Microblading is not suitable for all skin types. Particularly those with:

• Oily skin
• Large pores
• Problem skin, broken capillaries, acne
• Moles
• Keratosis
• Seborrheoeic Dermatisis
• Very dry or peeling skin
• Pregnant or breastfeeding
• Imminent holidays planned – the sun can significantly fade semi-permanent make up. You must be at least 2 weeks healed before going on holiday, however, I would recommend you have this treatment when you return from holiday when your tan has faded.
• Low immune system
• Some medical conditions and medications – please advise your technician as soon as possible. A doctor’s note is required for some as per my insurance guidelines; please don’t be offended if I request one.
• Those with previous semi-permanent make up still visible from another technician. I cannot work over other people’s work – they will need to be completely faded out.

This type of technique creates a very natural-looking brow to mimic the look of hairstrokes. Should you require the look of wearing make-up in your brows then I suggest opting for ombre brows instead.

It varies from person to person. Some people find the scratchy sensation sore, other people fall asleep!

The microblading treatment is strictly for people of the age of 18 years and older. You may be asked to bring identification.

You will be allocated 3 hours for your first appointment. Please allow up to 2 hours of time for your top up appointment.

No. Please ensure you tweeze/wax/thread your brows no less than 3 days before treatment.

This procedure does not change the colour of your natural brows but it is often possible to make them appear darker by creating more hair strokes throughout the brow. After they have healed, you will be able to tint your natural brow hair if you feel it is necessary.

Yes. Microblading does not stop stray hairs from growing outside of the shape created. They can be waxed/plucked/threaded once they have fully healed.

Once your new eyebrows have had a chance to settle down, I will invite you back for a follow-up appointment. This normally takes place after 4-6 weeks when the skin is healed from the initial procedure. I will check all is healing well, the shape of the brow and colour is approved and, if required, can look after any necessary adjustments. Occasionally, you may require a third follow-up depending on factors such as lifestyle and skin type.

No. You cannot have this treatment if pregnant or breastfeeding and some medical conditions will not allow me to go ahead with performing the treatment. For insurance purposes, I may require medical consent from your G.P that is it safe to go ahead with treatment (for example, diabetes and some medications). Please let me know as soon as possible if you have a medical condition or taking medication.

Only if your face is completely symmetrical – which is highly unlikely! I use a measuring technique to map your new brows out. Factors such as muscle tone and bone structure will affect the symmetry of your eyebrows. Sometimes I can add hair strokes in places outside of the measured brows to create the illusion of better symmetry.