MICROBLADING EYEBROWS

Microshading is geared toward those with oily or sensitive skin, or brows that are already full and just need a bit of shaping. It's called "shading" rather than "blading," because the process is more so like creating a shadow or gradient appearance with teeny-tiny dots of pigment instead of fine hairs, almost like you used a brow powder.

The journey to perfect brows isn't immediate, but it IS worth it! As you'll see in this graphic, there are stages you will go through after a microblading service.  

At first, your brows will be bold, but DON’T PANIC, this is normal. Day 5-7, you will notice scabbing and flaking, but HANDS OFF! There are a bunch of tiny wounds your body is healing. Be patient and let it heal on its own. Days 8-10, you'll notice the microblading pigment appears gone or discolored. Again, no need to panic, because during days 14-28, all of the sudden, the pigment can be seen a little better and you can see the defined strokes. It might still be a little splotchy but much, much better than it was. Around day 42, your brows will be healed! The color should be settled, and you should have a soft, natural looking brow. At this point, you will come in for a microblading touch-up to  fill in any little holes.