SAY GOODBYE TO THINNING EYEBROWS WITH MICROBLADING.

The pain depends on the individual, but generally we can say: yes, a little. It’s a different sort of feeling and may be a little itchy but not completely painful.

The process is done via a blade which consists of micro-needles. The artist will match the color of the hair with ink and the ink is sliced into the superficial layers of the skin. The artist creates hair like strokes in order to create a fuller, natural brow design.

Pre-treatment instructions are provided below:
- Avoid caffeine the day of procedure.
- Restrain from alcoholic beverages 48 hours prior to procedure.
- Aspirin, Advil, Motrin, Ibuprofen or any similar pain reliever should not be used 7 days prior to procedure.
- Tweezing or waxing should be done 48 hours prior to procedure.
- Do not expose the areas to be treated to the sun or tanning beds for one week prior to procedure.
- Fillers should be done 6 weeks prior to your scheduled procedure or done 6 weeks after the procedure.
- Arrive for the procedure with a clean, dry face, and free of any products and makeup.
- Consult with your physician before taking or discontinuing the use of any medications.
- If is recommended to NOT have a tan/burn on your dace at the time of the procedure.
- No eyebrow tinting 5 days before the procedure.
- Botox injections should be performed either 2 months prior to your scheduled procedure or 1 month after your final procedure.

- TYLENOL works best for minor pain relief. Consult your physician before taking any medication and be sure to understand all it's side-effects and contraindications.
- Small ice packs may be used (5 min max) to minimize swelling the day of, and the day after the procedure.
- Avoid getting new brows wet.
- No cleansers, creams, make-up or any other products on procedure area for 10 days.
- DO NOT use products with fragrances or harse chemicals, Peroxide, Retin-A or Glycolic Acids for 4 weeks following procedure.
- DO NOT use antibacterial / antibiotic ointments such as Neosporin.
- UNDER NO CIRMCUMSTANCES should you scrub, scratch, or pick treated areas.
- Use a fresh pillow.
- AVOID saunas & long hot showers for 10 days.
- AVOID sun exposure and tanning beds, facials, sweating, swimming, whirlpools, and exertion for at least 14 days.
- AVOID sleeping on your face.
- KEEP ALL PET'S kisses and dander away from treated areas until completely healed.
- FOLLOW ALL post care instructions provided.

No, microblading is nothing like permanent tattooing. You will look perfectly fine after the session – your brows will be slightly red but nothing crazy.

Days 1 : The eyebrows are approximately 20 to 25% darker and bolder in width than they will be when healed. Your skin is red under the pigment, which causes the color of the pigment to appear darker. There is some swelling, although difficult to actually see due to thickness of the skin in the eyebrow area. This will subside.
Days 2 : Don't be concerned that your eyebrows initially appear darker and bolder in size than you desire. This is all part of the process. To keep the microblanded skin clean, use a damp cotton round to pat the worked-on area once every hour.
Day 3-7: Eyebrows start to itch and will appear a bit thicker in texture. Exfoliation will cause excess pigment surrounding the eyebrow procedure to flake away and your brows will appear narrower. New skin will heal over the pigmented area and result in softer appearance of your eyebrows.
Start by patting the area clean with a damp cotton round and pat dry, Apply a rice grain amount of oinment with a cotton swab and spread across the treated area. Never over apply as this will suffocate skin and delay healing. The oinment on a wet or damo microbladed area. Repear this process through days 3-10 in the AM and PM.
Day 7-10: The skin begins to flake and peel from the outside edges first. Color finished flaking off and appears softer and grayer for a few days until color clarifies. Color may seem to disappear during the healing process. Continue using the onitment on the treated area as before.
Day 11-21: Through the final healing stages, color will emerge and refine. Some strokes may fade and come back and some will not. The touch-up will correct and address with the tough skin that did not absorb the pigment well.
NOTE: Be prepared for the color intensity of your procedure to be significantly sharper, brighter, or darker than what is expected for the final outcome. It will take time for this transition, based on how quickly the outer layer of your skin exfoliates. Since skin is delicate and sensitive areas may swell slightly or redden for 1-3 days. Semi-Permanent makeup procedures are affected by the canvas (your skin) that they are performed on. If your skin is sun damaged (even from tanning beds), thick and uneven textures, and/or excessively dry or oily, the result cannot be expected to be perfect after the initial procedure. Lifestyle, medications, smoking, metabolism, facial surgery, and age of skin, all contribute to fading. Color refreshers are sometimes needed to ensure the best results and to keep your semi-permanent makeup looking the best.

When we zoom deep into the actual procedure of microblading we come across the following three phases: design, the actual process, and fine-touching. Thus during the first phase we will design your perfect brows. We use special tools to measure the different parts of your brow-line, as well as your facial features to draw ‘new brows’ onto your skin. After you see and approve the design we’ll suggest pigments that best match your skin color and hair. During the ‘blading’ phase we use a special blade that consists of 9-14 tiny blades to slice the pigment into your epidermis. Since the ink is not placed into the dermis, the process is semi-permanent rather than permanent. However, that’s the integral part of the procedure and it indeed results in you having ‘perfect new brows’. During the fine-touching phase we use different calming creams on your skin and tell you all about what is going to happen in the following days. You will get fully prepared to cope with your changed looks and take the best care of your new microbladed brows.

Well, it depends of whether you follow the instructions or not :) The most important thing is to keep your skin dry and clean. This means that you should not jump into a pool within a couple of days after the procedure. We also suggest you not go in for physical activities that cause heavy sweating. Sun exposure or tanning is a big no-no for at least 72 hours. In addition to that you should keep your fingers off your new brows - no touching! We all know that the skin starts to really itch and you want to peel off smaller pieces of dead skin, however you shouldn’t do that! No super-strong anti-aging creams or other anti-aging stuff, a lot of keep-calm attitude, and you should be perfectly fine :)

As with all the services in the beauty industry the quality of materials used determines the end-result to a large extent. We only use the pigments with the highest quality. These pigments do not include any metals and are 100% natural (this by the way, is also one of the reasons those dissolve into your skin during the year, making microblading vastly different from tattooing). If the pigments used are not with the highest quality or if those contains any sort of metals, the results can be pretty devastating: not only rash but also pinkish, close to blueish or even orange skin-tone, heavy irritation and other worries.

There are some rare types of skin that do not react to microblading well. However, you should consult with a physician during your consideration for microblading. There have been a couple of clients we have turned down because of excessively oily skin, however, this means that the skin must be really remarkably and unusually oily. You should not go for microblading if you have moles close to your brows and also when there are large capillaries or keratosis in your brow area.

This is a possibility, however it has never happened to us (knock on wood :) ). The chances that you will discover after the procedure that the brows you got are not at all as you imagined them to be, are really slim. Why? Because during the design phase you’ll get a pretty good idea how your new brows are going to look. In addition to that let’s not forget that we always start with a thorough consultation. We will discuss each and every step, talk about and agree on the brow design and color. However, we have heard some horror-stories about microbladed brows that look bad and therefore there is only one great and sure way to avoid this problem: have a professional do your brows! Professionals are highly trained and have excessive amounts of training hours. When you go for a hyper-discounted knockoff you’re on your own babe, as they say :) And if something terrible happens the person who generated this chaos on your forehead can also take a lot less responsibility because most likely his or her name is not connected to any significant brand or company.