Microblading is a type of permanent makeup that can help give you the appearance of fuller, more defined eyebrows. The treatment involves using a fine blade to deposit pigment into the skin in very small, hair-like strokes. This can give the brows a more natural look than other types of permanent makeup, such as block brows or powder brows.

Microblading permanent is often done by a certified esthetician or tattoo artist. The treatment usually takes about two hours and lasts for one to three years, depending on your skin type and how well you take care of your brows. After the initial treatment, you will likely need to have touch-ups every six to twelve months to keep your brows looking their best.

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    The Different Types of Microblading

There are many different types of microblading and each has its own unique benefits. The most popular type of microblading is the 3D eyebrow tattoo. This type of tattoo gives the illusion of thicker, fuller eyebrows. It can also be used to create a more natural-looking eyebrow.

Another popular type of microblading is the 6D eyebrow tattoo. This type of tattoo gives the illusion of even fuller and thicker eyebrows. It can also be used to create a more defined eyebrow shape.

 What to Expect During and After a Microblading Treatment?

Microblading is a form of tattooing in which pigment is manually inserted into the skin using a fine blade. The result is a semi-permanent, natural-looking brow that can last anywhere from one to three years.

The microblading treatment process itself is relatively quick and easy, taking only about 30 minutes to complete. Once the strokes are made, the pigment will be applied to the area and left to set for a few minutes. Once it’s been sufficient time, your technician will wipe away the excess ink and apply a soothing ointment to help with healing.