Eyebrow Micro Blading
Overview
How your skin reacts afterwards
These are normal and settle on their own. Anything severe or long-lasting — call us.
After eyebrow microblading, the skin undergoes a natural healing process that may include temporary redness and mild swelling around the treated area. This initial reaction is the skin's natural response to the micro-injuries caused by pigment implantation
Within the first 24 hours, the brows may appear darker and bolder due to fresh pigment settling and the formation of a protective scab. Over the next few days, mild itching, flaking, and peeling may occur as the skin heals. It’s important to avoid scratching or picking at the area to prevent pigment loss or scarring
As new skin regenerates, the pigment may lighten and look patchy temporarily. This is normal, and the true color often settles over 4-6 weeks. Sensitivity and tenderness may persist for a few days but usually subside
Allergic reactions are rare but can include prolonged redness, swelling, or rash, which require medical attention. Following aftercare instructions closely is vital to minimize risks, avoid infection, and ensure the best lasting results
How Eyebrow Micro Blading Works
A gentle numbing cream is applied to the eyebrow area to ensure a comfortable and virtually painless procedure.
Precise measurements are taken to map the perfect brow shape, tailored to facial symmetry and individual preferences.
Using fine manual tools, natural hair-like strokes are meticulously drawn with premium pigments to create fuller, defined brows.
The brows are checked and refined as needed, followed by detailed aftercare instructions for optimal healing and lasting results.
Pre Care
- Avoid: Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood thinners (aspirin, ibuprofen) 24-48 hours before the appointment to reduce bleeding
- Do: Do not wax, thread, pluck, or tint eyebrows at least 1-2 weeks before the session for accurate brow mapping
- Avoid: Avoid sun exposure, tanning, chemical peels, and Botox/fillers around the brow area 1 month prior for optimal skin health
- Keep: Keep skin hydrated and avoid harsh skincare products (Retinol, AHA/BHA) 2 weeks before the treatment
After Care
- Keep: Keep the treated area clean and dry; avoid water, makeup, and skincare products on eyebrows for 7-10 days
- Avoid: Avoid touching, scratching, picking, or peeling the healing skin to prevent pigment loss and infection
- Stay: Stay away from sun exposure, sweating, swimming, and saunas for at least 10 days during healing
- Follow: Follow all aftercare instructions provided by the technician for optimal pigment retention and healing
Results, who it suits, and who it is not for
- Average DurationMost people enjoy defined brows for 1 to 2.5 years before significant fading occurs.
- Touch-upsTo maintain color and shape, touch-ups are recommended every 12 to 18 months.
- Skin Type ImpactOily skin may cause faster fading, requiring more frequent touch-ups, while dry skin retains pigment longer.
- Longevity FactorsSun exposure, skincare products, and lifestyle habits affect pigment retention and brow longevity
