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Microblading, a form of permanent makeup, involves using a disposable hand tool with a fine blade to deposit pigment into the top layers of skin. This creates hyper-realistic eyebrows with hair-like strokes that gradually fade over 1-3 years.

 - pregnant/lactating  
 - under the age of 21 
 - extremely oily skin 
 - on blood thinning medications 
 - diagnosed with diabetes 
 - glaucoma 
 - thick skin with deep pores, i.e "orang peel" skin 
 - using Acutane/ Retin-a 
 - uncontrolled high blood pressure 
 - a sunburn 
 - fresh deep tan 
 - viral infection/diseases/blood diseases/general poor health 
 - history of keloids/hypertrophic scarring 
 - botox/facial filler in the last 4 weeks 

Normal bleeding during microblading is minimal or nonexistent, as the pigment is deposited less than 1 millimeter under the skin, akin to a paper cut. Less blood is preferable, as bleeding can push out pigment and cause scabbing. Avoiding substances like aspirin, fish oil, blood thinners, alcohol, caffeine, and exercise a few days before the procedure helps minimize bleeding.

Initial healing after microblading takes 10-14 days, with the first session retention evaluated at the touch-up appointment. Skin regeneration causes pigment fade, gradually returning by week 4. On average, clients retain 75% of the initial pigment. Normal fading occurs between sessions one and two. The 6-12 week touch-up addresses any pigment loss, and clients can opt for a darker or fuller look.

While not entirely pain-free, microblading is manageable. Clients are numbed with a topical anesthetic for comfort, and additional numbing is applied as needed during the procedure. Many find the discomfort comparable to tweezing or threading.

Do not wear makeup on day of the procedure.
Abstain from alcohol consumption 24 hours prior to treatment.
Avoid following spices prior to appointment: black pepper, cardamom, ginger, cayenne, cinnamon, garlic, horseradish and mustard.
Abstain from waxing of eyebrow area 48 hours prior to procedure.
NO Electrolysis treatment should be undergone 5 days before procedure.
NO use of AHA products and Retinoids 2 weeks prior to procedure.
NO exfoliating or microdermabrasion treatments 2 weeks prior to procedure.
NO chemical peels or laser peels 6 weeks prior to procedure.
NO Botox or fillers 3 weeks prior to procedure.