Sherry Loves Microblading
About Sherry
What is Microblading?
What is Microblading?
Hi! I'm Sherry Lloyd with Sherry Loves Microblading. I worked in the beauty industry for 15+ years as a sales consultant selling professional beauty products to salons and spas.
Although, I loved being a sales consultant, I was ready to start my own business. I was very excited about Microblading after getting my eyebrows Microbladed ap
Hi! I'm Sherry Lloyd with Sherry Loves Microblading. I worked in the beauty industry for 15+ years as a sales consultant selling professional beauty products to salons and spas.
Although, I loved being a sales consultant, I was ready to start my own business. I was very excited about Microblading after getting my eyebrows Microbladed approximately 4 years ago. I decided to get certified and then found my business home at Willow Salon and Spa in Round Rock, voted Best of Round Rock 2017! How exciting is that?
February 2021 marks my THREE YEAR ANNIVERSARY in business! I'm so excited to continue my Microblading service to all who desire to have those amazing eyebrows they deserve.
I love my career as a Microblading Artist, and have the opportunity to meet fabulous women every day!
Please take a peak around my website. See my work in the Photo Gallery. Read the information about Microblading and What to Expect During and After Microblading. It's very important to review the Who's Not a Good Candidate to make sure you qualify for Microbladingl My goal is to make you feel as comfortable as possible.
I have now added Pixel Shading to my services as well. Pixel Shading is a form of manual shading. See details below.
You can book an appointment with me by clicking on BOOK under Online Appointments. A Non-Refundable deposit of $50.00 is required when booking an appointment.
Gift Certificates are available to purchase!
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.
What is Microblading?
What is Microblading?
What is Microblading?
Microblading is a two-step (Initial Session and Touch Up Session), semi-permanent make-up procedure that creates life-like hair strokes on your brows that typically last 1-2 years.
This is done by inserting cosmetic pigments into the epidermis layer of the skin by using a small blade attached to a hand tool. ANESTHETIC is used to help alle
Microblading is a two-step (Initial Session and Touch Up Session), semi-permanent make-up procedure that creates life-like hair strokes on your brows that typically last 1-2 years.
This is done by inserting cosmetic pigments into the epidermis layer of the skin by using a small blade attached to a hand tool. ANESTHETIC is used to help alleviate any discomfort. Mapping of the brows is also done before Microblading begins.
The 3D effect adds realism to the result, creating brows that look like real hair strokes, rather than a solid block-like traditional tattooing method.
Eyebrows are one of the most important facial features. As we age, our eyebrows begin to thin. Thinning eyebrows may also be caused by medication or illness. Microblading eyebrows gives us a younger looking appearance, and can give us our confidence back!
"Creating beautiful eyebrows isn't just about Beauty. It's about empowering women with Confidence".
Sherry Lloyd
Sherry Loves Microblading
Microblading is also known as 3D Brows, Brow Feathering, Hair Stroke Tattooing and Semi-Permanent Makeup.
What to Expect During and After Microblading
What to Expect During and After Microblading
What to Expect During and After Microblading
Your new eyebrows will go through several stages during the healing cycle. The entire healing process takes approximately 4-6 weeks depending on your body regeneration, age, health and medications you may be taking. Make sure to follow After Care Instructions for best results.
The pigment may appear dark immediately after the procedure, an
Your new eyebrows will go through several stages during the healing cycle. The entire healing process takes approximately 4-6 weeks depending on your body regeneration, age, health and medications you may be taking. Make sure to follow After Care Instructions for best results.
The pigment may appear dark immediately after the procedure, and will appear much darker the following day. The pigment will start to lighten on the third or fourth day.
Note that because of natural skin regeneration, during the recovery period, brows may appear lighter than original. This may give you the impression that the color is fading too quickly. Often, even with proper care, you may lose original hair strokes, which makes the brows look uneven. This is absolutely normal! This is the reason clients need a touch up after 6 weeks. This is considered the Perfecting Session.
Once the healing of the skin starts taking place, it will look like dandruff flakes, dry skin, or even scabbing may occur. Never rub or scratch the treated area, as it will disturb the skin from natural healing. Let the flakes or scab come off naturally. The final look of your eyebrows will be apparent approximately 30 days after procedure.
Always keep your Touch Up (Perfecting Session) appointment for best results.
Aftercare will be explained in detail at your appointment.
Now Offering Micro-Shading
What to Expect During and After Microblading
What to Expect During and After Microblading
Micro-Shading is a form of manual shading using a Pixel blade tapping the ink into the skin without cutting, and is also a two-step procedure, meaning a 6 week touch up is required for best results.
Micro-Shading is best for those who have extra oily skin, very sensitive skin, thin or thick skin. Basically, any type of skin that traditiona
Micro-Shading is a form of manual shading using a Pixel blade tapping the ink into the skin without cutting, and is also a two-step procedure, meaning a 6 week touch up is required for best results.
Micro-Shading is best for those who have extra oily skin, very sensitive skin, thin or thick skin. Basically, any type of skin that traditional Microblading isn’t a good fit.
Micro-Shading is less damaging to the skin, maintains a better healing experience, and better ink retention for sensitive skin.
Micro-Shading heals similar to a
Powder Brow, and some clients just prefer Shading over Microblading.
If you're not sure which procedure is best for you, please reach out to me to discuss.
Important Information to Know
Important COVID Vaccine Notice
It has been reported that people getting Microblading/Shading right after receiving the COVID Vaccine are having severe allergic reactions. It is recommended to wait getting this procedure done at least two weeks before or after the COVID Vaccine.
Please take this into consideration when scheduling your appointment.
Masks Are Required During Your Appointment
With Covid-19 rising again, and with the new variants, masks are required for your protection and mine during your appointment.
If you have a fever or feel ill please reschedule.
I, personally, will be wearing a mask and gloves during the whole procedure, and using sanitized, disposable tools. All surfaces will be sanitized between services. These are all normal practices for PMU artists to protect us from blood borne pathogens, and other transferable diseases.
If you have questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me.
Let’s Talk About Pain
I know most of you are curious. Is Microblading/Shading painful? That was my first question the first time I had Microblading, and that’s usually the first question my clients ask me. To ease your mind, anesthetic is used to help alleviate any pain. I also use a second anesthetic, if needed, that is made to use on open skin. This anesthetic also has healing ingredients to help with swelling and redness. Be assured, my goal is to make you as comfortable as possible. If you have any other concerns that are not answered on my website, please feel free to message me. I’m always happy and available to answer your questions.
Who’s Not a Good Candidate for Microblading/Shading?
While Microblading/Shading is good for most people, there are some who are not good candidates.
1) If you are prone to keloids or post-inflammatory hypopigmentation.
2) If you have a transmittable blood disease such as Hepatitis.
3) If you have a skin condition near your eyebrows, such as eczema, psoriasis, shingles, rash, etc. Once it's under control, you may consider Microblading/Shading.
4) If you’re allergic to alcohol or numbing agents, such as lidocaine or epinephrine.
5) Children. Microblading/Shading is for adults 18 and up. Unless a parent or guardian approves and signs a consent form.
6) If you are pregnant.
7)If you are currently on Accutane. Must be off Accutane for at least one year.
8) If you have Lupus. The risk of developing an infection is higher in people with a compromised immune system.
9) If you have undergone an Organ Transplant.
10) If you have Epilepsy, it must be under control. A doctor's approval should be considered.
11) If you have a Pace Maker, or Major Heart issues.
12) If Latisse or any eyebrow growth serums are being used. Will cause bleeding profusely. Must be off eyebrow serum for at least 3 months.
13) If currently on Retinol (Vitamin A). Must be off for at least one month.
14) If you have a bleeding disorder such as Hemophilia.
15) If you have a Sunburn. Make sure you schedule your appointment after sunburn is healed.
Do You Have Alopecia?
Microblading/Shading is a great solution for Alopecia. Both procedures give a natural looking brow effect to restore a sense of self confidence.
What About Chemotherapy Patients?
Microblading/Shading is great for chemotherapy patients! It is recommended to schedule your appointment at least 2 weeks before your chemotherapy, or 2 weeks after. Please note that healing may be slower than normal, and the post care and after care are extremely important.
If you're a Cancer patient, please reach out to me for special pricing.
Pre-Existing Tattoo or Permanent Make-Up?
The tattoo or permanent make-up must be light enough for me to work over them. If you have a tattoo and are considering Microblading /Shading, just email or text me a photo for evaluation.
