Microblading and powder brows are both permanent make-up treatments in which the top layer of skin is being pigmented. They are different techniques with different effects. Microblading is done by hand with a microblade. With powder brows, the colour is applied by machine with a needle. With microblading, the focus is on the natural effect, the eyebrows look fuller and more even. With powder brows, the eyebrows have a make-up look. We recommend microblading for clients with thick eyebrows, powder brows for women with few eyebrows.

One treatment including drawing in the eyebrows takes about two hours. The follow-up treatment, which takes place 4-6 weeks later, lasts about one hour.

Alcohol consumption must be avoided starting 48 hours before the treatment.

The sensitivity to pain varies from person to person. The pigmentation takes place in the uppermost skin layer compared to classic tattoos, where deeper skin layers are also pigmented. If classic tattoos are placed on a pain scale of about 10, customers report permanent make-up pain in the range of 4-5. The result quickly makes you forget the bearable pain.

Depending on skin type and lifestyle, the effect lasts between one and three years. We recommend refreshing between one and one and a half years to always achieve an even and balanced effect.

The colour is usually not evenly absorbed by the skin. A follow-up treatment ensures an even shape and colour.

The healing takes five to seven days.

Immediately after the treatment, the eyebrows are already close to the final result. The next day, scab develops, which is part of the normal healing process. After 2-4 days, the colour becomes too dark. After 5-7 days, the crust/scab slowly falls off. After 8-10 days the colour seems to disappear. From 14 - 28 days, the colour slowly comes back. From 30 to 54 days after the initial treatment, the follow-up treatment takes place. After the follow-up treatment, the process of scab formation and colour change is repeated. The final result is visible after about eight weeks.