Powder brows, also known as ombré powder brows, are a semi-permanent makeup technique designed to create soft, shaded eyebrows that resemble the look of filled-in makeup. Unlike microblading, which uses hair-like strokes, powder brows involve the use of a small machine to deposit pigment in a pixelated pattern, giving the brows a fuller and more defined appearance.
This technique is ideal for all skin types, especially oily or sensitive skin, as it tends to heal more evenly and last longer than traditional Brow Color Correction microblading. The finished result is a gradient effect—lighter at the front of the brows and darker toward the tails creating a natural yet polished look.
The procedure typically takes two sessions: the initial appointment and a touch-up session after 4 to 6 weeks. Results can last from 1 to 3 years, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare.
Powder brows are popular among individuals seeking a low-maintenance beauty routine, as they eliminate the need for daily eyebrow makeup. With minimal discomfort and a relatively quick healing time, powder brows offer a long-lasting solution for well-groomed, symmetrical eyebrows that enhance facial features and boost confidence.
