Frequently Asked Questions - Permanent Brows

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The creative practice of microblading involves using a hand-held instrument called a microblade to tattoo specific hair strokes. Microblading practitioners hand-draw each hair to match the color and coarseness of your eyebrows, as opposed to typical tattooists, who use a machine. Beautiful, authentic-looking eyebrows are the outcome.

Most people's microbladed brows last 1 to 2 years before they typically need to be touched up.

Most customers claim to feel little or no pain! Before performing the operation, we numb the afflicted area with a topical anesthetic.

It normally takes two hours, much of which is spent discussing colors and sketching the forms of the eyebrows. The actual microblading takes 30-45 minutes.

Eyebrows can be feathery, bold, arched, or straight, among other variations. Your greatest brows will be created just for you by our microblading professionals.

You must refrain from getting them wet, exercising, or applying brow makeup for the first seven days.  The full healing process takes around 30 days, during which time you can encounter some scabbing. 

 We do not recommend microblading while pregnant or breastfeeding. 

With oily skin or big pores, microblading is not advised. If so, you could prefer a shading technique or one that combines shading and microblading. We also do not perform microblading on individuals who are under the age of 18, pregnant, or nursing, have diabetes, glaucoma, keloid disorder, HIV/Hepatitis, skin cancer, hemophilia, or who are taking steroids or ro-accutaine for skin conditions like psoriasis or eczema on the treatment site.

It works well for that. However, we advise sending us a picture of your brows without makeup so that one of our artists can assess and inform you of your suitability for microblading.

Using a hand-held equipment with incredibly thin needles, microblading involves making hair-like strokes into the top layers of skin. To produce a more filled-in, powdered texture, ombre powder brows and microshading are applied using a rotary machine with typically 1–5 needles. While ombre powder brows appear more like makeup has been applied to the brows (without the inconvenience of actually having to do it! ), microblading looks more like hair.

Ombre powder brows are applied using a rotary machine by starting with a very full look at the tail (the end of the brow closest to the temple) and fading the pigment lighter and lighter as we move toward the head (the middle of the forehead), creating a gradient effect. The edges of ombre powder brows are more sharply defined. A more understated variation of the ombre powder brow is the soft powder brow.