What Is Microblading?
Microblading is a semi-permanent brow technique that creates fine, hair-like strokes to enhance the shape, fullness, and definition of the brows. The goal is to mimic natural brow hairs and create a realistic, structured result.
Who Is Microblading For?
Microblading is ideal for clients with normal to dry skin who want to fill sparse areas, improve brow shape, or create more symmetry while maintaining a natural appearance.
What to Expect During Your Microblading Appointment?
Your appointment begins with a consultation, brow mapping, and pigment selection. Fine hair-like strokes are then created manually using a specialized microblading tool. Shape, symmetry, and color are checked throughout the procedure.
How to Prepare for Microblading?
Avoid alcohol, excessive caffeine, and blood-thinning products before your appointment when medically appropriate. Avoid waxing, tinting, or heavy exfoliation around the brows immediately before treatment. Arrive with clean skin.
Microblading Aftercare
Keep the brow area clean and dry during the initial healing period. Avoid sweating, swimming, saunas, brow makeup, and excessive sun exposure. Do not scratch, peel, or pick at any flaking skin.
Healing, Results & Longevity
Before & After Gallery
Microblading FAQs
How long does Microblading last?
Microblading typically lasts around 1–2 years, depending on skin type, lifestyle, aftercare, and pigment retention.
Is Microblading painful?
Most clients experience only mild discomfort. A topical numbing product is typically used to help keep the procedure comfortable.
How long does the appointment take?
The appointment usually takes around 2–3 hours, including consultation, brow mapping, pigment selection, and the procedure.
Will I need a touch-up?
A touch-up may be recommended after healing to refine pigment retention and shape.
What is the difference between Microblading and Nano Brows?
Microblading uses a manual blade-style tool to create hair-like strokes, while Nano Brows use a machine and ultra-fine needle technique.
Is Microblading suitable for oily skin?
Microblading may not retain as crisply on very oily skin because hair strokes can soften during healing. Powder or Combo Brows may sometimes be a better alternative.
Ready for Your Microblading?
Book your appointment and create naturally defined brows tailored to your features.