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Every Thing You Should Know About Microblading

What Is Microblading :

Microblading eyebrow is a form of permanent makeup that creates natural, beautiful eyebrows with a handheld microblade. It’s perfect for people who have overplucked or those who want to define, darken or reshape their eyebrows.

 Microblading originated in Asia over 25 years ago and has gone by many names: eyebrow embroidery, feather touch, micro stroking, and even the Japanese Method. By 2015, Microblading became popular in the United States.

 Technically, Microblading is a form of eyebrow tattooing. But unlike traditional tattooing, which uses a machine, Microblading artists apply each hair strokes with a handheld microblade.

This produces a very fine line that resembles real hair. Each individual hair stroke is hand-drawn by the artist and blended in with the client’s existing eyebrow hair. With a strong artist at the helm, the results can be gorgeous and very lifelike.


How Long Does The Procedure Take?

In the first Microblading session, the procedure takes about two to three hours. During this session, the brow technician will shape and style the client’s brows for client approval, follow with pigment color selection.  Once the client is satisfied with the choices, the procedure begins.

The client is to come in for a follow-up visit in order to have any minor necessary touch-ups. The second Microblading session takes place after for to six weeks after the initial session. This session will take approximately one to two hours to complete.

How Long Does it Take to Heal?

after the procedure the eyebrow area will be red and color will appear very dark, which is normal and part of the healing process. The color will fade by up to 40% and the eyebrows will lighten up in color as it heals. It takes approximately seven to fourteen days for the brows to heal over, and about 1 month for the color to fully set in. True color will reveal itself once healed.

Is it Painful?

It is not painful at all by experience. Prior to the procedure, your brow technician will apply a topical anesthetic to numb the area, and also reapplied during the procedure. The feeling of the procedure has been described as light cat scratches to not feeling anything.

After the procedure, redness and slight swelling in the area are normal. Clients describe the area feeling similar to a light sunburn.

The Pre-Care Procedures :

  • Avoid alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen and any vitamins that may thin your blood for 72 hours.
  • Avoid tanning so we can assess your natural skin tone.
  • No face scrubs or chemical peels at least two weeks prior.
  • Feel free, the technicians will work together to create the perfect brows!

After Microblading :

Follow these steps to properly take care of your skin after Microblading:

  •  Within 2 hours after the procedure, clean brows using a q-tip and lightly moisten with distilled or cooled downed boiling water. Gently wipe away the old healing balm and any lymphatic liquid (the clear yellowish liquid) that may have built up.
  • Avoid getting the area wet for up to 10 days, which includes keeping your face dry during a shower.
  • Don’t wear makeup for at least a week. This is because the pigments are still settling into the shallow cuts in your skin caused by the blading.
  • Don’t pick at scabs, tug, or itch the eyebrow area.
  • Avoid saunas, swimming, and excessive sweating until the area is completely healed and you have a follow-up appointment.
  • Keep your hair away from your brow line.
  • Apply any medicated cream or healing balm provided by your technician as directed.

What if You Do Not Like it?

As with all cosmetic procedures, individuals should not make their choices lightly.  We always recommend clients do their research, understand the procedure and compare different artists' work and portfolio when making their decisions, and please realize our faces are never perfectly symmetrical.

Pigment discoloration and color correction can be fixed during the touch-up session. Microbladed brows will eventually fade away if no additional touch-ups are done.
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