Microblading can give the appearance of fuller, natural brows with semi-permanent pigment strokes. This article covers the step-by-step procedure, healing timeline, and how to make results last longer.

Procedure Overview

After mapping your ideal brow shape, a trained artist uses microblading tools to deposit pigment in hair-like strokes across the brow.

Healing Stages

  • Days 1–3: Slight redness and pigment appears darker.
  • Days 4–14: Light flaking — pigment softens.
  • 4–6 weeks: Final color sets; touch-up recommended.

“Proper aftercare makes the difference between great and mediocre results. Follow your tech’s healing plan closely.”
— Certified Microblading Artist, Blush Beauty Studio

Longevity

Microblading typically lasts 12–24 months depending on skin type and sun exposure. Annual touch-ups keep brows looking fresh.