Technique Guide

Microblading

Best for fuller brows that need extra shape or density. Creates soft, natural hair-like strokes that blend seamlessly with your existing hairs.

Micro + Shading

Combines microblading with light shading for clients with sparse areas or little brow hair. Offers more definition and a softly filled appearance. Ideal for oily or active lifestyles.

Airy Powder Brows

Creates a naturally structured brow with more definition along the base and a soft, airy finish on top. Great for those who want a polished yet natural look.

Hyperrealism Nano

A delicate machine technique using a single ultra-fine needle to create airy, layered strokes with no sharp edges—resulting in a soft, fluffy, 3D “undone” brow.

Note: Clients with previous microblading at Wildflower Beauty + Brows must have fully faded brows and receive artist approval before booking.

Best suited for:

• Alopecia or trichotillomania

• Very fine or minimal hair

• Post-chemo or radiation (with doctor’s consent)

• Mature, thin, or delicate skin

• Immunocompromised individuals (with approval)

To confirm candidacy, email clear photos of your bare brows to rachelle@wildflowerbeautyandbrows.com.

FAQ

Does it hurt?

A topical numbing cream is applied before and during treatment. Sensitivity varies; mild discomfort may occur, especially during menstrual cycles.

How long does it take?

Each session takes 2–3 hours, including numbing, outlining, tattooing, and refining.

How long does it last?

Results fade gradually based on skin type and lifestyle. Most clients return for a touch-up at 6–8 weeks, then a refresh every 18–24 months.

Do different skin types heal differently?

Yes. Dry skin tends to heal with crisp strokes, while oily skin may heal softer. Aftercare and lifestyle greatly affect results.

Contraindications

You may not be eligible if you are:

• Pregnant or nursing

• Diabetic (unless well-controlled)

• Undergoing chemotherapy

• Have autoimmune or major heart conditions

• On Accutane (within the last year)

• Have skin irritations near the area

• Using Botox within the past month

• Allergic to lidocaine, tetracaine, or epinephrine

Returning Clients

After your initial touch-up, you may refresh every 1–3 years depending on pigment retention and skin type.
You’re ready for a refresh when your brows have faded about 50% and hair strokes appear soft or faint.

If they still look dark or well-defined, it’s too soon to revisit—please email photos for approval before booking.

Enhance Your Natural Beauty

Wake up with soft, naturally tinted lips.
Lip Blush adds a sheer wash of color to define shape, restore symmetry, and give the appearance of plump, flushed lips.

Each shade is custom-blended to complement your natural lip tone and undertone. Results typically last up to 2 years after the perfecting touch-up (4–6 weeks post-session). Some clients may need a third session for optimal results, especially those with darker or cooler lip tones.

Pre-approval required: Please provide a clear photo of your bare lips before booking.

FAQs

What is Lip Blush?

Lip Blush is a semi-permanent tattoo that enhances your natural lip color and shape with a soft, diffused finish.

How does it work?

A rotary device gently deposits pigment into the lips in layers, creating a natural blush tone customized to you.

Does it hurt?

Discomfort is minimal. A numbing cream is applied during the procedure for your comfort, though sensitivity varies per client.

How long does it take?

Each session takes about 3 hours, including numbing, outlining, and tattooing.

What colors are available?

A range of pinks, corals, and soft reds are available. Your artist will help choose the perfect tone during your appointment.

What should I expect after Lip Blush?

Immediately after, lips may appear swollen and more vibrant. As they heal, swelling subsides and color softens by 30–40%, revealing a natural tint.

Is there downtime?

Healing takes about 7 days. Expect mild dryness and texture while lips exfoliate naturally. Apply the provided barrier cream, Aquaphor, or A+D Ointment to stay hydrated.

How long does Lip Blush last?

Results last 2–3 years after your touch-up, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare.

When do I need a touch-up?

A touch-up at 4–6 weeks helps layer pigment and refine color. This ensures even healing and long-lasting results.

Who is ineligible for Lip Blush?

You must be 18+ to receive this service.
We cannot perform Lip Blush on clients who are:

• Pregnant or nursing

• Recently had lip filler (must wait 1 month)

• Have open sores, cold sores, or skin irritations near the lips

An online consultation is required before booking.

Define & Brighten Your Eyes

Lash Enhancement creates the illusion of fuller, darker lashes by tattooing a fine line along the upper lash line. This subtle enhancement opens up the eyes and gives a polished, natural finish — making your eyes truly “pop.”

Note: Shaded eyeliner and bottom eyeliner services are no longer offered.
Previous Wildflower clients with these treatments may email rachelle@wildflowerbeautyandbrows.com for assistance.

FAQs

What is Lash Enhancement?

A delicate semi-permanent tattoo placed precisely along the lash line to subtly define the eyes and make lashes appear fuller.

Does it hurt?

A topical numbing cream is applied before and during the procedure. Sensitivity varies, and mild discomfort may occur, especially during your menstrual cycle.

How long does it take?

Each session takes about 2–2.5 hours, including numbing, shaping, and final detailing.

How long does it last?

Lash Enhancement gradually fades over time.
A perfecting session is recommended 6–8 weeks after your first appointment, with maintenance touch-ups every 3–5 years, depending on skin type and lifestyle.

Who is not a candidate?

This procedure is not recommended for clients with:

• Sensitive or watery eyes

• Allergies, dry eye, or glaucoma

• Hooded lids

• Prominent blue/purple veins near the lash line

• Anxiety that may interfere with completing the appointment

Contraindications

We cannot perform this service on clients who are:

• Pregnant or nursing

• Diabetic (unless well-controlled)

• Undergoing chemotherapy

• Have autoimmune or major heart conditions

• Currently sick (cold, flu, etc.)

• Using Accutane (within the last year)

• Had Botox in the last month

• Allergic to lidocaine, tetracaine, or epinephrine

• Have skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, or dermatitis around the eyes