CML-Creations

Colour correction on powder brows 🤎

These brows had previous work done and had healed to a greyish tone. We corrected the colour to bring them back to a softer, natural brown.

Colour correction can be tricky—especially when the pigment is more saturated. In many cases, I recommend lightening or laser removal first to create a clean base. However, sometimes we can try correcting first to see how the skin responds.

You may notice we didn’t colour correct part of the fronts—this area will be lightened/removed to create better balance and symmetry.

We’ll monitor how these heal over the next few months. If the cool tones return, removal may be needed before adding more pigment.

Remember—skin can only hold so much ink. When it becomes oversaturated, adding more won’t give better results, which is why removal is sometimes the best next step.

DM me if you’re unsure what your brows need ✨

Combo Brows & Sensitive Skin – Let’s Talk About It 🤍

Not every brow appointment comes with “perfect” skin — and that’s completely normal.

As artists, we work on all skin types. Sensitive skin in particular can flush very red, swell more than average, and react quickly during the procedure. That can make the immediate after photo look less “Instagram perfect”… but that doesn’t mean the results aren’t beautiful.

With combo brows (a blend of soft nano strokes and shading), technique matters even more on reactive skin. Proper pressure, pigment choice, and patience are everything.

Sometimes the real magic isn’t in the fresh photo — it’s in the healed result.

This combo brow turned out amazing, and I cannot wait to show you the healed transformation once the redness settles and everything softens beautifully.

✨ Education moment: Don’t judge fresh brows by redness — judge them by the healed results.