Achieving naturally defined brows is a key concern for many beauty-conscious women. If makeup skills are lacking or daily morning brow application feels tedious, microblading might be an excellent solution. As a widely popular cosmetic procedure, what does the microblading process entail?
1. Eyebrow Shape Selection: Generally, straight brows suit long faces, angled brows complement square faces, arched brows flatter round faces, and curved brows enhance oval faces. After selecting the shape, the technician will outline the ideal form with a pencil, seeking your approval.
2. Local Disinfection: Before the procedure, the skin is routinely disinfected with alcohol swabs, taking care not to smudge the pre-drawn eyebrow shape.
4. Tattooing: Eyebrow embroidery uses a 12- or 16-blade needle set at a 45-degree angle to deposit a larger amount of pigment into the skin in a single pass, similar to embroidery. The procedure time is relatively short. The 45-degree angle minimizes discomfort.The 45-degree angle limits needle penetration to approximately 0.2-0.3 cm beneath the skin, minimizing trauma. Pigments do not mix with subcutaneous melanin, preventing color fading.