Using a machine and shading technique, the lightening solution is implanted into the skin where you need pigment removed.

The Li-FT solution uses a hypertonic reaction to pull the pigment up and out of the skin. Because the pigment is first being pulled up, your brows may appear darker before they can get lighter. At your second session we can get more of the pigment out of the skin since it's now at the surface.

Ideally, we want the skin to remain dry during the healing process. This allows the removed pigment to flake and fall off instead of remaining in the skin.

You can expect your skin to be red and slightly sore for a day or two and your brows may appear darker than they did before.

Trust the process and keep your skin dry for best results. (And do NOT pick at your skin)

The number of sessions needed will vary depending on multiple factors such as:

-How long has it been since you had them done

-How deep did your previous artist implant the pigment

-How dark are your brows currently? If they are still very saturated more sessions will be needed.

-How light do you need them to be? Are you hoping to have fresh, clear skin? or just light enough to have them done with a different technique?