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If you want denser, fuller brows or brows with more color, this technique is for you: the results are fast and natural.
Microblading fills in the brow little by little, hair by hair, adding volume and color for natural, polished brows and a noticeable boost to your look.
Microblading is the latest in brow design and a much more precise technique. Because the brow is filled in stroke by stroke, it looks far more realistic than traditional micropigmentation.
Real results
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The brow shape is measured and designed according to each person's facial structure.
We apply numbing cream and begin. Using a hand tool called a tebori, we make micro-incisions and fill them with pigment, stroke by stroke, so the skin absorbs the color well. The brow is then covered with more pigment to finish defining it.
When the process is complete, we remove the excess pigment and apply a medical cream to cover the brows.
At first, and during the first week, your brows will look darker than expected. This is completely normal: they lighten over time.
The technique is ideal for people with conditions such as alopecia or hair loss due to illness, and many women also use it to add volume and precision to their brow shape.
Microblading has largely replaced traditional brow micropigmentation and brow tattoos, with results those techniques can't match.
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Improve your look: It's the perfect treatment to restore fullness to sparse brows, increasing density with a natural color matched to your skin tone and hair color.
Save time: How long do you spend filling in your brows before leaving home? Imagine the time you'll save with a single one-hour treatment.
Forget about doing your brows every day! Microblading gives you dream brows day after day.
Gain confidence: when you look good, you feel better and ready for anything.
Less painful: Compared with traditional micropigmentation, microblading is less painful, thanks to modern manual tools that don't plug into a power source.
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In general, microblading has no inherent drawbacks, but there are some contraindications to consider before the treatment.
If you have diabetes, take blood thinners, have allergies, are pregnant or have a history of keloids, the treatment is not recommended.
Always consult a specialist to find out whether microblading is suitable and safe for your case. Some of the most common conditions for which microblading is not recommended:
– Hepatitis
– Seborrheic dermatitis
– Diabetes
– Hemophilia
– Autoimmune diseases such as HIV
– Scars, keloids or broken capillaries
– Pregnancy
– Taking blood-thinning medication
By appointment only, with certified specialists. If you have questions, message us on WhatsApp.