• Microblading is a manual technique that utilizes a small hand tool with a  sharp tip that consists of tiny needles pressed into a blade.

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• The tool is used to create delicate cuts to implant pigment simulating the look of natural brow hairs.

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• This technique is not suited for everyone.

  • Those with oily skin will more than likely have poor retention. Oils will also cause the delicate strokes to spread/Blur out over time.

  • Mature or thin, compromised skin should avoid microblading as it is a harsher process. It's easy to go to deep- resulting in dark strokes and scarring.

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• Microblading will at some point become a powder brow. The strokes will blur over time and scar tissue buildup will require machine techniques to implant- your skin will determine the longevity. Don't worry- you'll have many years before you have to worry about it and everyones skin is different. Just something to consider since it's permanent!

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• Microblading fades faster than machine techniques. It's not as stable in the skin due to the trauma it creates. a cut of the Microblade will heal slower than a pixel (needle prick) of a tattoo machine. That and the results can be unpredictable. Proper technique and the right skin are paramount in achieving great results..

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