What is Microblading?

 

Microblading is a permanent makeup method originating in Asia that has gained particular popularity in recent years. This technique is a semi-permanent system, unlike traditional permanent makeup methods applied with a machine. Unlike traditional methods, permanent makeup pigments are deposited into the epidermis using specially curved pens with blades. Because the pigments are deposited closer to the surface, they appear more vibrant and bright. The blades used in microblading are glided over the application area with light pressure, creating smooth, sharp lines.

 

It is difficult to distinguish the hair shapes created by drawing from real hair. These drawings are custom-made to the individual's muscle structure, achieving a look that closely resembles real hair.

 

Today, microblading has become a sought-after method for individuals who are dissatisfied with their muscle structure or who wish to improve it.

 

Microblading is also gaining popularity today for improving the appearance of alopecia due to hair loss by creating a hair-like effect.