Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing technique that creates natural-looking brow hairs. Using a sterile hand tool with tiny needles, color is implanted into the upper dermis layer of the skin, producing delicate hair-like strokes that mimic your own. The shallow implantation and specialized pigment give a soft, subtle result that lasts one to three years.
Does it hurt?
Comfort varies from person to person — most clients find it only mildly uncomfortable. A topical numbing cream is used throughout to keep the experience as gentle as possible.
Your appointment
We begin with a full consultation on color and style, then your new brow shape is carefully sketched and outlined with a pencil — a customized design tailored to your features before any work begins.
Healing & aftercare
- For the first week: avoid heavy sweating, getting your brows wet, and direct sun exposure
- Apply an antibacterial ointment every two hours for the first 24 hours
- Apply a thin layer of Vaseline or Aquaphor morning and night for one week
- Avoid products with acids or retinoids until fully healed — they fade the pigment
Full healing takes up to 8 weeks, and your results depend on following the aftercare closely.
The included touch-up
Your second session, 6–8 weeks after the first, is where we perfect everything: refining shape and color, filling any areas that faded during healing, and reinforcing strokes for optimal retention.
Is it safe?
Done correctly, microblading is a safe procedure that won't harm your natural brows. Rare pigment allergies can occur, but with proper technique, sterile single-use tools, and good aftercare, complications are extremely unlikely.