At Brows by Katy, we offer several advanced techniques including: • Microblading – Ideal for clients with normal to dry skin who want soft, hair-like strokes and a natural look. • Ombré / Powder Brows – Best for oily or mature skin and clients who want a soft makeup effect with more definition. • Combo Brows – A combination of microblading and shading for clients who want both natural hair strokes and added density. Not sure which one is right for you? That's exactly what the consultation is for. We'll analyze your brow structure, facial symmetry, and skin type to recommend the technique that will give you the most natural and flattering results. Every set of brows is custom-designed, so you never have to guess which treatment to choose. 👉 Book your free consultation and we'll guide you through the best option for your brows.
How long does the appointment take?
Your initial session is approximately 2–3 hours. This includes consultation, numbing, the procedure itself, and aftercare review. We never rush — your appointment is the only one on the calendar.