Brow & Lip Artistry
Microblading, ombré brows and lip blush — semi-permanent pigment work that gives you back definition, done with a dermatology-clinic standard of hygiene and colour matching.
Wake up with your features already in place
Brow artistry rebuilds sparse or over-plucked brows stroke by stroke (microblading) or with a soft powdered gradient (ombré); lip blush restores even colour and definition to lips that have lost theirs. Both are semi-permanent — pigment placed superficially, fading gracefully over one to three years rather than tattooed forever.
Doing this inside a skin clinic matters more than people realise: pigment undertones are matched to your actual skin tone (crucial on Indian skin, where wrong pigment turns ashy or orange), and sterility is at medical standard, not salon standard.
- 2–2.5 hours incl. numbingTime in studio
- Initial + touch-up at 6–8 weeksTypical course
- 3–5 days of darker healing colourDowntime
- Starting at ₹10,000Pricing
- Sparse, patchy or over-plucked brows
- Pigmented or uneven lip tone
- You draw your brows on every single day
- Old PMU that faded badly, needs correction
Your consultation, on us
A full doctor’s skin assessment — ₹1,000 free this month. Takes 15 seconds; we’ll confirm on WhatsApp.
Questions we hear at the studio
How much does it hurt?
Numbing cream does most of the work; clients describe it as scratchy rather than painful. Lips are more sensitive than brows.
Why does the colour look dark at first?
Fresh pigment always heals 30–40% lighter over the first week. The touch-up session at six to eight weeks is where we perfect the final shade — it’s included in your plan.
Will lip blush suit pigmented Indian lips?
Yes — that’s actually its best use case. We first neutralise dark undertones, then layer the target shade. It’s a two-step art and worth asking your artist about specifically.
Book a mapping consultation
We start with a free mapping and shade session — no pigment touches skin until you’ve approved the shape in the mirror.