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What is Microblading 

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3D Microblading (also known as hair stroke brows, microstroking and micro pigmentation) is a form of permanent makeup and is a relatively new technique of enhancing the appearance of eyebrows. Microblading is performed with the use of an ultra-thin blade. This blade is a grouping of extremely fine needles affixed to a handle to manually create clean and crisp lines that resemble eyebrow hairs. Using a hand tool and blade, pigment is deposited into the upper dermal layer of the skin, making it semi-permanent for 1-2 years, depending on the skin type and lifestyle. This technique will give your client thin and defined hair strokes opposed to the conventional permanent makeup machine which can create a solid and unnatural ‘draw on’ look.

Precautions

IF YOU HAVE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING YOU ARE NOT A CANDIDATE FOR MICROBLADING:

• History of hemophilia (bleeding)

• History of skin diseases, skin lesions or skin sensitivities to soap, disinfectants, etc.

• History of epilepsy, seizures, fainting or narcolepsy

• Immune disorders

• Scarring (keloid)

• Someone with severely oily skin. ( Pigment will look more solid than like hair strokes and may not last as long)

• Diabetes type 1 0r 2 ( Prone to slow healing and infection, color may not retain well)

• Have Thyroid/graves disease ( Medication may cause pigment to not retain properly)

• If you are pregnant or nursing.