Microblading

Microblading is a form of cosmetic semi-permanent makeup. It is performed using a disposable handheld tool, which contains very fine needles resembling the shape of a blade. This is used to hand draw each individual hair and simultaneously implant pigment into the skin.

This procedure can help correct uneven brows, add length, thickness, or disguise scars. It is suitable for most skin types, although oilier skin tends to lighten faster.

Treatment timings vary depending on the desired effect, but on average 2 hours is required.

Please see below for FAQs and information on pre and post treatment care.

Consultation & Patch Test • £50 (redeemed against treatment)

Microblading • £250

Post 4-Week Colour Boost • £50

Colour Refresh (6-18 months) • £125

Colour Refresh (18-30 months) • £175

FAQs

What do I need to bear in mind pre-treatment?

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  • Please refrain from using glycolic acid, retinol, or any abrasive scrubs or products for 3 days prior to your treatment.

  • Wash your hair the day before, or on the day of your treatment, as you can't get your eyebrows wet for 5 days post treatment.

  • Limit caffeine intake prior to your appointment.

  • Paracetamol can be taken before treatment, if required.

What do I need to bear in mind post-treatment?

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  • Please use the aftercare product provided for 14 days after your treatment.

  • Don't get your eyebrows wet for a minimum of 5 days after your treatment.

  • Avoid excessive sweating, heat treatments (such as saunas or steam rooms), swimming and applying make-up over the eyebrow area after your treatment.

  • Avoid touching, rubbing or picking your eyebrows

  • Please note that the colour will change to 25-50% lighter after treatment once scabbing has healed.

  • Everyone is different. Skin colour, type and condition all affect how long the microblading will last. On average, it will last 12-24 months, and will fade slightly in that time. The more often you have it, the longer the colour will last.

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How long will it last?

Does the treatment hurt?

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  • Everyone feels it differently. It's only the first 10 minutes that might be slightly uncomfortable, then a numbing product is applied.