If you are looking for aesthetic procedures to do on your eyebrows, come here to learn about the microblanding technique
In general, every woman’s dream and fantasy is to have well-shaped and defined eyebrows. Basically, we care so much about our eyebrows, precisely because they can give us that lift that we women want. That’s why we came to introduce you to the microblanding technique.
Above all, microblanding is a new technique that promises to leave your eyebrows looking very natural. Generally speaking, this technique is a permanent makeup procedure. In fact, it is also known as drawing, eyebrow embroidery, engraving, hand tool, tebori or feathering.
It is worth highlighting that microblanding is an ancient Japanese technique, unlike micropigmentation with a dermographer. In fact, one difference between microblanding and other techniques is the fact that it involves manual placement of pigments under the upper layer of the epidermis or above the dermis.
If you are unhappy with the shape, volume, or definition of your eyebrows, this technique may be interesting for you. Because it can leave your eyebrows looking natural, regardless of the amount of hair. Finally, come and learn a little more about this new technique.
Microblanding
Above all, microblanding promises to shape your eyebrows, hide imperfections or improve the shape of your eyebrows. Above all, this technique is done with a support pen with a special blade and micro needles. In fact, it is known as a Tebori pen.
Basically, this blade will print fine hair movements on your skin. They even imitate natural hairs, which give the impression of real eyebrows. In other words, this pen produces pigmentation in the form of threads, which is why they look so natural.
In general, this technique is very similar to the tattoos we do. However, it is not as deep as tattooing and is also a more superficial process. In fact, because of this, microblanding has lower risks of turning gray or greenish.
In fact, a super positive point of this technique is the fact that it is almost painless. In fact, from 0 to 10, we can say that the pain of this technique is 3. In other words, it tickles. Above all, it is worth highlighting that it is normal for the skin to be red after the procedure. After all, it’s a tattoo on your eyebrows, right?
How is it done?
- First, the eyebrows will be cleaned and sterilized;
- Then, the technique will create an ideal shape for your face with a pencil;
- After the shape is produced, the technician will begin using the “tebori” pen, to then deposit the pigment into the epidermis;
- And ready. But, calm down. Before you leave, remember to ask your technician about the proper care to take with your new eyebrows.
Who can do microblading?
In general, only diabetics cannot undergo this procedure. Other than these people, there are no restrictions on microblading. And no minimum age. However, before starting the technique, we recommend that you carry out a preliminary assessment to see if there is a risk of an allergic reaction.
Who is it suitable for?
- Women with sparse eyebrows;
- Women with scars on their eyebrows;
- Failed eyebrows or those that have stopped growing;
- Asymmetrical eyebrows;
- For those who hate painting and drawing their eyebrows every month;
- Recommended for women who want to have a more beautiful and complete shape in their eyebrows;
- For women who want to have thicker, fuller and more lustrous eyebrows.
How long does the technique last?
Firstly, to carry out this procedure, it is normal for the eyebrow designer or technician to spend around an hour and a half, more or less. Above all, this eyebrow tattoo, as you can imagine, lasts a little longer.
However, because the pigment settles between the first and second layers of the skin, the durability may be a little shorter. In fact, it can vary from six months to a year and a half, more or less. In fact, durability will depend on each client, their skin and subsequent care.
So much so that there are microblading treatments that last from one to two years. However, in any case, it will be necessary to do a touch-up after a while. Because the pigment decreases and consequently, the color of the eyebrows becomes weaker.
What precautions do you need to take with Microblading?
- Avoid sunbathing in the first few months;
- Do not wet the area for about 72 hours;
- Apply ointments that stimulate skin healing and regeneration, three times a day for 15 days;
- Do not remove the cones from the area. Just like a tattoo, it will create scabs and the skin will also become more fragile.
How much does Microblading cost?
Prices vary between R$450 and R$580, but can reach R$620, according to the makeup artist.”
Basically, this technique can range from R$450.00 to R$580.00. However, it can cost up to R$620.00. Above all, before paying extremely low amounts, we recommend that you look for qualified professionals who really understand the technique.
Well, microblading is very similar to the tattoo process. In other words, it will no longer leave your face.
Microblading X micropigmentation X dermopigmentation
Microblading
Firstly, as we have already said, microblanding is a technique performed using the Tebori device, a manual inductor similar to a pen. In fact, it is much more aggressive for the skin. Because it can reach a deeper layer of the skin. And it’s worth highlighting that the deeper the line, the longer the eyebrow lasts.
Micropigmentation
Above all, many experts say that micropigmentation is the best technique for those who want to have perfect, natural eyebrows. One difference between them is the fact that it is done with the dermograph device. Basically, this device allows you to do hair by hair, following the ideal shape of the eyebrow.
However, it may last less than microblading. Well, it lasts from six months to a year. While touch-up can be done a month later.
Dermopigmentation
In general, dermopigmentation is very similar to micropigmentation. However, it is deeper. Above all, they both use the same device, and both are detail-oriented. However, it is currently trivialized.
Anyway, what did you think of our article about microblanding? Did you understand everything?
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Sources: Gazeta do Povo, Janeisa Tomás, Marie Claire Magazine
Featured image: Bárbara Pontes
