Permanent Make Up

Microblading is a form of tattooing

Unlike a regular tattoo, microblading is a form of tattoo artistry where pigment is implanted under your skin with a manual handheld tool instead of a machine. I draw hair-like strokes with the tool to mimic natural hairs in your brows.

You need to prepare

If you drink a lot, take aspirin, or use retinol, stop one week before your treatment.  Retinol makes your skin thin and then you bleed a little more. Avoid blood thinners, aspirin, and alcohol.

It doesn’t hurt (too much)

Pain is relative, some feel more than others. Overall it feels like little scratches. You feel it, but it’s not unbearable. We prepare patients’ brows with topical numbing cream and tops up throughout the process to dull the discomfort.

Microblading takes time

We normally block off two hours for new clients.

Aftercare is essential

That means protecting freshly bladed brows from all moisture–no sweaty workouts or washing your face with water. Some patients experience itching and redness during the first week, which Vaseline can alleviate. Brows will look slightly darker at first, but the color will fade 30 to 40 percent. Aftercare ointments are provided during your first appointment. Overall they look great right away and you don’t have to hide.