Microblading is done by using a needle to deposit pigment into the skin's epidermis, filling in your brows and allowing your artist to alter their shape as well. The effect lasts six to 10 months. "The process is performed by creating defined, hair-like strokes in the brow," international brow stylist Melanie Marris told Byrdie.
The outlet reports that this technique is a great option for those with thin, sparse brows. The meticulous process, which involves delicately using a hand tool to carefully implement individual hair strokes, looks remarkably like real eyebrow hair patterns when finished, and is ideal for those who want a more natural look. Monolith Tattoo Studio also recommends microblading for those with fair skin and fair hair.
However, InStyle says that those with oily skin may be less suitable for the procedure and may have to spend more money on frequent touch ups, as the pigment will fade faster.
