Microblading

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Microblading is a tattooing technique in which a small handheld tool, made up of several tiny needles, is used to add semi-permanent pigment to the skin. Unlike standard tattooing, microblading is more surface-level and does not penetrate the deeper layers of skin. It also differs from the standard permanent eyebrow tattooing by producing a more natural brow look, using hand "painted" hair strokes with thin lines that blend into your existing brow hairs.

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After allowing your newly microbladed brows to heal, some people may require a touch-up 4-6 weeks after their initial appointment. Microblading does gradually fade with time, and most people require a touch-up about every

12-18 months on average to keep their brows fresh and full looking.

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At the beginning of the appointment your service provide will do a thorough consultation to discuss the look you're wanting to achieve and map out your new brows. A topical numbing cream is applied about 15-20 minutes before the microblading is done, creating an easy and completely pain-free process!

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