Microblading is a semi-permanent form of tattooing that creates hair-like strokes using a manual pen that contains tiny needles.
Pigment is implanted under your skin into the dermis.
The results will vary by client and typically can last anywhere from 12-24 months. Many factors such as, the amount of pigment implanted, the client’s skin type, immediate aftercare, client’s skin care regimen and their medical history can determine how well the pigment will retain.
Who is a candidate for microblading?
A common misconception about microblading is that it is only for individuals that have severe hair loss. Although these clients can benefit from the service immensely, anyone looking to add depth and color will find great value in microblading. It’s also a great choice for those wanting to correct their brow shape after years of follicle damage from various epilation methods.
The healing process:
Your new brows will go through several phases. Immediately following the procedure, your new brows may seem dark and the strokes will appear very crisp. Throughout the next few weeks the skin will heal and may appear dry and flake a bit. The pigment will also soften gradually as it settles into the skin. This is all part of the normal healing process. Once you are completely healed it is recommended to use SPF on your brows prevent premature fading.
