microblading

Microblading

Realistic, hair-like brows that enhance your natural beauty.

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All About Microblading

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Microblading is a semi-permanent technique that uses ultra-fine blades to create realistic, hair-like strokes, giving you fuller, symmetrical, and natural-looking eyebrows. It's ideal for clients who want to enhance sparse, overplucked, or uneven brows with precision and elegance.

Unlike powder-based techniques, microblading mimics the look of real brow hairs, making it perfect for those seeking a softer and more subtle result that blends seamlessly with their natural brows.

All About Microblading

Microblading Styles

Each brow is customized based on your face shape, bone structure, and natural hair pattern. Looking for added shading? Consider Combo Brows, which blend microblading with a powder finish.

Natural Stroke Brows

Fine, hair-like strokes that blend with your existing brows for a soft, natural enhancement. Best for clients who want a "barely noticeable" brow boost.

Defined Stroke Brows

A natural ombre effect that fades from lighter fronts to darker tails. Ideal for everyday beauty with a barely-there feel.

How to Prepare for Your Appointment

  • ✱ Stop using retinol or acids 1 week prior.
  • ✱ Avoid blood thinners and supplements like aspirin or fish oil 1 week before.
  • ✱ No alcohol or caffeine 24-48 hours before.
  • ✱ Avoid sun exposure or tanning 3 days before.
  • ✱ Do not wax or tint brows 72 hours prior.
  • ✱ Come with clean skin, no brow makeup.
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Microblading Aftercare Guide

Proper healing ensures great results. Follow these instructions:

  • ✱ Gently clean the area with a mild, fragrance-free cleanser
  • ✱ Apply healing ointment 2-3 times daily for up to 7 days
  • ✱ Do not scratch, pick, or peel the scabs
  • ✱ Avoid water, sweating, and makeup on the area for at least 10 days
  • ✱ Expect color to soften and fade slightly during healing - this is normal
  • ✱ Stay out of pools, saunas, and direct sun during the healing phase
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