Eyebrow microblading is a specialised cosmetic procedure designed to restore definition, structure, and volume to thinning or uneven eyebrows. Using a hand-held tool with extremely fine points, the artist creates delicate incisions on the skin’s upper layer. Into these tiny channels, pigment is carefully deposited, giving the illusion of fuller brows through individually crafted strokes that align with your natural hair pattern.

This treatment rebuilds symmetry, restores shape, and enhances the structure of your eyebrows with a tailored approach. Every brow is mapped to suit your face, and the pigment is chosen to match your natural tone, not overpower it.

Though considered semi-permanent, results are long-lasting with minimal upkeep. A follow-up every 12 to 18 months keeps your brows defined and balanced, adjusting gracefully with your changing skin and features.

Eyebrow microblading is a detailed cosmetic technique performed by a trained professional. It begins with the use of a fine, handheld tool that contains multiple tiny needles. This tool is used to create small, precise incisions on the surface of the skin, carefully mimicking the shape and direction of natural eyebrow hairs.

Once the incisions are made, pigment is gently implanted into the skin, following the mapped pattern of your existing brows. Each stroke is thoughtfully placed to align with the natural flow of your brow hair, resulting in a design that looks soft, full, and realistic.

Because the pigment is placed in the upper layers of the skin, the results are semi-permanent and may gradually fade over time. To maintain the color and definition, touch-up sessions are usually recommended once every year or as needed.