A microblading session typically takes about 3 hours, but every moment is carefully designed to give you the most stunning, tailored results. This is more than just a procedure—it’s an experience that transforms your brows into your ultimate beauty statement. Here’s how we ensure perfection:

The Stages Involved

1. Pre-Drawing
   • This is where the magic begins. Together, we map out your perfect brow shape, ensuring it enhances your facial features and suits your style. You’ll see the design before we start to guarantee you’re completely happy.
2. Color Match
   • We carefully select a pigment that complements your natural brow color and skin tone for the most seamless, natural look.
3. The Procedure
   • Divided into three precise steps, the process ensures each hair-like stroke is layered to perfection. Every detail is crafted with care to give you flawless, long-lasting brows.

In just a few hours, you’ll leave with beautifully enhanced brows that save you time and elevate your confidence every day. It’s the ultimate beauty upgrade!

Microblading typically takes 4 to 6 weeks to fully heal. Here’s a breakdown of the process:

Healing Timeline

1.      Days 1–7: Initial Healing  
   • Day 1: The brows may appear bold and darker than expected. Some redness or swelling is normal.
   • Days 2–4: Scabbing begins. The color might still look dark. Avoid picking or scratching.
   • Days 5–7: Scabs might flake off, and the brows could appear patchy or uneven.
2.    Days 8–14: Peeling Phase
   • The peeling process continues, and the color might fade significantly during this time.
   • Weeks 3–4: Stabilization
     • The pigment starts settling, and the brows take on a more natural appearance.
   • Weeks 4–6: Full Healing
     • By now, the color should stabilize. A touch-up session is usually recommended around this time to perfect the shape and color.   

Microblading is generally well-tolerated, though you may experience some mild discomfort during the process. Here’s what to expect:

1. Initial 5–10 Minutes
   • During the first few strokes, before the numbing cream is applied (as it can temporarily harden the skin), you may feel a slight scratching or stinging sensation. Most clients describe this as mildly uncomfortable but entirely manageable.
2. After Numbing Cream
   • Once the numbing cream is applied and takes effect, any discomfort is significantly reduced or disappears completely. At this stage, you’re more likely to feel a gentle pressure or light scraping sensation rather than pain.

Why Your Experience Matters to Us

At our studio, we prioritize your comfort. Our skilled technicians use precise and gentle strokes to ensure the process is as smooth and pain-free as possible.

Factors That May Affect Sensitivity

• Pain Tolerance: Everyone experiences sensation differently.
• Menstrual Cycle: Skin can be more sensitive during menstruation.
• Skin Type: Thinner or highly sensitive skin may feel more intense sensations.

With our expert care and attention to detail, we strive to make your microblading experience relaxing and enjoyable while achieving beautiful, natural-looking results.

Why coming back for a touch up is important Coming back for a touch-up 6-8 weeks after an initial procedure, like microblading or other cosmetic treatments, is crucial because it allows the artist to address any minor imperfections that may have occurred during the initial healing process, ensuring the final result is balanced and precisely shaped, as some pigment can naturally fade or migrate slightly during the initial healing phase.

1. Caffeine
   • Caffeine can increase sensitivity and anxiety, making you feel more uncomfortable during the procedure.
   • It can also raise blood pressure, leading to increased bleeding or bruising.
2. Alcohol
   • Alcohol acts as a blood thinner and can make you bleed more during procedures, leading to longer healing times and potential complications.
   • It can also dehydrate your skin, which might impact the quality of results in treatments like microblading or brow work.
3. Blood Thinners
   • Blood-thinning medications or substances (like aspirin, ibuprofen, or certain supplements) can increase bleeding during the procedure.
   • Excessive bleeding may interfere with pigment absorption in microblading or other similar treatments, affecting the final outcome.

By avoiding these substances, you minimize risks, improve healing, and ensure the best possible results from your appointment.

It’s generally not advised to get a microblading touch-up sooner than 6–8 weeks, and here’s why:          

Skin Healing Process:

• Your skin takes around 4–6 weeks to fully regenerate after the initial procedure. Touching up too soon can interrupt this process, potentially leading to irritation, uneven pigment retention, or scarring.

Color Stabilization:

• The pigment in your brows will fade and stabilize over the first few weeks. Touching up prematurely might result in over-saturation or an unnatural look because the final healed results haven’t yet emerged.

Microblading offers a customizable, low-maintenance solution for those looking to enhance their brows over the long term. It’s ideal for individuals with sparse, thin, or over-plucked brows, or for anyone seeking a time-saving alternative to daily makeup or frequent waxing appointments. While waxing is great for short-term grooming, microblading provides a polished, personalized look that lasts.