Microblading was discovered over a thousand years ago. It is a treatment that the main objective is to make your eyebrows look fuller, denser, and enhanced but still keep the natural appearance. Microblading is a semi-permanent makeup that is performed by using a disposable tool ended with a blade that is built with fine micro-blades that inserts the pigment under the skin. In this way, very fine strokes are created and imitate natural hairs. Every treatment is completely bespoke and altered to your needs.

Yes, you can, however more frequent touch-ups will be recommended. In this case, I would recommend a hybrid method which is microblading with micro-shading or hair strokes created by a digital machine.

If you had a semi- permanent makeup procedure done elsewhere, please inform me about it. You also have to be 18 years old or above to have this procedure done. Please make sure that you don't have any of the contraindications listed below: Pregnancy. Breastfeeding AIDS, HIV. Cancer. Hepatitis. Acne, eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, or chronic rosacea anywhere near your eyebrows. Haemophilia, anemia, prolonged bleeding, circulatory problems, diabetes, high & low blood pressure, healing problems. Glaucoma, eye infections. Hormonal changes, thyroid abnormalities. Active cold sores. Keloids, hypertrophic scars. Recent hair loss, trichotillomania. Dry or watery eyes. Palpitation, epilepsy. Tuberculosis. Tumors, cysts. Liver, kidney disease. Heart murmur. Peacemaker, any serious heart problem If you take retinoids you have to postpone your appointment by 6 months after the treatment ends. Recent vaccine (we have to wait 2 weeks before or after being vaccinated). Chemical peels, other esthetic treatments in the last 2 weeks Undergoing radiotherapy or chemotherapy Blood thinners Diabetes Healing disorders

Yes there is, and you can find all the information on this post For the best-healed results please: Restrain from drinking alcohol 24 hours, and coffee 12 hours before the day of your treatment. Don't take any painkillers. Don't do any facial peels, laser treatments 2 weeks before your appointment. Stop using retinol and vitamin A products around your eyebrows for at least a month. Stop taking Vitamin A, supplements for at least a month before your appointment.