Microblading

Create thin, hair-like semi permanent eyebrows.

What is Microblading?

Microblading is an advanced brow technique which uses a superfine row of needles to deposit pigments into the epidermis creating thin, hair-like semi permanent marks which last up to 12-18 months.

Why Choose Microblading?

Microblading has become a popular beauty trend for those seeking more defined and fuller eyebrows. It’s an excellent solution for those who may have sparse brows, or for individuals who are simply tired of the daily routine of filling in their eyebrows. If you’re someone who finds themselves reaching for an eyebrow pencil every morning, hoping to achieve that perfect brow shape, only to have it fade by the end of the day, microblading can offer a more permanent solution. It’s designed to replicate the appearance of natural brow hairs, creating a fuller and more symmetrical brow look.

Duration and Maintenance of Microbladed Eyebrows

One of the appeals of microblading is its relatively long-lasting results. Depending on various factors like skin type, sun exposure, and skincare routine, microbladed eyebrows can remain vibrant for one to three years. However, it’s essential to note that regular touch-ups are recommended, especially for individuals with oily skin. Since the pigment can fade or blur with time, yearly touch-ups ensure the brows remain as fresh and natural-looking as possible.

The Microblading Process Explained

Microblading isn’t a procedure you’d want to rush. It’s a meticulous process that begins with understanding the client’s desires and needs. Initially, a detailed consultation is conducted to ensure the final brow shape complements the client’s facial symmetry, age, and personal preferences. The technician will then select the right pigment shade to match the natural brow hairs and skin undertones. Once everything is in place, the actual microblading process begins. Using a precision pen, the technician draws fine strokes that mimic natural eyebrow hairs. The entire procedure is designed to be as painless as possible, and an aftercare regimen is provided to ensure smooth healing. A follow-up session is usually scheduled a few weeks later to check the results and make any necessary adjustments.