Things You Need to Know for Your Microblading Process
Microblading might be an option to think about if maintaining the ideal brows is a constant challenge. You may have stunning, semi-permanent brows with this process without the trouble of having to draw them every day.
Microblading is a sort of tattoo that involves applying hair-like strokes to the skin using a hand tool with at least nine needles, however, unlike tattoos, there is no long-term commitment.
Within one to three years, the pigment will begin to leak out of your skin, giving you the ability to change your appearance whenever you desire.
Here are some things to consider if you’re thinking about getting your eyebrows microbladed but still have some questions.
THINGS TO DO:
It heavily relies on the quality of the eyelash substance. The more comfortable the lashes feel the lighter and finer they are. We mean by comfy that you won’t actually feel like you have extensions on!
Select an expert to do it for you.
Before applying the semi-permanent ink, a skilled technician will work with you to create the look you desire by drawing on each hair first and making sure you are satisfied with the result.
Make sure you speak with the microblading expert before committing because this job requires someone with skill and deft hands.
Determine what you truly desire for your eyebrow look.
The fact that microblading is effective for a range of eyebrow issues is one compelling argument in favor of making the investment.
Microblading is the solution if your eyebrows are excessively sparse, unbalanced, or just require a more defined arch.
However, if there is a particular celebrity whose brows you lust after or a particular style you want, bringing a picture may help the technician understand what you’re looking for and may speed up the initial steps of the procedure.
Be ready for the lengthy procedure.
The full procedure will probably take at least 2 hours because your appointment will probably involve a talk with your technician before each hair is drawn on.
You should be wary if your technician estimates it will take less time than this since they may not be providing you with enough information.
Even though getting a tattoo only takes around a half-hour, the overall session will take longer, so plan beforehand.
THINGS YOU SHOULDN’T DO:
Abandon long-term aftercare.
Although microbladed brows require little upkeep, you should avoid getting your eyebrows wet for a week after getting them done, especially through perspiration. Applying ointments will help keep cuts clean. Ask your technician for more information.
Other than these preliminary processes, you’re good to go with just a touch-up after a month and a year.
Anticipate a quantity of pain.
Although some discomfort is to be anticipated, the procedure is not as unpleasant as you would anticipate.
There are numbing creams used, and the tattooing procedure itself is quick. If you’re wondering what it feels like, it’s been compared to threading your eyebrows.
So, this probably won’t be a problem if you’re hesitant because you’re concerned about the pain.
Ditch the Selfie
You don’t need to wait for your microbladed eyebrows to mend. The moment you get up from the chair, they appear flawless.
So, don’t forget to show off your new style with a selfie!
Book a consultation with one of our experts at DuPont Lash and Brow Studio to talk about microblading if you still have any questions.
Hopefully, soon you won’t have to do anything at all in the morning to maintain gorgeous brows!