MICROBLADING EXPLAINED
How is Microblading Treatment Performed?
Microblading is a delicate process of applying cosmetic pigment into the upper dermis of the skin with a manual hand-tool (or machine) to create the appearance of natural hairs, and the result will be crisp, thin lines that blend seamlessly with your real hair.
It makes no difference if you already have existing brow hair or not.
Microblading is a semi-permanent make-up treatment that is meant to be a subtle and a natural enhancement to create the illusion of having fuller brows. It’s the perfect solution for those who want to fully reconstruct, define to fill-in over plucked brows or cover up any bald patches. We only use the highest quality of cruelty-free/vegan pigments as well as disposable sterile needles after each Microblading treatment.
Microblading is a Natural Process That Blends Perfectly
Pigmentation that’s blended naturally creates soft shadows below your natural hair provide very realistic colours to match your skin’s natural tones, creating the illusion of fullness. The results are flawless and natural looking Microbladed brows.
Microblading is a fantastic way to get back some of that ‘me time’ once your brows have fully healed, and the colour has developed, you’ll be waking up with perfect brows every day!
If you have normal/combination skin microblading can deliver great results, if you have oily skin and you would still like to have a natural look then we would recommend a technique called Combination Brows where traditional microblading is combined with some shading so your skin has a better chance at retaining the colour.
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