Queen Beauty Studio - Advanced Beauty Treatments for Confidence

🪞 What is Eyelash Lifting?

Eyelash lifting is a cosmetic procedure aiming to enhance the eyelashes, achieving a full and remarkable look without needles. This temporary method makes the eyes stand out for 1-2 months before eyelashes return to their natural state.

🪞 Are There Any Benefits of Eyelash Lifting?

• Curved and Voluminous Appearance
  Enhances the natural lash curve and volume.
• Water-Resistant Look
  Maintains volume even after pool or sea exposure.
• Eliminates Need for Mascara
  Provides a dark and bold look without additional makeup.
• Impressive Overall Aesthetic
  Enhances facial harmony effortlessly.

🪞 What Happens Before and After Eyelash Lifting?

Before the procedure, ensure no recent eye surgeries and remove makeup. After the lifting, avoid makeup and moisture for 12 hours, and do not expose eyelashes to the sea or pool for 1 day.

🪞 How is Eyelash Lifting Done?

Performed by beauty specialists, the process involves cleaning lashes, applying a silicone pad, and adhering lashes using a special solution. The process concludes in about 15-20 minutes.

🪞 What are the Damages of Eyelash Lifting?

• Possible Lash Damage
  Chemicals may weaken lashes, causing brittleness and breakage.
• Risk of Dermatitis
  Contact with solutions can irritate the skin.
• Infection Risk
  Improper hygiene can lead to eye infections.

🪞 Care Recommendations

• Avoid Waterproof Mascara
  Use water-based cleaners.
• Avoid Face Sleeping
  Sleep on your back to protect lashes.
• Evade Hot Environments
  Avoid steamy areas post-treatment.
• Regular Brushing
  To prevent tangling.

✨ What is Eyebrow Lamination?

Eyebrow lamination is a process that focuses on creating shiny, smooth eyebrows. It is also sometimes called "eyebrow lifting". They are preferred by people with thin or unruly, misshapen eyebrows. Unlike the microblading application, needles and coloring are not used. If you want to shape your eyebrows in a certain way, but you are tired of using eyebrow soap every day, eyebrow lamination as a semi-permanent procedure can also be a good choice.

✨ Additional Procedures

• Don’t get too much hair
• Coloring the eyebrows

✨ Benefits

• Eyebrow thinning that may occur with age
• Disorders of the eyebrows due to excessive hair removal in the past
• Unruly hairs that tend to go in different directions despite brushing
• Lack of shape or irregularity

Eyebrow lamination makes eyebrows look thicker and fuller. It is a completely safe non-surgical method.

✨ How is it Performed?

Eyebrow lamination involves applying a process to your eyebrow hairs to provide a fuller, more even appearance. In addition, it ensures that the shape of your eyebrows remains stable even after washing any cosmetic product that you will apply. First, a cream is applied to lift your eyebrows. Then, your eyebrow hairs are scanned with the help of a small brush to ensure their upward alignment. A neutralizer is then applied to help get your eyebrows in place. Finally, a nourishing oil is applied to prevent the chemical applied to your eyebrow hairs from damaging your skin. The application takes about 1 hour in total.

✨ Eyebrow Lamination vs. Microblading

Microblading involves the specialist using semi-permanent paint strokes to fill in your eyebrows, while in the eyebrow lamination process, your natural eyebrows are straightened and lifted to achieve a full and hairy appearance without tattoos.

✨ Aftercare

It is important to keep your eyebrows completely dry for the first 48 hours after the procedure and avoid touching them. After that, you can moisturize the area using an oil or cream.

🪞 What is the Eyebrow Hair Technique?

The right eyebrow shape is like the frame of our face. Our eyebrows determine our facial expression, and issues like genetics or habits can lead to sparse or irregular appearances. The eyebrow hair technique addresses this by providing natural-looking fullness and shape.

This technique involves injecting pigment under the skin with fine needles to mimic natural hairs, enhancing the fullness of sparse or missing eyebrows.

🖌️ Who Can the Eyebrow Hair Technique be Applied to?

Anyone with sparse or deteriorated eyebrows can benefit, especially those with thinning due to excessive hair removal. It offers a fuller, symmetrical appearance with long-lasting results when applied by a specialist.

👩‍🎨 How is the Eyebrow Hair Technique Applied?

• Skin Preparation
  (The area is cleaned and disinfected to minimize infection risk.)
• Eyebrow Design
  (Eyebrows are designed to fit facial contours and personal preference.)
• Pigment Injection
  (Specialist injects pigment under skin using sterile needles for hair appearance.)
• Healing Process
  (Post-application redness and sensitivity subside over 1-2 weeks with proper care.)

💆‍♀️ Powdering Eyebrow Technique

• Powder brows effect
  Soft powdery look for eyebrows
• Target audience
  Ideal for oily skin and prior treatments

🔍 What is the Cause of Sparse Eyebrows?

• Hormonal changes
  Impact hair density
• Genetic factors
  Inheritance of sparse brows
• Over grooming
  Effects of excessive eyebrow shaping
• Nutritional deficiencies
  Impact hair growth and health
• Aging process
  Natural reduction of hair follicles

💋 Who is the Powdering Eyebrow Technique Suitable for?

• Everyday eyebrows
  Perfect for daily eyeshadow users
• All skin types
  Especially beneficial for oily skin types

🧖‍♀️ How is the Powdering Eyebrow Technique Applied?

• Pigment application
  Pigment targets specific areas
• Timeline
  Initial dark shade softens over time

📋 How Many Sessions does the Powdering Eyebrow Technique Take?

• Number of sessions
  Typically one, with optional retouch in 4 weeks

🧴 How Should the Care Be After the Application?

• Care instructions
  Avoid water and exercise for initial days, apply Vaseline, no makeup or sun exposure
• Maintenance
  Annual retouches recommended for color retention

⛔ Who Is Not a Good Candidate?

• Health conditions
  Diabetes, epilepsy, and others
• Medication concerns
  Use of blood-thinning drugs
• Special conditions
  Pregnancy and major heart issues

❓ Does Powdering Eyebrow Technique Application Hurt?

• Pain management
  Use of anesthetic cream for comfort

✨ What are the Benefits of the Powdering Eyebrow Technique?

• Skin compatibility
  Works for all skin types, lasts longer
• Results
  Fuller, pronounced appearance

🔍 Differences Between Microblading and Powdering

• Technique
  Microblading uses linear strokes, powdering uses dots
• Results
  Powdering creates a shadow effect, longer-lasting

💋 Purpose of Permanent Lip Contour

• Correction of asymmetry disorders
  (Around the lips)
• To provide full lips
• Hiding the scars
• Emphasizing or changing lip shape
• Filling lost lip pigments
  (With natural color)

✨ Application Process

Before starting the application, anesthetic creams are applied to numb the area. The process is completed using a special device based on the design made by a permanent makeup specialist to ensure the permanence of the application.

🪞 Duration of Effects

The duration of permanent lip contour varies depending on your skin structure, lasting between 2 to 5 years.

✨ Brand Quality

The quality of the products used in permanent makeup is crucial for your health and the permanence of the results. The brands we use in our outpatient clinic ensure high standards.

📅 Session Details

The permanent lip contour procedure is completed in a single session.

🪞 Understanding Permanent Dipliner

Permanent dipliner is a popular permanent makeup technique that offers a subtle and natural eyelash enhancement, compared to the more pronounced permanent eyeliner. Applied at the intersection of the eyelid and the lash line, dipliner provides a soft definition to the eyes.

✨ Procedure Overview

The permanent dipliner process is straightforward yet requires expertise. A specialist selects a compatible black pigment, and after applying an anesthetic cream, natural dyes are injected using a dipliner pen, resulting in a more aesthetic appearance.

🌿 Ensuring Quality and Care

Choosing a reputable specialist is crucial. Organic pigments employed in dipliner applications prevent skin harm. A good specialist understands pigment quality, has extensive experience, and offers personalized aftercare guidance.

📋 Questions to Ask Your Specialist

• What brand of dipliner pen is used?
  (Ensures quality of tools)
• Details on anesthesia cream?
  (Inquire about its brand and effectiveness)
• Are the pigments organic?
  (Check for natural ingredients)
• Duration of the procedure?
  (Quality application takes at least 30 minutes)
• Specialist's experience level?
  (Track record in dipliner applications)
• Aftercare recommendations?
  (Guidelines for a proper healing process)
• Clinic details?
  (Ask about staff and environment)

💋 Benefits of Permanent Eyeliner

• Permanent Eyeliner
  If you like eyeliner makeup to have more prominent eyes, but you are complaining about its difficulties, permanent eyeliner application is for you! Moreover, it is permanent for up to 2 years and natural for daily use.

🥇 Advantages

• IS THE PAIN FELT?
  No. A regional anesthesia cream is used during the procedure. In addition, the process is performed on the eyelid without involving the eye, ensuring no pain is felt.
• RECOVERY TIME
  There may be slight swelling caused by sensitivity in the eye area after treatment. This swelling disappears quickly, allowing you to resume your normal life.

🔄 Deletion and Adjustments

• CAN IT BE DELETED?
  Like all permanent makeup procedures, it can be erased. However, since sensitivity may occur in your eyes during laser erasure procedures, a thin eyeliner suitable for everyday use is recommended.

🎨 Customization Options

• CAN I USE EYELINER ON IT?
  Yes, after the procedure, you can use eyeliner to thicken your eyeliner whenever you want.
• CAN THERE BE DIFFERENT COLORS?
  Yes, different colors are possible. We recommend maintaining a natural image with colors suitable for everyday use.

🔍 Safety Concerns

• IS THERE ANY EYE DAMAGE?
  The application is done with your eyes closed and over your eyelid, ensuring no harm to your eyes.