The advantages Due to the gentle pigmentation of the skin, microblading is smudge-proof and waterproof. This means for all athletes: Even under extreme conditions, the eyebrows remain perfectly shaped. Microblading is also a great alternative for anyone who wants to save time in the bathroom in the morning and wants one less make-up step. The result is also natural, as the...
Microblading is a semi-permanent technique. The pigments are designed to fade naturally over time. In contrast to conventional tattoos, no blue or red tones are left behind. The speed at which the pigments are broken down is influenced by several factors, such as skin type, iron deficiency, lifestyle, pigment color (lighter colors...
Does microblading hurt? Since the individual perception of pain varies from person to person, no information can be given about the exact level of pain. Many of my customers describe their feeling during the treatment as a slight burning sensation, which is unpleasant but quite bearable in anticipation of the finished result.
In contrast to tattoos or permanent make-up, microblading is done manually, i.e. without a machine. This means that, unlike a tattoo or a PMU, the pigment is not incorporated into the dermis, but rather into the upper layer of skin (epidermis). Here it is possible to blade the finest, razor-sharp hairs, which appear blurry when incorporated into the dermis...
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Redness and slight swelling may occur during and for a short time after treatment, but this will subside within a few hours. In addition, symptoms such as feelings of tension and/or itching can occur during the active healing phase.
