Microblading has remained one of the hottest eyebrow treatments around. This unique tattooing technique uses a small handheld tool consisting of several micro-needles. These needles are so tiny that they are difficult to see with the naked eye. The special microblading pen is used to draw strokes on the eyebrow area to mimic the appearance of real brow hairs. As the ink is far less concentrated than regular tattoo ink, the procedure is only semi-permanent and tends to wear off within one to three years on average.

Why Microblading Has Gone Mainstream

For those who want to achieve fuller eyebrows or a more defined arch, microblading surely has its allure. As one of the most prominent features on the face, the eyebrows can make a significant impact on your other features and overall appearance. Microblading can be useful for a wide range of purposes. It can help define, reconstruct, cover gaps, or fill in over-plucked eyebrows. It is also a highly convenient way to maintain the fullness of your brows over an extended period of time.

There are also plenty of other things to love about microblading, including the following:

  • Microblading is low maintenance
  • Microblading holds up against swimming and sweating
  • Microblading has a brief recovery period
  • Microblading can provide customized results
  • Microblading is fairly low risk

Adding Microblading to Your Beauty Services

If you are an esthetician, cosmetologist, or makeup artist, you may be considering adding microblading to your list of services. First, know that microblading is very inexpensive to get started. The disposable device used to perform the microblading costs around $5. In addition, you do not need to have a medical degree or be a healthcare provider to perform microblading. Due to the low cost and the popularity of this service, microblading typically has a very high profit margin.

Few are born with perfectly-shaped eyebrows and maintaining defined, full brows is no easy feat. Fortunately, microblading makes it easier to keep your brows looking tidy, filled in, and well proportioned. Interested in learning more about microblading or other beauty topics? The New York Institute of Beauty is your source for beauty, skincare, and makeup courses. 

New York Insitute of Beauty is now offering a Permanent Makeup and Microblading Course!