Roots of Majesty’s SMP technique is advanced. It is engineered with precision to create micro-dots up to smaller than any SMP studio in Singapore, resulting in an exceptionally natural and seamless finish. This is undetectable artistry that blends flawlessly with your hair.

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SMP is a relatively new service in Singapore, but extremely popular in Korea. It is a beauty service to help clients achieve a naturally fuller hairline, using the illusion of micro pigmentation dots.

SMP uses a special machine to deposit tiny pigment dots on the scalp, mimicking natural hair follicles. It helps to narrow wide hair parting or make our hairline look fuller. At Roots of Majesty, we use advanced techniques for precise, clean dots that blend seamlessly. No smudging or uneven results like outdated hand-dotting methods.

You’ll see a difference after just one session, and a second session boosts longevity, making it last 2-3 years. It’s non-invasive and perfect for a fuller, natural look.

Nope! It doesn’t change colour. It softens over time, making it low maintenance and more natural.

SMP is generally not painful, as we use numbing cream to keep you comfortable during the process.

Most clients say it feels like tiny pinpricks or a light scratching sensation. It’s so comfy that some customers fall asleep.

There is also no downtime, you can get back on your routine immediately.

Yes, you can. For both dyed hair and hair growth treatment, we recommend at least 5 before and 14 days after your SMP session to ensure the scalp micro wounds have fully healed. This helps the pigments settle into the scalp without any irritation.

With SMP priced at $288 per unit, it’s common for a middle parting to be around 2-3 units, making it approximately $576–$864.

To put it into perspective: 1 unit at Roots of Majesty = Eyebrow embroidery of 2 brows. (Usually valued at $300)

We recommend waiting 14 days between sessions to allow the micro-wounds to fully heal and the pigments to settle properly. While a second session isn’t a must, it’s highly recommended to extend the longevity of your SMP.