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WHAT IS MICROBLADING?

Microblading is a process that involves tiny, fine-point needles that make up a small disposable blade to scratch the surface of your skin and deposit pigment under your skin. The procedure is done by hand instead of using a tattoo gun. This technique mimics the look of real hairs meaning the result is natural looking, beautiful brows.

FAQs

+ Is microblading a tattoo?

Yes. But unlike tattoos that last forever, microblading is a form of semi-permanent tattooing. Meaning over time the pigment will fade away if you do not have a colour boost.

+ Does it hurt?

Most people say the pain is mild and totally bearable.

+ How long does it take?

The full treatment takes up to 2 hours.

+ Do I need a top up?

Yes, you will be required to attend an appointment 4 weeks after your initial treatment for your top up. We then receommned you book in a colour boost every 12 months to maintain the colour.

+ How long does it take to heal?

It takes approximately 7 to 14 days for the surface skin to heal. However it will take a full 4 weeks for them to heal fully and the pigment to selttle in to the skin.

+ How long will they last?

Microblading typically lasts 1-3 years, depending on skin type, age, lifestyle etc. You skincare routine will also affect the lasting effect of the pigment. If you tan, use products with AHA or Glycolic Acid, the pigment will fade faster as your skin will resurface faster. To maintain the shape a colour a 12 month top up is recommended.

+ Do I need a patch test?

Yes, a patch test must be carried out 24-48 hours before the treatment.

+ Can anyone have microblading done?

Unfortunately, the following would not be suitable for microblading:

  • 18 years of age
  • Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding
  • Epilepsy
  • If you have pacemaker or major heart problems
  • If you have any viral infections and/or diseases
  • Individuals with Lupus
  • If you have undergone Organ Transplant
  • Individuals with any kind of skin condition on or near the treatment area
  • If you are allergic to metal and colour or you have a reaction to your patch test
  • Individuals prone to keloids
  • If you are taking Accutane
  • If you are having chemotherapy treatment