MICROBLADING | POWDER BROW

Microblading: This technique involves making tiny little lines in the skin with a hand tool and ink, resulting in an eyebrow tattoo that looks like hair strokes. This option shows a lot more skin than the other techniques, and for that reason many people think it’s the most subtle.

• Looks like hair strokes
• This technique typically fades the fastest
• More trauma to the skin over time, so touch ups should be minimal and spread over time
• Best for people with tight skin and small pores
• Better for people with dry and normal skin
• Not the best technique for people with extremely oily skin or people who bleed

This technique blends both hair strokes and shading into one blended outcome. First Microblading is done, and then another tool is used to provide a soft diluted version of color to fill the space between strokes. This makes the brow look fuller and slightly more pigmented than can be achieved with just Microblading alone.

• Looks like hair strokes but with a lot more coverage
• Lasts longer than Microblading
• Still some Microblading, however less is needed than with Microblading alone therefore less touch ups needed, thus less trauma to the skin
• Best option for those with little to no hair, or large holes in their natural brows
• Better option for people with oily skin
• Not the best technique for people who bleed

This technique is done with a small machine that gently inserts pigment into the skin that looks very soft and misty. No hair strokes are placed, so the brow is fully covered with a light color, and little pigment is placed at the start of the brow for a soft look. This does not look like old traditional block brows! It’s soft and pretty, like a light makeup fill.

• No hair strokes are created
• Lasts longer than the other techniques
• Minimal trauma to the skin
• Less touch ups required
• Great for all skin types
• Best option for people who bleed and who desire the most coverage possible