Lovelee Brows

Owner Jeana Lee specializes in nano hairstroke and microblading techniques. The studio aims for brows that look natural and fit each client's own facial features.

Nano Hairstroke is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattoo done with a digital machine and an ultra-fine needle, which creates hair-like strokes. Nano Combo adds soft shading to those strokes and suits most skin types, including clients without existing brow hair. Combo Brows place hair-like strokes at the head of the brow and powder shading from the middle to the tail, and the studio says they can last up to 2 years. Soft Ombre Powder is a machine-applied gradient that is darker at the tail and lighter toward the front, and it suits all skin types as well as clients with little to no brow hair.

Initial procedures are priced at $550 for Ombre Powder, $600 for Nano Combo and $700 for Nano Hairstroke. Touch-ups are $100 for the 4-8 week visit and $300 for the 18-24 month visit, and both touch-ups are for existing clients only. Two appointments may be needed to complete a result. New clients complete an online consultation first, and clients must be 18 or older. Pregnant or nursing clients, along with others with listed conditions, are not eligible for permanent cosmetic services.

Before a session, clients who use retinol or face peeling treatments are asked to stop two weeks ahead and to avoid facial Botox or fillers. Caffeine, alcohol and blood-thinning medications should be avoided for 24 hours beforehand. Because brows are numbed for treatment, clients should not take numbing agents or ibuprofen beforehand. For the first 7 days, the studio advises against heavy sweating, exercise, saunas, hot tubs and tanning beds, and brows should be washed twice a day with a gentle cleanser and then have ointment applied. Sun protection is recommended once flaking is complete. According to the studio, healing takes about 2-4 weeks, during which brows may lighten 30-40% and shrink in size.

The studio also runs a 3-day beginner microblading course. The first day covers skin anatomy, contraindications, and brow shapes and mapping, with hands-on practice. The second day covers color theory, marketing, precare and aftercare, and a Q&A with an instructor. The third day includes a supervised microblading procedure on a live model and ends with a certificate of completion. Students receive a training manual, a student kit meant to cover their first 20-plus clients, six months of mentorship, and priority access to studio bed rentals, subject to availability.

Focuses on semi-permanent brow work built from hair-like strokes and shading, aiming for results that suit each client's features.