Microblading

Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing technique used to enhance or reshape eyebrows. In microblading, a hand tool with fine needles is used to create hair-like strokes on the skin, mimicking the natural look of eyebrows. The pigment is deposited in the surface layers of the skin, resulting in a more defined and fuller brow appearance.

The procedure usually involves several steps:

Consultation: The client discusses with the technician the desired shape and thickness of the eyebrows.

Preparation of the area: The technician cleans the eyebrow area and numbs it with a topical anesthetic.

Mapping: The technician uses a specialized tool to measure and mark the desired shape of the eyebrows, ensuring symmetry and proportion.

Microblading: Using a hand-held tool, the technician meticulously creates small incisions in the skin and deposits pigment to mimic the appearance of individual eyebrow hairs.

Aftercare: The client is advised how to care for their eyebrows after the procedure to ensure proper healing and pigment retention.

Microblading results typically last anywhere from 12 to 18 months, although touch-up sessions may be needed to maintain the desired look. It is essential to choose a skilled and experienced technician to ensure satisfactory results and minimize the risk of complications.