Microblading FAQs

If you're considering microblading, it's important to know what to expect during the treatment. First, your eyebrows will be cleansed and numbed with a topical anesthetic. Then, the microblading artist will use a handheld tool to create small incisions in the skin. Next, the pigment will be deposited into the incisions. The entire process usually takes about two hours.

After the treatment, your eyebrows will appear darker and fuller. However, they will lighten up over time. You will likely need to undergo follow-up treatments every six to twelve months.

A microblading treatment is ideal for anyone who wants to improve the appearance of their eyebrows. This includes people who have sparse or thin eyebrows, as well as those who have lost their eyebrows due to a medical condition.

The treatment is also suitable for people who have very fair eyebrow hair, as the microblading pigment can help to create the appearance of darker, fuller eyebrows. If you are looking for a way to improve your appearance and boost your confidence, then microblading could be the ideal solution for you.

Microblading, also known as eyebrow embroidery, is a semi-permanent makeup procedure that creates the illusion of fuller, more defined eyebrows. The treatment involves using a fine blade to deposit pigment into the skin, which can last for several years with proper care.

You may experience minor bleeding, making it difficult to implant pigment. We ask that you stop all of the following to minimize excessive bleeding:

• Fish oil – 1 month in advance

• Krill oil – 1 month in advance

• Alcohol – 2 nights before

• Motrin

• Aspirin

• Stop all Retin-a retinol products, anti-aging.

• Do not work out post-treatment

• Do not wax/tweeze/perform electrolysis 1 week before treatment

• Do not wax or tint your brows 5 - 7 days before or 2 - 3 weeks after post-treatment

If you're allergic to a particular lipstick or eye shadow, you might also get an allergic reaction from a tattoo.