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Microblading in Birmingham, MI is a semi-permanent eyebrow procedure that uses a fine blade to deposit pigment in ultra-fine, hair-like strokes, filling sparse or uneven brows. Our technicians map each brow, apply a topical anesthetic and match pigment to hair and skin tone, with results lasting up to two years. Pair it with brow tinting or eyelash extensions, or book an appointment.
Microblading is a semi-permanent way to fill in and reshape your eyebrows. Our specialist places ultra-fine lines of pigment that look just like individual hair strands. The pigment sits just below the epidermis, so the work is shallower than a traditional eyebrow tattoo. That also makes it less painful. We match the pigment to your hair color and skin tone for a natural look. Results can last up to two years or longer.
Well-shaped brows frame the eyes and balance the face. Many clients pair microblading with eyelash and eyebrow tinting or eyelash extensions for a complete look. Some also add Botox for a subtle brow lift.
Avoid threading, tweezing or plucking your brows for several days before your visit. This lets your technician see your natural brow lines.
The procedure takes about one hour, depending on how many strokes you need. Brows look darker at first and soften as the skin heals.
Microblading is a semi-permanent way to fill in and reshape your eyebrows. Our specialist places ultra-fine lines of pigment that look just like individual hair strands. The pigment sits just below the epidermis, so the work is shallower than a traditional eyebrow tattoo. That also makes it less painful. We match the pigment to your hair color and skin tone for a natural look. Results can last up to two years or longer.
Well-shaped brows frame the eyes and balance the face. Many clients pair microblading with eyelash and eyebrow tinting or eyelash extensions for a complete look. Some also add Botox for a subtle brow lift.
Avoid threading, tweezing or plucking your brows for several days before your visit. This lets your technician see your natural brow lines.
The procedure takes about one hour, depending on how many strokes you need. Brows look darker at first and soften as the skin heals.
Microblading suits adults with thin, sparse, over-plucked or uneven brows. It may not suit people who are pregnant, prone to keloid scars, or have an active skin condition on the brow area. Our experienced team reviews your health history at your consultation.
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Both locations are open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Explore all of our med spa services, ask about financing through Cherry or CareCredit, or book your microblading appointment online.
How long does microblading last?
Microblading is semi-permanent. Results can last up to two years or longer. Sun exposure, oily skin and some skin care products can fade the pigment sooner. A periodic touch-up keeps your brow color and shape fresh.
Does microblading hurt?
Most clients feel only mild discomfort. We apply a topical anesthetic before we start. Microblading works in a shallower layer of skin than a traditional eyebrow tattoo, so it is less painful. Many people describe the feeling as light scratching.
How long does a microblading appointment take?
The procedure takes about one hour, depending on how many strokes you need. Brow mapping and numbing are part of the visit. Plan a little extra time for your consultation so we can agree on the shape and pigment color.
Is there downtime after microblading?
There is no real downtime, and most clients return to normal activities the same day. Brows look darker for the first several days, then soften as the skin heals. Avoid picking at flaking skin and follow the aftercare steps your specialist gives you.
What is the difference between microblading and a brow tattoo?
Microblading uses fine blades to create hair-like strokes just below the epidermis. A traditional brow tattoo places ink deeper in the skin and often looks solid. Microblading is less painful, looks more natural and fades gradually instead of staying permanent.
