Microblading FAQS

What is Microblading?

Microblading is a semi permanent technique for enhancing the appearance of the eyebrows, in which pigment is scratched into the skin in fine, short strokes resembling hair, using a hand tool with a blade formed of tiny needles. This procedure creates the appearance of thicker, fuller brows.

How does it work?

Microblading is the process of making lots of tiny, superficial cuts in the brow line, which are then filled in with pigments to create darker , fuller brows. Microblading is also used to reshape the brow. It can fill in thinning brows. Hair thin strokes (cuts) are made to mimic the shape of real eyebrows, making a natural looking brow. Microblading results are nearly indistinguishable from real eyebrows.

Does it hurt?

Before the procedure your are treated with a numbing ointment to reduce any discomfort. The level of pain is that of similar to eyebrow threading or waxing or plucking.

How long is the procedure?

This procedure can take up to 2.5 hours. This is because there are several stages of the procedure from drawing your desired shape, arch and thickness of the the brows before the procedure begins, To ensure that things look exactly as you desire its a delicate process that requires precision and attention to detail.

What happens after?

You will avoid getting your brows wet for a week. You will be instructed to use an aftercare ointment for healing. Your brows will look much darker at first but some color will fade after a week or so.

How long does it last?

The results usually last 1 to 3 years . Because it's semi permanent, the pigment will eventually fade. You should consider going in for a touch-up after 12 months. That's more than 365 days where you won't have to touch a brow pencil or brush !

Who should get Microblading?

This is great for those who want to redefine their eyebrows. Whether you have naturally thin brows, or your brow-ends are fading with age, micoblading has the ability to add volume and color to your eyebrows. Microblading can also reshape your brows, adding more arch or detail to your shape.

Who cannot get Microblading?

• People who are Pregnant or Breastfeeding
• People who have Keloid Scars
• People who have Autoimmune Disease
• People who are On Blood Thinner
• People who are On Accutane in last year
• People who have had Botox in last 2 weeks in area
• Stop Retin A / Retinal 1 week prior
• People who are Sunburnt or have Dermatitis

What is a Lash Lift?

A lash lift, also known as a lash perm, semi-permanently lifts and curls your eyelashes using a chemical solution, giving the result you’d get from false lashes or a curling tool. The solution used has keratin, collagen, and other natural ingredients deemed safe for the eye area. The whole process takes about an hour and offers a lash tint add-on.

What happens during a lash lift?

In the first step the a setting glue will be put on your lashes onto a silicone shield, which will be used to mold the curl shape. The applied perming solution will break up the disulfide bonds in your lashes, making it possible to reshape the hair. It sits for up to 12 minutes, depending on how resistant your hair is, and then another solution will set the desired shape and stop the initial process of reforming the disulfide bonds in your hair. If you’re combining your lash lift with lash tinting, the darkening process is the last step.

What to expect after the lash lift?

For the first 24 hours after your lash lift, you should avoid showering or getting your lashes wet in any way (stay away from steam and humidity). It’s also recommended that you not wear mascara or eye makeup. The results last about 6–10 weeks, so you’ll need to get a lash lift every few months if you want to maintain the results.

If you are considering this procedure please call or make a free consultation appointment. $50 Deposit is required when making appointment to reserve time which goes towards the cost of your procedure