Kelly Lane

What Is A Microblading Touch Up? A microblading touch up is a follow up procedure done weeks, months or even years after an initial microblading session. The purpose is to refresh faded strokes and restore microbladed brows to their original shape, fullness and color. Over time, microbladed pigment will gradually fade due to natural skin … Read more

What Are Keloids? Keloids are raised, irregular scars that extend beyond the site of an injury. They are composed of excessive amounts of collagen – the protein that helps heal wounds – deposited in an disorganized fashion. Keloids tend to become symptomatic and dysfunctional, itching and restricting movement. They most often affect earlobes, shoulders, upper … Read more

Microblading is a semi-permanent tattooing technique that implants pigment into the dermal layer of the skin to create the illusion of fuller brows. During the procedure, a tool with fine blade-like needles deposits pigment into the skin in the shape of hair strokes. The pigment settles around tissue and capillaries, resulting in natural-looking brow hairs … Read more

Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic enhancement procedure that implants pigment into the dermal layer of the skin with tiny razor-like blades to create the illusion of fuller brows. During the procedure, a tool with mini blade inserts deposits pigment below the skin’s surface in hair-like strokes that resemble individual hairs. As the skin heals, the … Read more

Microblading, also known as eyebrow embroidery, is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure that implants pigment into the skin’s dermis layer to simulate the look of natural brow hairs and strokes. During the procedure, a tattooing tool with fine needles inserts pigment below the skin’s surface in hair-like strokes. The cosmetic pigment settles around skin tissue and … Read more

When performed correctly by an experienced and meticulous technician, microblading very rarely causes scarring. The technique involves depositing pigment into the upper layer of the dermis which typically heals cleanly without scarring. However, in some cases when proper procedure is not followed, when the artist goes too deep or makes cuts that are too large, … Read more

The short answer is yes, it hurts. But it’s worth it if you want natural-looking perfect brows every day. While microblading does involve inserting small blades into the skin, most clients report the discomfort levels are manageable and less intense than a traditional tattoo. The sensation during microblading feels similar to lightly scraping or pinching … Read more

For optimal results, most microblading experts recommend avoiding all tanning – whether from sun exposure or tanning bed use – for at least 4 to 6 full weeks after your microblading procedure. During this critical healing period, fresh pigment is still bonding, migrating and stabilizing in your skin. UV exposure from the sun or tanning … Read more

Many clients report freshly microbladed eyebrows appearing thicker or heavier than desired immediately after the procedure. This is actually very common and in most cases, brows will lighten, thin out and spread pigment more evenly as the skin heals over the next 2 to 4 weeks. Several factors contribute to thick brows right after microblading, … Read more

Washing your hair after microblading requires some modifications to your usual routine to avoid wetting your freshly tattooed brows. Direct water contact and hair product runoff in the initial days and weeks after your procedure can cause problems like premature brow fading, infection risks and uneven pigment retention. While getting clean hair is still important … Read more