Brows

Powder Brow – Soft Natural look. The whole brow is tattooed and is defined.

Ombre Brow – This technique creates a soft shaded area at the front continuing to a defined brow shape.

Three Quarter Brow or Brow Ends – For people who have lost the ends of their brows, it blends the tattoo into the existing brows creating length.

Microblading – This technique of fine hair strokes is created with a blade in a microblading holder or pen.

Combination Brows – Creating a combination of microblading at the start and powder brow through the arch and tail.

 

 

 

 

Microblading

It doesn’t matter if you like them arched and feathered or straight and bold, eyebrows are arguably the most important facial feature. If you’re not satisfied with the ones you have, Microblading may be one of the ways to update them.

Microblading is a very natural option that delivers semi-permanent results. This gives a more subtle effect to the brow as microblading is more like embroidery strokes that look just like real hairs.

Microblading is one of the brow procedures  gaining  popularity, it is also known as eyebrow embroidery it is not new it has been done for many years.

Microblading uses a very fine blade to deposit pigment under the skin giving the appearance of hair.

Microblading is individual hair like  strokes, created one by one is perfect for those who want to, fully reconstruct, or create a new shape, define, cover gaps, or fill in overplucked eye brows.

During the microblading process we use a special microblading pen to draw on individual strokes one by one. It’s an extremely meticulous process that takes around two hours to complete, it’s good to know that the technicians pay so much attention to detail.

The first step is to design the desired shape . This is the most important step. During this time, the best customized shape for every client is chosen.

The technician advises clients to be cautious of places that claim to complete the process in one hour. It’s not a rushed procedure, it cannot be done in an hour due to the meticulous process.

Before the microblading begins, a topical numbing cream is applied to the area to minimize discomfort, followed by a liquid anesthetic.