Enhancing Natural Beauty

Life poses many problems and brings many kinds of difficulties. For certain,  when we or our loved ones are faced with health issues that bring impossible circumstances, our internal strength, determination, and bravery are taxed beyond our limits. One such illness that has touched most of us is cancer. The most common treatment for cancer is chemotherapy.  Chemotherapy is defined as “an aggressive form of chemical drug therapy meant to destroy rapidly growing cells in the body. It's usually used to treat cancer, as cancer cells grow and divide faster than other cells. ... Chemotherapy is often used in combination with other therapies, such as surgery, radiation, or hormone therapy.”

     Medical News Today    says “Chemotherapy can prolong a person's life, and potentially rid them of cancer. Side effects are unpredictable and depend on the type of chemo drug a person is using. Illness, easy bruising or bleeding, and hair loss are some of the most common side effects.” Most side effects do not have permanent solutions unless the cancer goes into remission.

Microblading is used to provide temporary solutions for the side effect of hair loss. The patient should always consult their doctor first. After getting a go ahead from the doctor, make sure the artist you are to receive services from is qualified and licensed.

Do you have questions about microbalding for cancer survivors? Read our latest blog: https://microbladingla.com/video-eyebrow-microblading-for-cancer-survivors-and-frequently-asked-questions This cancer survivor shares her beautiful story about getting microblading at Microblading LA. See the before and after photos and her reveal video when she sees her new eyebrows for the first time.

Vanity and Chemo: Cancer Can’t Take My Eyebrows
Microblading Before and After Chemotherapy

The Real Thing!

If I wanted a Mona Lisa, this one might be cheap , but I would be buying poor quality. It is also an attempted imitation of an original artist. I would get what I paid for.

It makes more sense to look for an original artist who can provide quality work at an affordable price.

Pepper is one of the few 6D trained artists in the New Orleans metropolitan area.

A new business in Picayune is bringing microblading services to the community.

Picayune Microblading is owned and operated by Hong “Pepper” Poe, said her husband Scott.

Pepper is a native of Vietnam but now resides in Picayune with her husband. She brings more than 14 years of cosmetic experience with her, five of those conducting microblading services. Before moving to Picayune, she operated a hair salon outside of Saigon, Vietnam.

Pepper can now be found in the nail salon located at 306 Highway 11, but will relocate to an adjoining suite in the same building in the near future.

Mr. Poe said his wife is an advanced microblading artist, who can provide ombré, micro shading, traditional microblading, permanent makeup to the lips and eye shadow services.

Microblading is a technique similar to tattooing, but injects ink into a shallower layer of the epidermis using a hand held multi-needle tool.

The results of a microblading session can last one to three years.

For a full list of the rates and services offered , visit her website: https://www.picayunemicroblading.com/

Picayune Microblading can be reached by calling

(504) 533-1947