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My Photo Gallery:
 

These photos are primarily taken immediately after a procedure (unless otherwise noted) and are 100% NOT re-touched.  

All procedures shown in our photo gallery for permanent cosmetics are completed by Michelle and performed on actual clients of Le Beau Visage.   You can expect to see darker and bolder colors when "fresh", some mild redness, skin blanching (white shadowing due to anesthetics) and mild swelling (liner and lips) in the areas that have been treated. 

Brows:  All eyebrows immediately after will appear darker, denser, bolder and more exaggerated than the final healed result. The brows you see in these photos will soften/lighten significantly when healed. When designing a full brow when minimal or no existing hair is present, the brow is drawn on first, taking into consideration the clients desired look, thickness, length, etc.  Once approved by the client, only then is the brow is permanently placed.  Every client at Le Beau Visage is involved 100% in their brow design, color selection and placement.  Keep in mind, many clients have specific design ideas that they would like; some clients want thin brows, brows with predominate arches, etc. because it is what they are accustomed to!

Eyeliner:  Mild-moderate swelling and redness is common for 1-2 days after an eyeliner procedure.  Typically, fair complexions tend to swell a bit more than medium or olive skin tones.  Together with the client we determine placement, color, thickness or other important factors.  We typically recommend avoiding any trendy or excessive eyeliner applications because of the permanent nature of the procedure.

Lips:   Mild-Moderate swelling with SIGNIFICANTLY darker, thicker, denser and bolder color.  Many times the initial color does not appear the same tone and hue as the healed color.  This is especially true for lip color.  Because the lips themselves bring a color to the equation, we must account for that when determining our ideal healed color and tones. Lips are a layering process and take several sessions to complete.

• An Important Note About Photos:  Today, you will see many people showcase their eyebrow work by ONLY showing one side of the face.  This does not allow the client to see how well the artist is able to "balance" eyebrows!  One of the most difficult parts of eyebrow enhancements are providing unique symmetry to brows which naturally most often grow asymmetrical. If you are only seeing ONE side of the face, how do you know they are balanced from the front? We purposely show our photos from the front, for you to see the our eye for ARTISTRY and they we do not put the same shape brows on every client.  This is important when you want a natural look!