Microblading is a cosmetic procedure that uses a handheld tool composed of fine needles called a microblade. It deposits pigment under the skin while the technician draws individual hairs that create the illusion of lusher, fuller brows.
If you see microblading before and after photos, you’ll notice what an amazing difference this procedure can make in a person’s appearance. Eyebrows are one of your most prominent facial features, and proper shaping and design can enhance your eyes, brighten your complexion, and even modify the shape of your face.
Although it’s becoming very popular, microblading is still a relatively new cosmetic technique. Several myths surround this procedure that may be deterring you from trying it yourself. In this article, we’ll give you the truth behind some of the most common microblading misconceptions.
Microblading Will Leave Scars
Microblading
shouldn’t leave any unsightly scarring, providing your brow artist is a licensed professional who knows how to do the procedure. This means not cutting into the skin too deeply.
You also need to perform proper aftercare to ensure your brows heal properly. Picking at scabs in the brow area, in particular, should be avoided.
Microblading Results are Permanent
You may be wondering is microblading permanent because it’s a cosmetic tattooing procedure? Unlike a traditional tattoo, micro-blading uses a smaller amount of pigment, and the hair-like strokes aren’t as deeply rooted in the skin.
Microblading is a semi-permanent technique. The effects will last somewhere in the one to three-year range. To retain the desired look, you’ll need to schedule touch-ups.
Microblading is Extremely Painful
Although the treatment may cause some discomfort, you should not experience extreme pain. Before the procedure begins, the technician will apply a topical numbing solution to the brow area to keep you comfortable. Most people feel some pressure and mild tenderness during the process.
Microblading Results are the Same for Everyone
Since every person’s eyebrows are unique, you will not get the same results as everyone.
Some factors affect the outcome and can ensure the results complement your individual look. Skin type, face symmetry, the color of the pigment, and the existing shape of your eyebrows will all play a role in what your eyebrows will look like after microblading.
Microblading Doesn’t Look Natural
Microblading is often compared to tattooing and could be why people, sometimes, imagine that this technique will create the same flat look for eyebrows. However, microblading uses strokes that mimic the shape of natural hair growth and the appearance of fine brow hairs so that the results look beautifully genuine.
This procedure looks more natural than using an eyebrow pencil to fill in your brows.
Microblading is for Everyone
Although each person’s case is different, there are various conditions and reasons why microblading isn’t a suitable option for everyone. You should not opt for microblading if you:
• Are under 18 years of age
• Are over 55 years of age
• Are pregnant or breastfeeding
• Have an auto-immune disease
• Have psoriasis, eczema, shingles, or any skin condition near the eyebrows
• Have very oily skin and large pores
• Have recently had Botox or laser treatments
• Have diabetes or glaucoma
• Have a transmittable blood disease such as HIV or hepatitis
• Are taking blood-thinners or have uncontrollable blood pressure
• Have hemophilia
Book an Appointment Today!
We, at
Endless Beauty Design
, in Greensboro, offer a variety of brow services including microshading, ombre powder brows, and microblading. Our licensed professionals perform all our microblading services with the utmost care and attention to give you the perfect eyebrow look you desire.
Call us today at 336-558-1935 or
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