Micro-blading

Microblading 

If you have sparse eyebrows, a partial lack of hair in them or you do not like the shape they have, it’s time to take an interest in microblading. 

Microblading or 3D eyebrows “hair by hair” is a Japanese manual method for drawing hair on the eyebrow area on the face, through which you get natural-looking eyebrows that you do not have to shape and fill with a pencil every day. In this method, a pigment substance is placed in the basement membrane between the epidermis of the dermis using very fine needles. 

Their longevity depends on the type of skin and the maintenance of the eyebrows, usually it is 1-1.5 years. 

The procedure takes 1-2 hours. 

Microblading is a two-stage procedure in which the final result is seen after retouching (done 4-6 weeks after the first procedure) and complete healing of the skin. 

Differences between Microblading and Micropigmentation 

Microblading is suitable mainly for normal skin. If your skin is more oily or dry, the pigments lighten faster. Micropigmentation is suitable for all skin types. 

Micropigmentation, unlike microblading, can be used not only for eyebrows, but also to emphasize and colour the lips and eye line. 

The durability of microblading is between 6 months and 1 year, with micropigmentation the effect lasts between 1 and 3 years. 

In microblading, the pigment penetrates to the border between the epidermis and the dermis, and in micropigmentation it is distributed in a controlled and even manner within the boundaries of the epidermis.