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What are Microblading Eyebrows?
While “microblading” may seem elaborate, the procedure is straightforward. It’s a semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing technique designed to enhance the fullness of your eyebrows.
Distinct from conventional cosmetic tattooing, microblading offers a semi-permanent, significantly less invasive solution.
With a skilled practitioner like Mimi at Sydney Microblading, located in the Lower North Shore, clients can choose their desired eyebrow shape, a natural enhancement, or a statement-making bold brow.
Achieving a stunning new look can be a comfortable and swift experience!
Why Microblading?
There are a few reasons one might consider this style of eyebrow tattoo.
First, if you do not like your eyebrows or are tired of the same old look, microblading can give you a chance to revamp your eyebrows into something you will love. If you get bored or afraid of commitment, this can still be a good revamp option, as it is semi-permanent and will fade over time.
Second, they are a significant time saver. How much time do you spend doing your eyebrows daily? They can be one of the longer things to do in the morning, and with this semi-permanent cosmetic tattoo style, you can eliminate that as the process is already done. Sit for a few sessions (1 or 2), and you will not have to spend all that brushing and applying makeup to your eyebrows each morning.
Finally, if you suffer from hair loss or your eyebrows are lighter and rigid, microblading could be the solution for you. If your eyebrows grow back or become darker, this semi-permanent procedure will fade, but it can give you the eyebrows you want.
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The Procedure Of Microblading Eyebrows
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Step One:
After you decide to get it done, the first step will be going in for a consultation with Mimi. This may be right before you get the microblading eyebrows done or on a separate day. During this consultation, you will discuss what you are looking for, and the artist may even draw examples of what it could look like on your face. This step is crucial to ensure you get precisely what you seek.
Step Two:
When it is time for the procedure to begin, Mimi will spend some time cleaning up the area. She will do some threading to eliminate rouge hairs and clean off the surface.
Step Three:
She will numb your eyebrows (only if necessary) and the area around your eyebrows with a topical numbing cream. Though microblading is minimally invasive, numbing the area will minimize any pain or discomfort you may experience. After she applies the numbing cream, there will be a waiting period while it begins to take effect. During this period, Mimi takes measurements and finishes planning what she will do.
Step Four:
This is when the actual needling will begin. Mimi will take a needle and make hair-sized superficial lines into your skin where the ink/pigment will go. Besides the waiting period for the numbing, this is the longest part of the microblading process. Remember that she has to create a small line for each hair.
Step Five:
Once the needling is done, she will apply a final layer of pigment all over the brows and let it sit there for several minutes. When this is done, Mimi will wipe off the pigment, clean the area, and you will have new, beautiful brows!
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Retouching of Microblading Eyebrows
You will want to go in for retouching your eyebrows for two reasons.
First, after microblading, the artist will often have you come into a second session a month or two later. Here she can make the colour darker if you would like or adjust some areas that may need more hairs or have gone over a second time.
Second, you may go in for retouching after the microblading has begun to fade, as it is only semi-permanent. If you like the brows, you can have them done precisely the same, or you can change them slightly. To keep the microblade look and ease, you must come in for retouches over time because it is only semi-permanent.