Wake Up Beautiful with Pomi B. Brow Studio

 Microblading is a semi-permanent brow service that creates fine, hair-like strokes using pigment. The goal is to make brows look fuller while keeping the result soft and natural.

Microblading is best for clients who want a subtle enhancement and already have some natural brow hair.

Microblading may be a good choice if:

• Your brows are sparse or uneven
• You want a natural hair-stroke look
• You have normal to dry skin
• You want to fill small gaps
• You do not want a makeup-style brow
• You want soft, realistic-looking brows

Microblading is usually not the best choice for oily skin because the strokes may heal softer, fade faster, or blur over time.

 Powder brows, also called ombre powder brows, create a soft shaded brow look. Instead of individual hair strokes, this technique adds a gentle layer of color through the brow.

The result can look soft and natural or more defined, depending on your style.

Powder brows may be a good choice if:

• You like a softly filled-in brow look
• You have oily skin
• You have sparse brows
• You want better color retention
• You want more definition
• You fill in your brows with makeup every day
• You want brows that look polished but still soft

Powder brows often last longer than microblading for clients with oily skin or very sparse brows.

 The biggest difference is the final look.

Microblading creates hair-like strokes.

Powder brows create soft shading.

Microblading looks more like natural brow hair. Powder brows look more like soft brow makeup.

Simple guide:

• Choose microblading if you want the most natural hair-stroke look.
• Choose powder brows if you want a soft filled-in look.
• Choose combo brows if you want hair strokes plus shading.

 Both can look natural when done well.

Microblading often looks more natural on clients who already have brow hair because the strokes blend into the natural brow.

Powder brows can also look natural when the color is soft and the shape is not too harsh. This is a good option for clients who want more fullness or have skin that does not hold microblading strokes well.

At Pomi B. Brow Studio, the goal is always to create brows that fit your face, not brows that look stamped on.

 Powder brows are usually better for oily skin.

Oily skin can cause microblading strokes to fade faster or heal less crisp. Powder brows use a shading technique that often holds better on oily skin.

If you have oily skin and want a natural result, Pomi may recommend powder brows or combo brows instead of microblading alone.

 Powder brows often last longer than microblading, especially for oily skin.

Microblading usually lasts 1 to 3 years, depending on skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure, skincare, and aftercare.

Powder brows can also last 1 to 3 years, but many clients find the shaded effect holds better over time.

Annual refresh appointments help maintain both services.

 Combo brows use both microblading and shading.

This option is helpful for clients who want natural hair strokes in the front of the brow and more fullness through the body and tail.

Combo brows may be a good choice if:

• You want natural detail plus definition
• Your brows are sparse in some areas
• You want a fuller result than microblading alone
• You like a soft but polished brow
• Your skin needs better color retention

Combo brows are often a good middle option between microblading and powder brows.

 The best brow service depends on your skin, natural brow hair, and the look you want.

Microblading may be best if:

• You want hair-like strokes
• You have normal to dry skin
• You already have some brow hair
• You want the softest, most natural enhancement

Powder brows may be best if:

• You have oily skin
• You want a soft makeup look
• You want more definition
• You have sparse brow hair

Combo brows may be best if:

• You want both natural strokes and fullness
• You have uneven brows
• You want more structure than microblading alone
• You still want a soft result

During your consultation, Pomi will look at your natural brows, skin type, old pigment if present, and desired result before recommending the right option.