microblading

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Microblading is a semi-permanent makeup technique where a small handheld tool is used to insert pigment into the skin to create the appearance of fuller eyebrows.

Certain skin conditions (e.g., eczema, psoriasis) or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Microblading can last 1 to 3 years. Skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare can also increase or decrease the life of your brows. 

A professional strength numbing cream is applied before the procedure to reduce any pain. Some clients even fall asleep during their treatment. 

The initial session usually takes 2 to 3 hours, including consultation, shaping, and the actual microblading.

Yes, your technician will work with you to select the best shape and create a custom color that complements your face and skin tone.

Every person is unique, but it can take between 2-4 weeks for your new brows to heal. We also utilize and express healing therapy that can speed up this process. 

• Avoid BOTOX

• Avoid Sun Exposure & Tanning Beds
• Avoid Chemical Peels and Laser Treatments
• Stop Using Retinol, Vitamin A, and other exfoliating agents

• No Waxing or Threading
• No Tinting

• No Alcohol or Caffeine - can cause blood thinning
• Avoid Blood Thinners - aspirin, ibuprofen, or  supplements (e.g., fish oil, Vitamin E) 

• No coffee the day of 
• Arrive with a clean face free of makeup
• Avoid Exercise
• Eat a Light Meal

Proper post-care is crucial for achieving the best results from your microblading treatment and ensuring a smooth healing process. 

Gently blot the treated area with a clean tissue to absorb excess lymph fluid. Do this every 10 minutes to an hour until the oozing stops. This prevents hardening of the lymph.

• Avoid Getting Brows Wet: Keep brows dry when showering. Avoid activities that cause heavy sweating.
• No Makeup on Brows: to avoid infection.
• Avoid Picking or Scratching: Let any scabbing or dry skin fall off naturally.
• Avoid Direct Sunlight and Tanning: to avoid pigment discoloration. 
• Avoid Swimming: No pools, hot tubs, or bodies of water to prevent infection or color loss.
• Avoid Long Hot Showers and Steam: Can cause pigment to fade or blur.

1. Gentle Skin Care: You can start washing your face normally but avoid using harsh cleansers, toners, acids, peels, glycolic, lactic, other exfoliants, AHA's and BHA's on your eyebrows.