Microblading is a popular cosmetic treatment that can give you a perfectly shaped eyebrow without having to get a permanent tattoo. You need to learn more about microblading in order to be confident.

Microblading refers to the use of thin, blade-like tools to make tiny incisions on the skin and then deposit pigment. This procedure is not as deep as permanent tattoos and is therefore substantially different. Check over here various microblading work done by the professional salon artist.

Semi-permanent procedure

Microblading is the same as tattooing, but it's different due to the depth of pigment that is applied to the skin. The permanent or traditional tattoo is deeper and lasts longer. 

Microblading, on the other hand, uses degradable ink that can last up to three years depending on how you live and what your skin type is. This is a great option for people who like to alter the appearance of their eyebrows frequently.

Results can vary depending on skin type

Different skin types can get different results from microblading. Because it retains the pigment longer, microblading works well on dry skin. 

People with oily skin can be at risk for pigment hydration or rejection. Although it works well on oily skin, it may take some time for the treatment to fully heal and the strokes might not be as crisp.

Pain and discomfort

It is a semi-permanent tattoo that you will see on your face. You can expect some mild discomfort and pain. To ease the pain, most artists use topical numbing lotions. Some people may experience slight swelling and reddening. 

This is normal. If you feel any redness, swelling, discomfort, or pain, it's important to see a doctor as soon as possible. Semi-permanent tattooing is not for everyone.