Perfectly Shaped Always

It is common to experience thinning eyebrows over time. It can be caused by over-waxing, over-tweezing, or naturally due to genetics or the aging process. Microblading is a semi-permanent tattoo option that can give you back a beautiful, natural-looking full brow that you have been trying to fill yourself with brow ink or pencils.

With microblading, we can create the best shape for your face. Unlike having your brows tattooed, microblading is performed on the surface of your skin and can last up to 18 months. Microblading looks more natural than other means of permanent makeup or tattooing and is done with a handheld tool, not an electric device. This technique allows a member of our staff to hone in on the detail and provide you with the result that looks natural for you.

FAQ

What is Microblading?

Microblading is a method for enhancing the appearance of your natural brows. It is a tattooing technique that involves manually adding pigment to the second layer of skin (dermis). The hand tool used in conjunction with the one-of-a-kind needle formation makes it truly unique. This unique design style creates the illusion of natural eyebrow hairs by tattooing very fine hair-like strokes in the skin.

Who can benefit from microblading?

A Microblading procedure is an excellent option for those who have either over-plucked their eyebrows or who have a very thin or light natural hair arch-line and want to improve the appearance of their eyebrows.

How long does microblading last?

Microblading can last up to 18 months.

How long does microblading take to heal?

After you’ve completed your brows, you’ll be able to show them off at brunch! Over the next seven days, you should avoid getting them wet, working out, or putting on brow makeup. It might take 30 days to heal completely, during which time you may experience a little scabbing.

How often do I need microblading touch-ups?

We will schedule a follow-up appointment within 6-8 weeks to assess the initial strokes and determine if additional strokes or darker pigment are needed.