Microblading Course Overview

(Semi-Permanent Make up for the Eyebrows)

Microblading is an advanced ‘brow embroidery’ technique whereby a superfine row of needles is used to create thin, hair like marks on the skin, which last up to 18 months.

Microblading is currently the fastest growing segment of the cosmetic tattooing industry. It is a semi-permanent eyebrow procedure originated in Asia, and is also known as eyebrow embroidery. The technique of implanting pigments into the dermis dates back thousands of years; however, the trend towards using fine stroke techniques only emerged in recent years.

Microblading is a way of implanting pigment under the skin using a specially designed tiny blade, which leaves thin realistic hair strokes for the most natural finish. It is a fantastic treatment for anyone looking to improve or enhance the appearance of their eyebrows and gives a beautiful natural looking 3d effect to the brows. With this method you can create almost any look, from a very natural light finish or a beautifully bold brow. Sparse or missing brows can be completely restored.

Microblading is carried out using a specialist hand tool which holds disposable microblades. When using the hand held microblade, the colour pigment is deposited closer to the surface than when a machine is used leaving very fine and crisp hair strokes with no spilling under the skin. Tiny precision hair strokes are created by hand, mimicking the natural direction and length of your brows.

It is ideal for creating a very full and realistic looking brow, for filling in gaps or for a total eyebrow design, and is becoming an increasingly popular method in permanent makeup.