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 Microblading is one of the hottest trends in beauty today and it is ideal for anyone wanting to enhance the look of their eyebrows, especially for those with little to no hair.  Unlike traditional machine applied permanent makeup, microblading is applied manually by using a tool to tattoo fine eyebrow hairs into your own eyebrows, creating the appearance of the full, perfectly shaped eyebrows  

 Microblading is a cutting edge method of permanent makeup designed to enhance the eyebrows. It involves a certified and licensed microblading artist using a hand held tool with a very fine needle grouping to draw individual hairs, creating the illusion of full and perfectly shaped beautiful eyebrows. 

Microblading takes two hours where the brow is shaped and styled to your preference, and pigment is applied 

Healing takes about ten days for healing. In that time any redness will fade and the initial darkness of the eyebrows will begin to lighten. The color will lighten over about thirty days as it completely sets in

The level of discomfort is relatively minor. Some liken it to tweezing two to three hairs at the same time. Usually a topical anesthetic is used to numb the area being worked. Topical anesthetics are safe and may contain lidocaine, tetracaine and epinephrine. Redness and slight swelling in the area is common after the procedure. it feels like a slight sunburn. Frequently Tylenol is used to deaden any discomfort.

• Prior to the start of your session, avoid alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen and any vitamins for seventy-two hours. Sometimes these have the effect of thinning your blood.
• Avoid tanning to allow your natural skin tone to be assessed.

• Gently clean brows using a Q-tip lightly moistened with water.
• Gently wipe away healing balm and any lymphatic liquid (clear yellowish buildup) that may have occurred on the skin.
• Re-apply healing balm after lightly cleaning with a tissue.
• Apply a light layer of healing balm morning and night to brows for five to seven days.
• Do not over apply healing balm
• Do not immerse brows in water for two weeks.
• Avoid face area when showering.
• When washing your face, make sure to avoid brows.
• Do not use makeup on the brows for up to two weeks.
• Avoid alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen and vitamins that may cause your blood to thin for twenty-four hours.
• Do not peel or scratch at the scabbing as your brow area heals.
• No swimming, tanning or saunas for two weeks.
• No face scrubs or chemical peels for two weeks.

• Those using Accutane
• Anyone with a heart condition or is using heart medications
• Anyone with diabetes will need a physician’s approval.
• Anyone with skin diseases or inflammations.
• Anyone who had Botox in the last two weeks.
• Anyone who has gotten a deep tan or chemical peel in the last two weeks.
• Anyone who requires anesthetic and is allergic to lidocaine, tetracaine, or epinephrine.
• Anyone with serious medical conditions should consult with their doctors and obtain their approval.
• Anyone pregnant or nursing should get their doctor’s approval.
• Anyone on blood thinning medications.