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I remember when I first went off on my own, one of the things

that made me the most nervous was what do you ask your client before you get started

and what do you talk about during the prep of the appointment?

So what I'm doing in this video is I'm first disinfecting with an alcohol swab and I'm thoroughly disinfecting her eyebrows.

She does have previous work from years ago but

while I'm doing this and questions

that I typically ask my client is how did you find me

because I want to figure out what marketing tactic is working best and what's bringing clients in.

And then I also ask them about the history with their brows.

So sometimes they'll say, oh, I had permanent makeup done years ago and I'm not happy with how they faded.

This client, for example, didn't have any big grievances on her previous work.

They were just faded out and she was hoping that I could touch them up.

I did notice that inorganic pigment was used previously

and that's why there's a bit of a salmon hue under

her natural growth with every step i'm doing i am um

talking my client through what exactly i'm doing on their face

so yes we're chatting

but i don't want them to ever wonder like what is going on up there

so i always start them off with signing an intake form

and then i explain to the client i'm going to disinfect you

and make sure

that your eyebrows are completely sanitized before we get started i'm

going to lather on numbing cream to make sure you're as comfortable as possible

and then I'm going to do pigment swabs on your forehead

and I'll show you the pigment swabs once I figure out which pigment I want to recommend for you.

As you can see in this video, if you're familiar with the pink numbing cream that you see in many of my videos,

I am still using TXTK and it's an orange bottle.

They have different brands that I believe are indications of different levels of lidocaine.

I do practice under a medical director

so I'm able to use higher percentage of lidocaine

which makes my clients a little bit more comfortable

so you'll see during the session I've used clips from this video before she's chatting with me

and she never shows any signs of discomfort

if you do practice in Texas we are only allowed to use a up to five percent lidocaine

and it can't be a compound so for my students I usually recommend

that they use Zensa and the Zensa that is made for U .S practice

because there's one for Canada we don't want

that one we want the one that's meant for the U .S

because it's only 5 % lidocaine

if you are using the 5 % lidocaine I will say

that you need to be cognizant of how long you're taking numbing

because 5 % on its own again not a compound low level of lidocaine percentage it wears off a little bit quicker.

So if you have to dab some on while you're actually working on the brow, make sure you do that.

But again, I practice under a medical director, so I'm able to use a little bit stronger numbing than most.

Things that I want to make sure that I ask before I start the session are when was their previous work done,

if they've had any, and if they could share what they liked and they didn't like about their experience, as well as the results.

And then I also ask them what they're hoping to achieve today.

Sometimes what I've found is when you ask a client what they're hoping to achieve and they've booked a microblading appointment, they also say they don't want to fill in their brows anymore.

And so if a client says that, I would recommend a combination brow.

So a combination of microblading and shading because

if you just do microblading on a client who is used to seeing their eyebrows filled in every day, it's not going to be enough for them and they're still going to need to fill in their eyebrows.

Now what you're going to see me do is I'm doing pigment swabs.

So on my tray, I have small pigment cups and I'm combining different pigments and I'm looking at her natural growth.

So best practice, what I recommend doing is ignoring whatever's going on on their head because everyone is dying their hair, getting highlights, all things, and even if they're not,

sometimes their natural hair on their head doesn't match the growth on their eyebrows

so the pigments

that I'm using are inorganic pigments again on her type of skin tone she's very high on the Fitzpatrick scale

so I would never touch an organic pigment on this client

I would never use a hybrid I would only use inorganic

and I'm swabbing the velvet line that I order off of girls ink

so big fan of that I mentioned that pigment many times

and then when I'm doing the swabs now I'm adding droplets of water

so I have a little shot glass with purified water in it

and I'm just dipping the the disposable lip gloss applicators

and then I'm dabbing the water on top because

when these pigments dry they look a lot darker than what they actually are, and I never want to present the client the swabs

that I've made while they're dry because then it's going to leave them really intimidated.

They're going to think that the pigments are much darker than what they truly are, and I tend to take off the plastic wrap from one eyebrow, and I explain to them,

so I'm looking at your natural growth, and I'm trying to figure out which pigment combination would match that as closely as possible when healed,

and it's important to mention when healed because then when you're talking them through the healing process,

you should always mention that they'll retain around 60 % of the pigment that's implanted.

So again, when the pigment heals, it's going to be a lot softer, a lot more natural, a lot more airy.

And most of your clients aren't going to have much feedback on this because they're going to trust your judgment.

I say that because that puts pressure on you to pick the best pigment possible for every single client.

the pigment combination that I decided on with this client was a combination of the mochaccino

and the latte from the ordered off of girls ink

and it's the aqua line I felt like

that was going to heal best on her so I explained

that to her and then I told her

that I was going to bring her up to finish mapping her um

and I also always want to mention

that they are going to approve of the shape before we get started it's really important

that you say that to the client

because it will ease their nerves i promise you they're wondering about it

if you have any questions if you found this helpful leave a comment below

and please ask me all the questions because it will allow me to do my content towards answering them.

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Sobre esta lição

Nesta lição, você vai praticar a compreensão e a pronúncia de um diálogo sobre consultoria e preparação para microblading. Vamos focar em como se comunicar de forma clara e confiante em contextos profissionais, aprendendo a articular passos técnicos e perguntas estratégicas. Além de aprimorar o listening, você vai treinar o shadowing (imitação imediata) para capturar a velocidade e o tom natural da fala, essenciais para se expressar fluentemente em situações reais.

Vocabulário e frases chave

Microblading: Técnica de maquiagem permanente para sobrancelhas, com criação de traços finos.
Disinfecting: Desinfecção, processo de limpar e eliminar germes (ex: "disinfecting with an alcohol swab" = "desinfetando com um cotonete de álcool").
Numbing cream: Creme anestésico (ex: "lather on numbing cream" = "aplicar creme anestésico").
Pigment swabs: Amostras de pigmento (ex: "do pigment swabs on your forehead" = "fazer testes de pigmento na testa").
Intake form: Formulário de entrada, documento com dados do cliente (ex: "start them off with signing an intake form" = "começar pedindo que assinem um formulário de entrada").

Dicas de prática

O diálogo do vídeo tem uma velocidade média e um tom conversacional, perfeito para treinar o shadowing. Use um shadowing site para repetir frases imediatamente após ouvi-las, focando na entonação e na pausa entre as palavras. Por exemplo, quando a falante diz: "I'm thoroughly disinfecting her eyebrows", repita com a mesma ênfase em "thoroughly" e a fluidez do "ing".

Praticar o shadow speech ajuda a internalizar a estrutura gramatical e o vocabulário técnico. Comece com trechos curtos, como os passos de preparação ("disinfect, apply numbing cream, do pigment swabs"), e depois avance para partes mais longas. Lembre-se: o objetivo é imitar não só as palavras, mas o ritmo e a confiança da fala. Com o shadowspeak, você verá progressos rápidos na sua pronúncia e na capacidade de se comunicar em situações profissionais. Basta persistir e se divertir no processo!

Gramática neste vídeo

As estruturas que o falante mais usa, com as palavras exatas do vídeo:

Estrutura	No vídeo
Frases condicionais if + oração, will/would + verbo — uma condição e seu resultado	if a client says that, I would recommend
Present perfect have/has + particípio passado — uma ação passada que ainda importa agora	they've had · I've found · I've made
Voz passiva be + particípio passado — o foco está no que acontece, não em quem faz	were just faded · are only allowed · is made

O que é a Técnica de Shadowing?

Shadowing é uma técnica de aprendizado de idiomas com base científica, originalmente desenvolvida para o treinamento de intérpretes profissionais. O método é simples, mas poderoso: você ouve áudio em inglês nativo e repete imediatamente em voz alta — como uma sombra seguindo o falante com 1-2 segundos de atraso. Pesquisas mostram melhora significativa na precisão da pronúncia, entonação, ritmo, sons conectados, compreensão auditiva e fluência na fala.

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