London by Maria Hanlon

Hyperrealism Brows

What Are Hyperrealism Brows?

Hyperrealism Brows .. an advanced form of permanent makeup (PMU)

Hyperrealism brows are a revolutionary PMU technique that creates ultra-realistic, natural-looking eyebrows using a specialized tattooing technique combining the use of machine shading and curved hairstrokes to mimic the natural flow and density of real eyebrows offering the most natural, soft, and lifelike eyebrow enhancement.. They are ideal for anyone looking for fuller brows with realistic movement and flow, especially for those who have struggled with microblading fading too quickly.

Key Features of Hyperrealism Brows

1.Machine-Based Technique
Performed using a PMU tattoo machine, not a manual blade (as in microblading).

Soft, Natural Appearance
Strokes are layered and blended to replicate natural hair growth patterns.
Results in a powdery yet defined look with added depth and dimension.

5. It is ideal for all skin types
Works well on oily, mature, and sensitive skin, unlike microblading, which can blur on oily skin.
Heals more predictably with minimal downtime

Lasts 1.5 to 3 years, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare.
Requires less frequent touch-ups than microblading due to deeper pigment implantation.

Who Should Consider Hyperrealism Brows?

People who want natural-looking, full brows without the artificial “tattooed” look.
Those with oily skin who struggle with microblading fading or blurring.
Clients seeking longer-lasting results with minimal maintenance.
Individuals with scarred or sparse brows who need realistic hair replication.

Hyperrealism brows

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The Incredible

Phibrows

The effectiveness of the Phibrows treatment depends on:

• Skin quality

• Post-treatment care and maintenance

• Exposure to external factors

These variables are beyond the PMU artist’s control, precluding any guarantees. Pregnant, breastfeeding, or undergoing chemotherapy individuals are ineligible for treatment. Additional contraindications can be found in the powder brow section.

Pigment

In Phibrows, pigment is meticulously applied to the dermis using sterile tools, ensuring precision and safety. Specifically chosen to harmonise with natural hair tones, it seamlessly enhances eyebrows. This process yields long-lasting, natural-looking results, defining and complementing facial features with tailored coloration.

Symmetry

In PhiBrows, symmetry is meticulously attained as clients’ eyes are closed, relaxing mimetic muscles that may influence eyebrow symmetry. This calculated approach ensures precise and balanced results, enhancing facial aesthetics. By leveraging this technique, PhiBrows achieves harmonious eyebrow symmetry, framing the face with natural beauty.

Strokes

In Phibrows, strokes mimic natural hair growth for hyper-realistic results. Using sterile tools, strokes follow the hair’s direction, ensuring a lifelike appearance. Pigments adhere to stringent standards, crafted specifically for microblading (PhiBrows microblading pigments), guaranteeing quality and longevity in every treatment.

Pain

Pain perception varies among clients during Phibrows treatment. Nervous or menstruating clients may experience heightened sensitivity. Most liken the sensation to skin scraping or scratching. Initial strokes may be slightly uncomfortable, but a topical anesthetic is then applied, often eliminating discomfort for the remainder of the session.

Healing

Healing after Phibrows microblading is typically complete within 28 days. Clients return for a mandatory top-up appointment between 4 to 8 weeks post-treatment. This session replenishes lost pigment and ensures optimal results. Those with problematic or oily skin may require additional sessions for perfect brows.

After Care

Proper aftercare is crucial for optimal results in Phibrows. Similar to powder brows, a meticulous regimen is necessary. I’ll provide detailed instructions during consultation or upon request, ensuring you maintain the best outcome. Consistent adherence to aftercare guidelines is key to achieving desired results.

How is the treatment carried out?

The pigment is applied into the surface layer of the dermis using sterilised tools. The pigment is chosen so to match the natural hair or eyebrows’ colour. Symmetry is achieved through PhiBrows application and it is calculated while the clients’ eyes are closed because in that way mimatic muscles that can affect eyebrows’ symmetry are relaxed.

Strokes are always drawn in the direction of the natural hairs’ growth to achieve hyper-realistic look. Treatment is performed with sterile tools and pigments are produced in accordance with the highest standards (PhiBrows microblading pigments). Correct after care follow up is extremely important and is a factor in the final result. Before and after care is similar to that of powder brows and I will advise you of this upon consultation or by request.

Is it painful?

Pain during the treatment is relative. Nervous clients and clients who have their period usually feel stronger pain, while other clients compare the pain to a scraping or scratching of the skin. The first passing on each eyebrow can be a little uncomfortable much like a scraping and once we have the first set of strokes in I apply a topical anesthetic that can entirely eliminate the pain during the treatment.

Aftercare

The healing is fully completed after 28 days and the client will come back in for a mandatory top-up appointment which can be anytime after 4 weeks and preferably before 8. This is when we perform an obligatory addition of the pigment that has been lost, or for most, to refresh and perfect the brows. With problematic and oily skins, this may require additional sessions.

How successful is the treatment?

The success of the treatment depends on the:

Skin quality
Post-treatment flow and care
Exposure to different external factors

All of these factors are out of an PMU artist’s control, so any possibility to provide guarantees for the treatment is excluded. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or undergoing chemo the treatment cannot be carried out.