Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Microblading - New Set.

Results vary with skin type and care, generally lasting 12–18 months. Oily skin may fade sooner. We recommend a color-retouch at 6–8 weeks after the initial session, and periodic maintenance every 12–18 months to preserve pigment and shape.

Most clients report mild pressure or scratching sensations; we apply topical numbing to minimize discomfort. Afterward you may experience light redness or tenderness for a few days. Pain is generally manageable and brief—comparable to waxing or plucking.

Avoid blood-thinning medications, alcohol, caffeine, and intense sun exposure for 24–48 hours prior. Refrain from chemical peels, retinoids, or Botox two weeks before. Arrive with clean skin and no brow tinting to ensure accurate color matching and optimal results.

Follow a 7–14 day aftercare routine: keep brows dry, avoid swimming and heavy sweating, gently cleanse with recommended solution, apply ointment as directed, and skip makeup or exfoliating products. Proper care ensures even pigment retention and reduces infection risk.

Ideal candidates have sparse, thin, or uneven brows seeking semi-permanent enhancement. Not suitable for active skin infections, certain autoimmune conditions, pregnancy, or recent chemical peels. We offer consultations to assess skin type, medical history, and suitability.

Yes—experienced artists can camouflage or reshape uneven microblading using color correction and careful layering, often after a consultation. Severe cases may need removal or lightening first. We evaluate pigment depth, color, and skin health before recommending a corrective plan.