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Microblading is a 2 part process, my job and then client's job after they leave the studio. Not only do WE need to be confident in our aftercare verbal delivery, but we need to know they mentally absorbed it too!
We need to make sure the client is leaving our studio with the confidence in knowing and understanding aftercare, day of and long term. Microblading aftercare can be confusing for new Microblading artist AND for clients.
Confidence all around is key to our microblading clients trusting us.
Are you struggling to understand which single needle to purchase as your shopping for your permanent makeup supplies? There are so many options! Watch this video I created to further understand the theory behind why certain needle diameters are better for creating powder brows for a variety of skin types!
Plus some bonus tips and tricks of my preferences!
Do you struggle with finding symmetry when you're microblading or performing permanent make up? Symmetry is the maximum potential for beauty goals and we need to know how to handle every microblading client. Take a listen to this in-depth break down on how to handle the clients and the potential symmetry issues. The more prepared we are, the more we lift each other up and do the right thing for our clients!
Take time to educate yourself to educate your clients! The more our clients understand their old and past PMU the more receptive they will be to troubleshooting next best steps for their face! Some times give the client "what they want" really isn't the best for them. So here is another piece of knowledge and some simple analogies to easier understand and explain what REALLY needs to be done.
Why are your clients coming back with nearly microblading no strokes left? How can we cut down on touch up time?
Stay tuned for tips tricks and to-do's for best healed results and some motivational chat!
Microblading room essentials!
What do you need to have a successful and operational space?
Take a listen on my space favorites to work effectively.
We've all heard those words. From existing clients to new clients, I just need a touch up is a fully loaded statement. You know whats best for your business and your worth. You do NOT need to quote the client according to what they think is required. Microblading touch ups require quite a bit of work, and sometimes those old funky brows from another artist walk through the door. Stay tuned to this podcast for how we can go about our reality of PMU and keeping our conversations with our clients, honest.
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We've all been there, pouring blood sweat and tears into creating eyebrows. Let's not loose sleep over creating eyebrows that are too dark! Powder brow, ombre brow, machine brow... however you define this technique in your studio, here are some advice and tips for getting through those stressful moments when the client (and secretly you too) think the eyebrows are too dark!
If you love getting permanent make up tips and tricks, let me know by subscribing!
If you would like to get in touch to share your story e-mail me at [email protected]
Have you ever had a client text you or come into your studio with the BIGGEST attitude? We've all been there! I know these are challenging situations, but we can get through it with these tips and tricks I've learned along the way meeting some of the crankiest clients.
Permanent makeup up is a skill and an art, good energy always provides great results. Let's use these tricks to get our clients to relax and trust us even before they hit the bed!
Welcome to PMU Unfiltered! We're kicking off the first and only Permanent Make Up podcast getting to know me, your host Marlo! Just as the title suggests, every topic is on the table! From botched microblading, tips and tricks, and guest speakers, we're here to learn and maybe laugh a little too.
Dont' forget to subscribe, and join me on my journey through PMU!
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