Microblading Sydney is a hot topic among beauty enthusiasts.
DOES MICROBLADING HURT?
The microblading procedure is considered mild to almost none. Prior to doing the procedure your eye brow technician will apply anesthetic to numb the area and this also gets reapplied during the session for your comfort. However, it all depends on your pain threshold, too. Some clients have described it as light cat scratches and others do not feel anything at all.
WHAT IS THE MICROBLADING HEALING PROCESS?
After the procedure, you will experience some redness and slight swelling. Your eyebrows will appear very dark for the first few days and will take approximately 7-14 days to heal and about a month for the colour to set in properly. On the upside, microblading is a procedure that is minimally invasive, meaning no down time is required!
WHAT ARE THE MAJOR BENEFITS OF EYEBROW MICROBLADING SYDNEY?
Natural, flawless look
The beauty of microblading is that it creates a natural, full brow look that lasts approximately 1-3 years. It’s lasting rate will vary depending on your skin type example, normal, oily, dry or combination and your skincare routine.
One stop shop
Microblading offers an easy solution to individuals with allergies or are ultra-sensitive to cosmetics that are currently saturating the market. Add to that, it can be helpful for people that experience hair loss or lack of hair growth problems.
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