Microblading: The Procedure And Its Benefits

Posted by vuubeauty school on June 19th, 2017

Eyebrows are arguably the most important facial feature that remarkably magnify one’s personality on the whole.

However, the truth is that not every person has the perfect pair of eyebrows. As a matter of fact, eyebrows are not created equally. Some may demand little effort to look flawless whilst others require the help of a genius just to get by.

If you're not satisfied with the ones you have, there are so many ways to update them, including brow gel, pencils, and even tattooing. However, a more natural way that is making rounds nowadays is known as Microblading. You can transform your eyebrows into the closest thing to naturally perfect as possible.

How Microblading Is Done?

A construction of a microblade tool is analogous with an exacto knife, the only difference being that instead of one big blade there is a series of micro needles present. The microblade is submerged into a selected color of pigment and subsequently employed to make a fine cut or a microstroke in the skin.

This entire procedure leads to implantation of the pigment into the skin also known as micropigmentation. By using this technique properly, one can have a beautiful and perfectly natural looking eyebrows for life.


Microblading: Its Benefits

Microblading will benefit anyone who is experiencing hair loss or a lack of hair growth in the brows. The crisp, natural looking microbladed eyebrows seems so real that it is very difficult to tell that you’ve even had a procedure done.

Microblading is a technique where pigment gets implanted into the first 3 layers of the skin. Clients enjoy physical activity without the worry of losing the look of their eyebrows.

During the microblading session (not more than 2 hours), the expert puts a strong numbing cream around the concerned area. This cream makes the whole process pain-free (almost). The only feeling you may feel is a carving sensation as the pigment is implanted into skin.

This technique is very safe and long lasting if done by the hands of a professional microblading artist. It is minimally invasive with little down time.

In order to learn this technical procedure, one can get admitted in a microblading course (catered by a licensed cosmetologist) that lets you work on real clients (under the supervision of instructors). It will help you gain practical experience. There are loads of microblading training courses available online today, that give the required technical exposure to become well-versed with the procedure.

Author’s Bio: Author is an online blogger. The article is on microblading.