Microblading aftercare basic tips: Within the first 7-10 days of microblading be sure to keep the area clean, which can get a little tricky especially when you are not supposed to get the treated area wet. One suggestion would be to use the make-up eraser ( I like the super tiny travel ones) cool water, wring out make-up eraser so it's moist, use the gentle side (it has an exfoliating side) and gently pat or dab the area clean. If you need a cleanser, use the tiniest amount

This would be a great reference for a character and/or period make-up look, but not a good look for today. Are you one of those people who over-plucked your eyebrows and they never grew back? Then microblading along with microshading might be the perfect solution for you. Combining microblading and shading can help fill-in the brow shape and size, leaving you with a fuller, softer eyebrow that will frame your face and help balance out with your eyes. Taking into account y

When it comes to make-up, usually people first think about the eyes. The eyes are generally the most expressive part of the face. Let's take a look at why...You have the eyebrows, eyelids, eyelashes. The most amount of small features across your face that are all part of the eyes. Your eyebrows frame your face, next to your hair style. There is so much expression connected with your eyebrows, the shape, color, amount of brow hair, how they move when you move your forehead

These little tubes of brow / hair color go on easily, quick-drying so they don't rub or smear. They are water and sweat resistant (can last up to 72 hours on the skin). They adhere to skin and hair, which is perfect for those with thinning or no brow hair. I use these with microblading and shading clients to help determine the color, style and shape before committing to microblading and shading their eyebrows. I also encourage clients to try it out for themselves to experi