Microblading is a form of beauty treatment that uses a very small blade to create superficial artistry on the eyebrows. It’s often used by women who want to fill in thin brows or raise them into an arch, and it can be done in a single session or over time. There are multiple microblading permanent, but all involve using a very sharp blade to make very small cuts into the brow hairs.
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Types of Microblading
1. “Fine Line” Microblading: This type of tattooing is used to create very thin lines, often beneath the eyebrows or on the lower lashes.
2. “Thin Line” Microblading: This type of tattooing is used to create very thin lines that are generally 1-3 millimeters in thickness.
3. “Punch Technique” Microblading: This type of tattooing relies on puncturing the epidermis with small needles and then injecting pigment into the wound site.
What To Expect During Your Microblading Session
During your microblading session, you will have a technician draw a series of strokes on your brow using an eyebrow tattooing machine. This procedure is done in a very close and detailed manner, and it can be quite an intense experience.
The technician will carefully outline the shape of your brow, with the goal of creating natural-looking eyebrows that will last for up to six months. He or she may also fill any gaps or thin areas between your brows with pigment, and add any required color correction.
Most people report feeling some level of discomfort during the appointment, although this typically diminishes over time. Some individuals may also experience redness or swelling at the site of the tattooing, which should subside within a few days.