SMP for women
Thinning hair, a widening part, or patches from alopecia. SMP adds the look of density under the hair you already have, so your scalp shows less. You keep your length.
Is it for you?
Thinning on top. Pigment between your hairs reduces the contrast between hair and scalp, so it looks thicker.
A widening part. Soften the line so it stops being the first thing you see in the mirror.
Alopecia patches. Even out patchy areas so they're far less visible.
Scars. Blend scars from surgery or injury. More on scars
How it works
Free, one on one. Julian looks at your hair loss and tells you honestly what SMP can and can't do for you.
Pigment is matched to your hair and skin so it reads as density under your hair, not ink.
Usually 3 sessions, 7 to 14 days apart. The full process
Questions
No. For thinning hair, pigment goes in between your existing hair so your scalp shows less. You keep your length.
The pigment is matched to your hair and skin tone and sits under your hair, so it reads as density, not ink.
It can make patchy areas far less visible. Julian assesses your hair loss at a free consultation.
No. SMP is a cosmetic tattoo. It does not grow hair or stop hair loss.