Li-FT® brow removal and lightening treatment
Does your existing semi-permanent makeup or microblading no longer look how you’d like?
Has the pigment faded red, grey, or green? Maybe the shape isn’t right, or the colour is still too strong to correct?
There is help.
— Tattoo & Pigment Removal Sessions
Most tattoos require 2–5 removal sessions, spaced 8–12 weeks apart. The number of sessions needed and the results achieved vary from person to person and depend on factors such as skin type, area treated, colour, amount of pigment, scarring, tissue changes, and layering.
If you are planning a refresh or correction of semi-permanent makeup, fewer sessions may be required.
Consultation
A consultation is carried out before treatment (and can be done on the same day). We will discuss your existing work, skin type, medical history, and your desired outcome to ensure the best possible plan for you.
Comfort & Numbing
A local anaesthetic cream is applied prior to treatment. Most clients are pleasantly surprised by how comfortable the process is.
Removal Process
The LiFT® removal solution is introduced into the skin using the same method as permanent makeup or tattoo application. The area is then soaked in the solution for approximately 10 minutes.
Aftercare
Aftercare is explained in full. Mild scabbing is common for a few days following treatment. The area should be kept clean and dry to support proper healing
£70.00 per session.
What is Li-FT® Brows
Semi-permanent makeup and tattoo pigment can be safely lightened or removed without lasers, using a revolutionary saline-based method called Li-FT®.
This non-laser removal technique is ideal for correcting or removing old, uneven, or poorly performed SPMU and microblading. It’s gentle on the skin and does not carry the same risk of scarring as other removal methods.
Emergency removal is also available within 48 hours of your initial treatment.
Li-FT® can significantly lighten or remove unwanted pigment, making it a great solution for anyone dissatisfied with their brows.
If existing permanent or semi-permanent makeup has faded or shifted in colour (grey, warm, or pink), the skin must have enough capacity to accept new pigment. If the area is too saturated, removal sessions may be needed before correction or refresh.
