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Permanent Makeup Microblading

Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure that uses a manual hand-held tool to create hair-like strokes on the brow area, giving you natural-looking and defined eyebrows. With the expertise of skilled technicians, this technique allows for precise customization, taking into account your facial features, skin tone, and personal preferences.

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Microblading Eyebrows

Professional Microblading services provide an opportunity to enhance your natural beauty, achieve symmetry, and regain confidence in your appearance. Whether you desire fuller, bolder brows or simply want to enhance your existing shape, this innovative technique can transform your face and save you time and effort in your daily beauty routine.

The process begins with a consultation, where a Victoria Natual Lines trained specialist will analyze your face shape, discuss your desired brow shape, and explain the procedure in detail. Using high-quality pigments and sterile tools, they will then meticulously etch individual strokes into the skin, replicating the appearance of natural eyebrow hairs. The procedure is minimally invasive, and the discomfort is typically minimal.

Microblading + Shading

Also called “microblading fusion”, these two combined techniques use individual strokes from microblading combined with a layer of ombre shading to create a fuller look. Shading uses machine permanent makeup with a very fine needle to create soft natural shading on top of the microblading. This option is an excellent choice for those who don’t want to add pencil/powder makeup.

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Microblading & Permanent Makeup FAQ

What preparations should I take before my microblading appointment?

No excessive alcohol consumption the night before.
If you take blood thinner medication , check with your doctor first if it is possible to stop for a week to avoid excessive bleeding.
Do not use products that contain retinol or hyaluronic acid for at least two weeks before the procedure as they make the skin thinner and less likely to retain color.
Do not wax the eyebrow area a week before the procedure.
If you are under treatment for Accutane, it is not possible to have any tattoo procedure until you stop the treatment for a while.

Is microblading painful?

Although most clients can tolerate the procedure with minimal anesthetic, there is some discomfort during the procedure similar to the sensation of a scratchy feeling. For those with lower pain tolerance, additional topical anesthetic will be applied before and during the procedure.

What is the healing process?

Microblading is not particularly invasive and the healing process is generally quick and easy. Proper aftercare instructions will also be given for at home-care.

The stages of healing in microblading start in the first 3 days when the intensity of the colour will be at its peak. This happens because the colour/pigment that stays on the epidermal area makes the brows look darker, as if you had applied a pencil to them.

After 4 to 7 days the outer layer of the skin/epidermal layer will start to peel. At this time the pigment will look lighter than the initial colour due to the colour that is underneath the skin layer. During this stage, skin continues to complete its regeneration phase.

In week 5 to 6 the skin cell regeneration is complete and the colour/pigment finally reveals its true colour. This is the ideal time for a touch up appointment.

How long will microblading last?

Microblading is a superficial procedure, as compared to a traditional tattoo. Therefore it will start to fade after about two years. Although there are still pigment visible, the overall shape may not look as appealing after 18 months have passed. A booster touch up is recommended to maintain the colour intensity and the crisp lines of the individual hair strokes.

Clients with oily skin may require more frequent touch ups. Clients with psoriasis, or eczema around the eyebrows may not be good candidates for microblading and may benefit from the ombre tecnique.

Shading on top of microblading will add more longevity for colour retention.

How long does the procedure take?

The procedure generally takes 2 – 2 1/2 hours and involves: Consultation, shaping and measuring, applying anesthetic, implanting pigment and creating detailed strokes that look as natural as possible.

Shading on top of microblading will add approximately one extra hour to the procedure.

How can I maintain better colour retention?

Avoid direct sun exposure and always apply sunscreen. For those with darker eyebrows, sun exposure may cause colour shifting that can make the pigment darker.

If you apply lotion such as retinol as part of your daily routine skin care, it may fade the eyebrows as it is an exfoliation lotion, in this case, avoid the eyebrows.

Shading on top of microblading will add more longevity for colour retention.

Is there any way to prevent fading?

Nothing can avoid the process of fading. As we are dealing with living skin cells, nothing is permanent. Although it is called permanent make-up, it is actually more semi-permanent. Our immune system constantly breaks down the pigment particles into smaller particles , the remnants of which are eventually digested by our macrophage system. If a client chooses not to come back for a touchup, eventually there will be no colour/pigment left.

As noted above, you can steps to prolong the look of your new eyebrows and can always come back for a touchup.

Can Microblading be done on oily skin types?

Clients with excessively oily skin may not be a good candidates for microblading. The procedure can still be done but may require more frequent booster touch-ups. Adding a combination with shading that will add more pigment to the skin will result in better colour retention.

We can advise you more accurately at the time of consultation.

Is it possible to have microblading/permanent makeup removed ?

Yes, it is possible. However, it may take 2 to 6 sessions for removal, depending on the size, colour, and the age of the tattoo.

Laser tattoo removal works by using energy with various wavelengths to break down pigment particles into smaller remnants, allowing our immune system to more easily remove them.

Laser tattoo removal work best with blue, dark grey or orange pigments.

Another procedure that utilizes Glycolic Acid to bind with the pigment under the epidermis, breaking down the particles and lifting old pigment out of the skin.

Glycolic Acid (also known as the PhiRemoval Technique, can be used to remove any color.

Both laser tattoo removal and PhiRemoval procedures may need more than one session. We can advise you during a consultation as to which procedure is right for you.

What type of permanent makeup pigment does Victoria Natural Lines use?

At Victoria Natural Lines we use only the finest pigments on our clients, including pigments from PhiBrows, SwissColor, Permablend and others.

We have done extensive testing and research over a span of years to ensure that the pigments we use do not turn orange or blue over time.

Because we understand how important your face is, we spare no expense and stock a wide range of the highest quality pigments so that we can provide the best possible option for any skin type and any color requirement.

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