What is Microblading?
Microblading is an advanced form of cosmetic tattooing. Although it is a semi-permanent treatment the retained pigment will never leave your skin, however, an annual colour re-fresh treatment is recommended to ensure your brows maintain their appeal.
Using a specialist hand tool, made up of tiny needles, channels are created in the brow and pigment is deposited via the channels to create the finest of strokes, representing the absent brow hairs.
Microblading is the ideal treatment for people who have few or no eye brows due to over-plucking fashions, past illnesses and treatments, naturally fine eyebrows or through the ageing process.
Microblading can also offer various results whether you have a good amount of brow hair or not, such as;
*Fuller brows
*More defined brows
*A more flattering brow
*Minimal daily maintenance
*Confidence
*Youthful appearance
*A lifted, brighter appearance
*Symmetrical brows
*Darker colour
*Natural or structured looking brows
Horizontal hair growth and over plucking created thin flat brows. Upward strokes blended with the natural brow hairs have created a fuller, more shapely brow.
Very fine thin brows left the brows none existing. Using a cool medium blond pigment we recreated a brow, lifting the arch and tails to open the eyes. A structured natural technique was used for a soft groomed look.
This lady was my academy assessment to prove my ability to continue with my case studies. She had brow hair but lost density and wanted to bulk them back up.
Horizontal hair growth and over plucking created thin flat brows. Upward strokes blended with the natural brow hairs have created a fuller, more shapely brow.
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our work.
Microblading is a permanent treatment and due to its invasive qualities, must be carried out in a controlled environment.
To ensure you are choosing the best technician for your treatment or the safest environment, you must explore your technicians training background;
*Where have they trained?
*What is the trainers reputation?
*What qualification has your technician gained?
*How much time has been spent training.
All these answers will tell you enough, before you even see the treatment area.
When you visit your technician it is worth noting, insurance certificates, local authority licences (for the premises & the technicians) and your technicians qualifications.
This will not only tell you that your technician is following legislation, but it will also demonstrate their commitment to delivering a quality treatment.