You have to remember, this technique is basically a cut. It’s a trauma. Like all other techniques it needs a touch up and annual re-touches. Now imagine if you cut your skin 1-2-3 times in the same spot what is going to happen? Right! A scar. The more re touches you do the more scar tissue you create.

If the cut is done on improper depth - the pigment is going to blur with time. It’s just really hard to control the depth with a blade. And believe me when I say - in majority of the cases of my potential clients brows look really patchy and turned bluish, reddish or black.

This technique came to us from Asia and the truth is that their skin is 2-3 times thicker than the skin of European or American people. In a 100% of people who got microblading done 90% weren’t good candidates for this technique. Sadly.

What is the powder brows technique?

It’s a technique done with machine and tiny needle that leaves little dots with pigment. It doesn’t go too deep and when healed creates a little shadow look (like you put a brow powder on your brows).

It’s less trauma. And the most important thing in my opinion - more predictable results with time.

Thanks to the effect, the technique is visually suitable for everyone. It does not matter the age and type of skin. Even for women aged 45+ with oily skin type this technique will be great.

Since the pigment is injected in the form of dots, the total area of ​​skin injury is significantly reduced. During the procedure, pain is minimal, and after it the skin heals faster and without negative consequences.

This is why I don’t work in microblading technique. It will never look good long term. Never!