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Microblading: Everything You Need to Know

  • March 03, 2025
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  • Microblading: Everything You Need to Know

    Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing technique designed to enhance and define eyebrows with natural-looking, hair-like strokes. Using a handheld microblade tool, pigment is carefully deposited into the upper layers of the skin, creating the appearance of fuller, well-shaped brows. Unlike traditional eyebrow tattoos, microblading gradually fades over time and requires periodic touch-ups for maintenance.


    The Origins of Microblading

    The history of microblading is not well-documented, but the technique emerged approximately 25 years ago and has gone by various names, including feather brows, eyebrow embroidery, the Japanese method, and nanoblading. It is believed to have originated in Asia, particularly in China and Japan, where advanced, natural-looking brow techniques were developed.


    How Long Does Microblading Last?

    Although microblading is considered semi-permanent, it requires regular touch-ups to maintain optimal results. The pigment does not wash away but fades over time due to factors such as skin type, pigment color (lighter shades fade faster), sun exposure, and lifestyle habits. To preserve the best results, it is recommended to follow proper aftercare instructions and schedule touch-ups every one to two years.


    The Microblading Procedure


    1. Consultation
    A consultation is mandatory and can be done in person or over the phone. Clients with existing eyebrow tattoos must submit clear, close-up photos to determine if microblading is a suitable option.

    2. Pre-Drawing & Design
    The artist will design the ideal brow shape based on your facial proportions using the Golden Ratio Divider, ensuring a balanced and natural appearance.

    3. Pigment Selection
    The color is carefully chosen to complement your natural hair color and skin undertones. High-quality Phibrows pigments are used, which are vegan-friendly, cruelty-free, and fade naturally without shifting to unwanted tones like red or green.

    4. Microblading Process
    A sterile, single-use microblade is used to manually create precise, hair-like strokes, depositing pigment into the skin for a natural, fuller look.


    Is Microblading Painful?
    Pain tolerance varies from person to person. Some clients report feeling mild discomfort or a scratching sensation, while others compare it to eyebrow threading. A numbing cream is typically applied to minimize discomfort.


    Healing & Aftercare
    The healing process takes approximately two weeks, during which it is crucial to follow aftercare instructions to ensure proper pigment retention. During this period, avoid makeup, retinol, beauty treatments, Botox, saunas, excessive sweating, sun exposure, and swimming.


    Why Do Brows Look Darker Right After the Procedure?
    Immediately after microblading, the brows appear darker and more intense due to increased blood flow and moisture in the area. As the skin heals, the pigment lightens and settles into a more natural shade over time.


    Can I Keep My Natural Brow Hair?
    Absolutely! The goal is to preserve as much natural hair as possible while enhancing the brow shape in alignment with the Golden Ratio.


    Is Microblading Safe?
    Yes. The procedure follows strict sanitation and safety standards, using single-use needles and hypoallergenic pigments free from fragrances and irritants. A patch test is recommended before the procedure.


    Who Should Avoid Microblading?
    Individuals with certain medical conditions, such as hemophilia or those taking blood thinners, may not be suitable candidates. Excessive bleeding can push pigment out of the skin, affecting the final results. If you are on blood thinners, they should be discontinued for at least one week before and a few days after the procedure (consult your doctor first).


    Booking & Policies

    • Appointments – Can be booked online via the provided link or by calling 07739709571.

    • Consultation – Required before the procedure.

    • Cancellations – A 7-day notice is required to cancel or reschedule an appointment.

    • Late Arrivals – A 20-minute grace period is allowed; beyond this, the appointment may be canceled, and the deposit forfeited.


    How Long Does the Procedure Take?
    The initial session takes approximately 2-3 hours, ensuring meticulous detail and precision.


    Will Microblading Look Bad as I Age?
    No, microblading fades gradually over time, allowing for subtle touch-ups. With proper care and regular maintenance, brows will continue to look natural and well-defined.

    Microblading: Everything You Need to Know

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