Microblading

Microblading, also known as eyebrow embroidery, 3D brows, or feather stroke brows, is a form of cosmetic tattooing or 'permanent' makeup performed manually giving the artist more control over how fine and natural the strokes or 'hairs' will look.  ​ The technique is performed using a hand held tool comprising of a tiny blade composed of very fine needles which deposit pigment into the surface layer of the skin in order to create natural-looking hair-like strokes. The procedure is done manually using sterile and disposable tools and specially formulated pigments are used to match the natural eyebrow colour.  Microblading is intended to fill in patchy brows to create more fullness and definition or to create eyebrows entirely in the case of complete hair loss. The result achieved is very subtle giving the overall facial appearance a whole new dimension.  Hyper-realistic hair strokes are drawn on individually and artistically following the natural hair growth direction using a superfine PhiBrows single-use sterile blade hand-tool. Any discomfort felt is interpreted differently from person to person but is temporary and intermittent.   ​ The pigment is implanted into the strokes, precisely filling each of the individually drawn hairs to give long lasting results. Your new natural and hyper-realistic brows are revealed. A soothing ointment is applied and given to you along with full aftercare directions. The full treatment is a two-part process. A retouch is essential 4-8 weeks following your first treatment.