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Obtaining perfect eyebrows represents for so many huge fatigue but there is a way to have a sensational result without poding or pencil or at least pigment (even for the most difficult eyebrows).

The answer? The "microblading", or semi-permanent eyebrows.

What is microblading?

It is essentially a type of tattoo - the pigment is tattooed below the skin activated a portable manual instrument and not by means of a machine. In reality it is not so frightening as it seems even if the pain varies from individual to individual. Many use an anesthetic cream for their customers. Treatment usually takes about two hours.

How does microblading work?

Usually the artist draws directly on the eyebrows to complete their shape and their size on the face, then chooses the colors, applies the first traits, then the anesthetic and works the pigment on each point. Later, a pigment mask is absorbed by the skin with a layer of final medical silicone applied after carefully cleaned the area.

What happens after microblading?

The microblading turns into microfeathering or the finer touch, lighter, to improve the result while microshading gives eyebrows a "rigged" appearance. Convalescence is an important part in the process of microblading, moisture must be avoided for a week and treat tattoo as if an open wound during the healing period.

How much does microblading cost and how long?

Irisultati can last up to three years, which justifies the high price of the initial treatment for many per 900 dollars. The eyebrows can initially have a dark and pigmented appearance but the intensity gradually fades a little time to find a more natural appearance. There are less expensive adjustments but since it is a tattooing tapology, do it with an inexperienced person you could mention in a disaster.

Microblading affects hair growth?

One of the most common questions that women put on microblading is whether or not it affects hair growth. The answer is no, the microblading does not prevent or brake their natural regrowth capacity.

Are there any contraindications for microblading?

A retouch may be necessary but in general it is not too expensive. You can have allergic reactions but even if they are rare, you always have to ask your beautician what are the pigments you use and what your precautions are. Among the pre-existing conditions that can interfere with the microblading we find pregnancy, breastfeeding, diabetes or other serious diseases, the recent botox treatment, solar sunburn and chemical peeling.