Microblading
What is microblading? Find out how the technique works, how long it lasts and who microblading is suitable for.
Naturally full eyebrows
Microblading is a popular permanent make-up technique in which fine, natural-looking hairs are pigmented into the eyebrows. The method is particularly suitable for people with patchy, uneven or very light eyebrows and creates a permanently well-groomed look.
Thanks to the fine hair strokes, the eyebrows look particularly natural and hardly need any make-up in everyday life.
What is microblading?
In microblading, the finest colour pigments are worked by hand into the top layer of the skin using a special hand tool. Unlike classic permanent make-up, this creates particularly precise hair strokes modelled on natural eyebrows.
The shape and colour are individually adapted to the face and the existing brows.
How does microblading work?
Before the treatment, the eyebrows are measured and the right shape and desired shade are chosen together.
Fine lines are then pigmented with the microblading hand tool, looking deceptively similar to natural hairs.
After the treatment, the skin needs some time to regenerate. The final result becomes visible once it has fully healed.
Who is microblading suitable for?
Microblading is particularly suitable for people
- with thin or patchy eyebrows,
- who want to make their eyebrows look denser,
- who want a natural result,
- whose eyebrows look asymmetrical.
Each treatment should be preceded by a personal consultation to decide on the right shape and colour.
How long does microblading last?
How long it lasts depends on factors such as skin type, care and metabolism.
In many cases, the result lasts about 12 to 18 months. With regular touch-up treatments, the result can be maintained in the long term.
What are the benefits of microblading?
Microblading offers numerous benefits:
- natural-looking eyebrows
- precise hair strokes
- individually adapted shape
- less daily make-up effort
- long-lasting result
- harmonious facial expression
Frequently asked questions
Sensitivity to pain varies from person to person. Thanks to a numbing cream, many people find the treatment easy to tolerate.
In microblading, fine hairs are pigmented by hand. Classic permanent make-up is usually done with a pigmentation device and often creates a more filled-in effect.
Depending on skin type and how long the result lasts, a touch-up treatment is often recommended after 12 to 18 months.
Conclusion
Microblading is a modern method of making eyebrows look naturally fuller and more even. The fine hair strokes create a harmonious result that significantly reduces daily make-up effort and highlights the natural beauty of the eyebrows.