Microblading 101

 
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What is Microblading?

Microblading is a semi-permanent tattoo procedure where a special handheld microblading eyebrow pen is used to draw on strokes that mimic the appearance of real brow hairs. While it's a similar process to getting a tattoo, the ink that is used is far less concentrated than that of a regular tattoo and is specifically formulated for the microblading process.


What are hybrid-powder brows?

Hybrid ombre brows is a technique used for clients who desires a fuller, prominent, refined, misty, makeup brow with the elegant nature of natural hair strokes. The fading up and towards the front of the brows is the most fun part, this can create more of a makeup effect or less. Comparing to techniques such as powder brows, which does not give you any versatility. Clients are stuck with the technique chosen. On the other hand, microblading hair stroke brows can be converted to hybrid ombre brows with precise technique. The finished product is waterproof smudge proof and looks naturally realistic.


How Long Does it last?

Not forever, but way longer than your waterproof eyebrow gel, that's for sure! In fact, microblading can last anywhere from one to three years, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure, and the products that you use. However, touch-ups are commonly needed about once a year, especially for those with oily skin, as the ink tends to fade and blur faster.


What's the After-Care?

Right after the treatment is done, the brows will be darker and slightly red, but the redness and the pigment will slightly fade in color as the brows heal. "Besides them being darker while healing there isn’t any major side effects," "Infection is always possible if you don’t take care of them and don’t follow proper aftercare. All the instruments are disposable in our office, so chances of infection happening is slim to none. Just choose your artist wisely.