Microblading FAQ

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Will Microblading work for me?

Microblading is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their eyebrows with natural hair like strokes, who want a fuller brow, more symmetrical brow or want to reshape their over plucked brows.
In these rare cases,  the hair stroke eyebrow technique will not work as well for you:

• If you have extremely oily skin: The constant production of oil will cause the hair strokes to heal with a diffused, softer look. Your end result will look more powdery than defined. In this case please discuss with your artist about using an alternative technique suck as a combination of microblading and shading or powder brow.

• If you have little to no existing hair: your tattoo will appear more two-dimensional than clients who have more hair naturally. A combination of microblading and shading or powder brow would be ideal.

• If you are a frequent smoker: your pigment may fade sooner.

• If you are iron deficient or anemic: your pigment may fade sooner and bleeding/bruising may occur during and after the procedure.

How do you choose the shape & color?

We choose your custom shape and color together.  At the beginning of your appointment we will discuss what you want your new brows to look like (pictures help as references). Then I will come up with a design shape specific to your wants & your bone structure. I will take measurements to make them as symmetrical as possible.

Color is chosen by applying small amounts of different colored pigments to the skin near to your brows and selecting the best match for your skin tone, features and personal preference. The pigment will match your natural brow hair. So remember if you tint your brows regularly you must tint them 2-3 days prior to your appointment. 

Is it painful?

To ensure maximum comfort during the procedure I use a topical numbing cream with 5% lidocaine prior and during your procedure. Since pain tolerance and sensitivity varies, I can’t say exactly how it will feel for you. The procedure uses a smaller needle than traditional tattooing and should hurt significantly less. Clients have related the procedure to eyebrow threading, plucking multiple hairs at once or a light scratching of the skin. You may experience more sensitivity if the procedure is performed during or near your menstrual cycle.