Brows · Semi-Permanent Makeup
Microblading, drawn by hand.
Microblading is a semi-permanent brow tattoo where a fine, hand-held blade deposits pigment in thin, feather-like strokes that mimic real brow hair. It's the go-to for anyone who wants natural, full brows without a single stroke of pencil every morning.
THE EXPERIENCE
What your appointment looks like
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Consultation & Mapping
Numbing
We study your face shape and draw your custom brow outline before anything touches your skin.
A topical numbing cream keeps the whole session comfortable from start to finish.
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Hand-Drawn Strokes
Fine, hair-like strokes are placed one at a time, matched to your natural growth pattern.
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Heal & Touch-Up
Brows soften as they heal over 4–6 weeks, then a touch-up perfects color and shape.
WHAT IT IS
Hair-stroke artistry, not a tattoo gun
Unlike a traditional tattoo machine, microblading uses a handheld tool tipped with tiny needles arranged in a row. Your artist draws each stroke individually, following the natural direction and pattern of your existing brow hair.
Because the strokes sit closer to the skin's surface than a traditional tattoo, they heal crisp and fine — which is exactly what gives microblading its signature "is that real?" look.
01 Best for naturally sparse, thin, or over-plucked brows that need a fuller shape.
02 Results look most natural on normal-to-dry skin — strokes stay crisper and heal finer.
03 A touch-up appointment 4–6 weeks after your first session locks in shape and color.
04 Semi-permanent pigment fades gradually over 1–2 years as skin naturally renews.
BROWS 101
Microblading vs. Ombré Brows
Both are semi-permanent brow techniques, but they create very different textures. Here's how to tell them apart.
