Frequently Asked Questions

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Microblading is a semi-permanent makeup procedure that uses a series of small needles to deposit pigment into your skin but doesn't go as deep as a normal tattoo would. The microblading technique can creates hair-like strokes resulting in a fuller, natural-looking brows.

Eyebrow Microblading typically can last 1-3 years after your touch ups are completed. 

But results will vary depending on your age, your immune systems healthiness and depending on your skin type. 

If you are unsure you want to have this work performed, please think carefully before moving forward.

The first microblading session is usually 2-3 hours long. The subsequent sessions are shorter; however, the duration of the touch-up session will vary depending on the time since the last microblading session.

Pain is a very subjective term. For some, they experience some pain, for others, they describe it as a small bird gently pecking at their brows. 

We do apply numbing cream to ensure the comfort of our customers. We can't promise that there won't be pain, but we can promise that it'll all be worth it when you see the results.

It is normal for the pigment to appear dark immediately after the procedure.

 Allow some time for the color to settle into your skin. Your eyebrows will lighten after a couple of days as your body begins the healing process. 

The pigment will change over the course of the 30 days your body is healing. The more your body becomes use to the pigment, the results will become more permanent.

This is a process.

Not a 1-day solution.

It will take so time.

• People with large pores, severely oily skin, dark permanent makeup may not receive good results. 
• People taking medication for thyroid/graves disease (pigment may not retain properly). 
• People who have diabetes type 1 or 2 or prone to slow healing and infection. 
• Nursing or pregnant moms can't receive microblading either.