BLNDD — Services
A hairline drawn freehand, one follicle at a time. Not a tattoo of hair — thousands of individual impressions matched to your skin tone, density and the way your hair actually grows.
What it treats
Works on every skin tone. Pigment is matched and diluted to your natural shade — the goal is a shadow that reads as stubble, never a solid block of colour.
Before & After
Same head, same light — pull the handle across to reveal the result.
Before
After
Example shown — real client before & after coming soon.
The Procedure
SMP is built in layers across multiple sessions. Anyone promising it in one sitting is doing it wrong — the density has to be built up gradually so the result settles evenly.
Text a few photos of your scalp in natural light and tell Shaun what's bothering you. He'll tell you straight whether SMP is the right answer, roughly how many sessions it'll take, and what it will cost — before you commit to anything.
No booking form, no deposit to have the conversation.
The hairline gets mapped and drawn on before a single needle touches skin. Height, shape, temple recession and how sharp or soft the edge should be — all agreed with you while it's still just a pencil line.
This is the step that decides whether the result looks natural or looks done. It's worth the time.
The first pass lays the base layer: pigment placed follicle by follicle across the treatment area at a conservative depth and shade. It will look lighter than the final result, and that's deliberate.
Roughly 3 hours. You'll leave with a visible result the same day.
Aftercare in the first four days does most of the work in how well the pigment settles. Keep it completely dry, no sweating, no hats, don't touch it. Full protocol below — you'll go home with it written down.
Light flaking around day five to seven is normal and expected.
Once healed, the next passes add depth and density — darkening the shade, tightening the hairline and filling any areas that faded unevenly. Most clients need two to three sessions total, spaced a week or two apart.
This layering is why the result reads as real hair rather than a flat tone.
Expect 30–40% natural fading as the pigment settles; that's designed in, not a fault. SMP lasts three to five years before it needs refreshing, and touch-ups are a normal part of owning it.
Sun is the main enemy. SPF 30+ once healed keeps it sharp for longer.
Aftercare
Pricing & Questions
Final cost depends on how much area is being covered and how many sessions it takes. You'll get a real number at consultation, not after you're in the chair.
Next Step
SMP isn't bookable online here on purpose — Shaun wants to see what he's working with before anyone commits to a three-hour session.