FAQ

What is Microblading?

Microblading is a surface tattoo that penetrates the second layer of the skin(the dermis). It is manually deposited into the skin with a manual hand tool rather than a gun, which gives the technician much more control to make a much more realistic hair stroke look that mimics hair.
What is Microblading?

Microblading is a surface tattoo that penetrates the second layer of the skin(the dermis). It is manually deposited into the skin with a manual hand tool rather than a gun, which gives the technician much more control to make a much more realistic hair stroke look that mimics hair.
Do you have to shave off your eyebrows to get Microblading done?

No! Microblading does no touch or have anything to do with your actual hair. Microblading is deposited into your skin behind and around your actual hair.
Do you have to shave off your eyebrows to get Microblading done?

No! Microblading does no touch or have anything to do with your actual hair. Microblading is deposited into your skin behind and around your actual hair.
Does Microblading cause scarring?

No. Microblading will not cause scarring itself, however, picking the skin that is healing after the procedure will. It is very important that your clients are aware of not to pick on the flaking skin that is healing after the procedure.
Does Microblading cause scarring?

No. Microblading will not cause scarring itself, however, picking the skin that is healing after the procedure will. It is very important that your clients are aware of not to pick on the flaking skin that is healing after the procedure.
How much does Microblading cost?

Microblading with me personally ranges from $450-$600. Quality of work and area you live are all factors in pricing. Pricing based in the United States can range from as low as $300 and $1200 in bigger cities like Beverly Hills.
How much does Microblading cost?

Microblading with me personally ranges from $450-$600. Quality of work and area you live are all factors in pricing. Pricing based in the United States can range from as low as $300 and $1200 in bigger cities like Beverly Hills.
How long does Microblading last?

That answer really depends on what skin type you have, the health of your skin, the technique used, and also the pigment. Clients with oily skin tend to fade much faster than normal to dry skin. Microshading would be a better fit for oily skin. All in all, microblading can last 1-3 years. You should mantain your brows with a yearly touch up.
How long does Microblading last?

That answer really depends on what skin type you have, the health of your skin, the technique used, and also the pigment. Clients with oily skin tend to fade much faster than normal to dry skin. Microshading would be a better fit for oily skin. All in all, microblading can last 1-3 years. You should mantain your brows with a yearly touch up.
Does Microblading hurt?

There is a numbing agent that is used to decrease pain to a minimum but in reality it is still a tattoo. Everyones tolerance is different but pain from microblading is very minimal once the numbing gel kicks in.
Does Microblading hurt?

There is a numbing agent that is used to decrease pain to a minimum but in reality it is still a tattoo. Everyones tolerance is different but pain from microblading is very minimal once the numbing gel kicks in.
How long is the physical healing of Microblading?

Microblading takes between 7-10 days of healing for the physical scabbing and healing going on. Usually its more 7 days. Your brows will look normal by the 7th day for you to feel normal and do all your activities without feeling that you look weird. Your brows will still be healing until 30 days after your procedure internally.
How long is the physical healing of Microblading?

Microblading takes between 7-10 days of healing for the physical scabbing and healing going on. Usually its more 7 days. Your brows will look normal by the 7th day for you to feel normal and do all your activities without feeling that you look weird. Your brows will still be healing until 30 days after your procedure internally.