Eyebrow tattoo price in the Philippines: what you are paying for

Powder brows and ombre brows cost ₱14,990 with Kate Kanner at Reverie in Salcedo Village, Makati. Both prices include the touch-up at six to eight weeks. Brow lift and tint costs ₱2,499 and works on your existing brow hair. These are Kate’s October 2026 prices; other Philippine studios set their own fees.

Eyebrow tattoo prices in Makati

See powder and ombre brow results, or compare all of Kate’s treatment prices.

Why the quotes differ so much

Who does the work

Some studios quote for a junior artist and charge more for the senior one. Others rotate artists between the first session and the retouch. Ask who will hold the machine on both visits. With me the answer is the same person, start to finish.

Whether the retouch is included

Every brow tattoo needs a second visit at six to eight weeks, because skin heals unevenly and a few spots always hold less pigment. A low price that leaves the retouch out becomes a higher price at week six. Mine includes it.

Technique

Powder and ombre brows take longer than a quick shading pass, and correction of old work takes longer still. A price that does not mention the technique is not yet a quote.

Time spent before the needle

Mapping the shape to your face is where most of the result is decided. I draw it with a pencil and check it with you in the mirror before any pigment. A rushed session cannot include that step.

Pigments and hygiene

Sealed single-use needles, pigments made for skin and mixed for your tone, and aftercare products cost money. They are also the part of the price you never want cut.

What a fair quote includes

• The consultation and the shape drawn on your face before you commit
• Colour chosen against your skin and hair, not picked from a chart
• The session itself, with numbing before and during
• Aftercare products and written instructions
• The retouch at six to eight weeks, done by the same artist

If any of these is missing, ask what it costs on top.

Where my brow prices stand

Powder and ombre brows cost ₱14,990, and I confirm the plan at the free consultation, after I have seen your brows and drawn the shape. Lip blush costs ₱14,990 and a classic lash line ₱7,990, all with the retouch included, and the full list is on the prices page. Correction of someone else’s work is quoted from two photos. Kate assesses whether a cover-up is possible; old work that needs lightening must go to a removal specialist first.

Questions that test a cheap quote

• Is the retouch included, and who does it?
• Will you draw the shape on me and wait for my approval before starting?
• Can I see healed photos, not only fresh ones? Fresh work always looks sharper than the result you live with.
• What happens if the colour heals warm or cool?
• Are the needles single-use and opened in front of me?

A good artist answers all five without hesitation.

The real cost of a bad brow

A brow that heals grey, too high or too wide rarely gets fixed in one visit. It may need lightening over several sessions, eight weeks apart, then new work and its retouch. I see this every week, and those clients end up paying twice and waiting most of a year. The guide on old brow tattoos shows what that path looks like.

Is it worth it

Count the minutes you spend on your brows each morning, and what you spend on pencils and powders in a year. For most clients the session pays for itself in time first. The price matters less than whether the person quoting will still be the one fixing it at week six.

The service itself, with healed photos, is on the eyebrow tattoo page. For an exact number for your brows, book the free consultation.

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