A Mother’s Day
Gift That Lasts
This Mother’s Day, treat her to something she’ll
appreciate every morning — beautifully shaped,
low-maintenance brows by Kay.
Give her more than flowers — give her effortless beautythat lasts all year.
25% - 30% Off — no expiration on Gift Cards
Business Hours:
Mon - Fri: 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
N2952 Full Moon Lane
Appleton, Wisconsin 54913
Microblading
$300.00
/ for two sessions
Microblading is the semi-permanent process of tattooing tiny brow hairs with a needle to give the impression of fuller brows. This results in realistic looking brow hairs that won't wash off. Microblading is a great option for those who have lost their brow hair for any reason or those with very faint hair.
Ombre Powder Brows
$330.00
/ for two sessions
Ombre Powder Brows are a semi-permanent brow tattoo technique that creates a soft, shaded, makeup-like finish. This method is ideal for all skin types, including oily or sensitive skin. Less invasive than microblading, it offers longer-lasting results with minimal touch-ups—perfect for defined, natural-looking brows every day.
Combo Brows (Microblading + Ombre)
$350.00
/ for two sessions
Combo Brows blend microblading hair strokes with ombre shading to create fuller, natural-looking brows with soft definition. This hybrid technique suits all skin types and offers longer-lasting results than microblading alone—perfect for a balanced, beautiful brow finish.
Special Offer: Mother’s Day
Want to make sure it’s the right fit before you book? These short reads will help you understand the options and choose what suits her best — whether you’re gifting or going first.
How Long Does It Last?
Worried About Commitment? Start Here. Get honest answers on how long cosmetic brows last — and what to expect as they heal and fade over time.
Is Microshading Safe for Her?
Who’s a Good Fit — and Who Should Wait. Learn who’s a great candidate for powder brows, and what health or skin factors might affect healing or results.
Microshading vs. Microblading: What’s the Difference?
Choosing the Right Look for Her. From soft shading to hair-stroke realism — learn which brow technique best fits her style, skin, and comfort level.
Where to Get Microshading Near You
See where you can get natural-looking brows in Appleton, Green Bay, or Neenah — and how to find a certified artist you can trust.
Learn The Perfect Brow Style for Mom
Visit Us for a Consultation
Mon-Fri: 9am - 6pm
N2952 Full Moon Lane
Appleton, Wisconsin 54913
FAQs
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Ombre Powder Brows create a soft, shaded brow effect using a machine, while Microblading uses a blade to create hair-like strokes. Ombre is better for all skin types, lasts longer, and heals more evenly.
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A Combo Brow combines Microblading’s hair-like strokes with Ombre Powder shading for a natural yet defined look, giving fullness and depth.
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Ombre Powder Brows last 1-3 years, while Microblading typically lasts 1-2 years. A Combo Brow falls within this range depending on skin type and lifestyle. Touch-ups help maintain results.
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A numbing cream is applied before and during the procedure to minimize discomfort. Most clients report mild discomfort or a scratching sensation.
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Healing takes about 7-14 days, with full results visible after 4-6 weeks. Minor scabbing and fading are normal during healing.
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Ombre Powder is great for all skin types, especially oily skin. Microblading is best for dry to normal skin. Combo Brows work well for those who want both natural strokes and added depth.
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Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood-thinning medications 24 hours before your session. Also, avoid retinol, waxing, or chemical peels near the brow area at least one week prior.
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Keep brows dry for the first few days, avoid sweating, direct sunlight, and heavy skincare products. Follow your technician’s aftercare instructions to ensure proper healing.
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Yes! A touch-up is recommended 4-8 weeks after the initial session to perfect the shape and color. Annual touch-ups help maintain long-lasting results.
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It depends on the saturation and condition of your old tattoo. A consultation is needed to assess if correction, removal, or new work is possible.