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THE PERFECT DAY STARTS WITH THE PERFECT EYEBROW
Microblading, We believe that one strand of hair can make or break the perfect eyebrow
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THE PERFECT DAY STARTS WITH THE PERFECT EYEBROW
Microblading, We believe that one strand of hair can make or break the perfect eyebrow
Microblading Services
Look amazing! See what’s best for you!
Microblading Styles
Your beauty is unique! Find the right style for you!
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Add any type of shading for only $99 more!
(Offer valid only when microblading is purchased)
Do you feel like you need a little more depth to your brow style? Shading can make a great addition to your microblading service, or can make your brow game strong alone!
Shading uses lightness and darkness of pigment to suggest three dimensionality, and is used to achieve a more defined brow.
MICRO + OMBRÉ
(Microblading and Deep Shading)
Micro - ombré combines both microblading and deep shading. The front of the brow is defined with strokes. Deep shading is used to define the tail of the brow.
MICROBLADING
(Hair Strokes)
Microblading uses hairline strokes to mimic hair. Microblading fills in gaps and makes an eyebrow complete.
Micro-Powder Combo
(Hair Strokes and Powder Shading)
A micro-powder combo uses both microblading and shading. Powder shading is graduated from the bottom of the brow getting lighter as it reaches the top. A micro-powder combo makes microblading look fuller and more defined as it accentuates the bottom line making it crisp and clear.
(MICRO-COMBO) REVERSE OMBRÉ
(Microblading and defined tail shading)
For a more natural looking brow, microblading and reverse ombré can be merged together. Microblading natural hair strokes at the front and bottom, then a gradual and fuller shading pigment until the final point of the tail.
Microblading and LIGHT shading
(Microblading and Subtle Transparent Shading))
Micro – Light shading combines both microblading and subtle shading. Subtle shading can be useful for corrective purposes when merging brow hair with patches of skin.
OMBRÉ SHADING
(Microblading and Deep Shading)
Micro – ombré combines both microblading and deep shading. The front of the brow is defined with strokes. Deep shading is used to define the tail of the brow with the shading gradually getting lighter towards the head of the brow. Ombré shading is dense and opaque and lines are sharp and crisp.
MICROBLADING & FULL SOFT SHADING
(Microblading and medium shading)
Micro – full soft shading combines both microblading and medium shading. The front of the brow is defined with strokes. Shading although heavier, is transparent. Shading lines are left soft not sharp and crisp.
MICROBLADING & LOWER ARCH SHADING
(Microblading and Deep Shading Focused on the Lower Arch)
Micro – lower arch shading combines both microblading and deep shading. Deep shading is used to define the lower arch of the brow with the shading gradually getting lighter towards the top of the brow. Lower arch shading is dense and dramatic.
HALF MICROBLADING & TAIL SHADING
(Half Microblading and Defined Dramatic Tail Shading)
Half micro – tail shading combines both microblading and shading. Tail shading can be useful for added drama and definition. In addition, tail shading may be utilized for corrective purposes to merge heavy front eyebrow hair with blank hairless skin.
Eyebrows. They can make or break your look
Eyebrow tattoo Microblading. everyone wants a natural look but, unfortunately, all eyebrows are not born equally. Microblading can even out the playing field by creating hair that isn’t really there Microblading eyebrows.
Microblading, also known as hairline strokes and feather lines, is the art of giving your eyebrows a fuller look. Microblading uses a tiny blade that deposits pigment slightly below the skin for a semi-permanent look that can last for years depending on your rate of cell regeneration.
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Bianca was my specialist an she did an amazing job
😍 I love them!! She was very informative from beginning to end of procedure and with after care. I highly recommend this place for the best brow experience!!!
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These ladies know what they are doing and truly want to make sure you are comfortable and happy with your eyebrows. The place was so clean and sanitary. I am very happy with my eyebrows.
My brow experience was very fun, my brow specialist was nice and professional. She walked me through the whole process, it didn't hurt at all like I thought it would.
Accuracy + Precision + Bianca at Brow Beat = Eyebrow Perfection
Bianca made my first experience enjoyable, as I felt like I was on a mini-vacation during my visit.
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My brow experience with Bianca was exceptional! There is no way I would ever think about going to anyone else. She has formal art and medical training. And the prices are extremely fair especially for their quality of work.
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What is Microblading?
So, you’re in the market to research about microblading. Maybe you’re looking for cosmetic tattoos, or how to achieve perfect eyebrows. Whatever your reason might be, you’ve come to the right place.
Microblading is semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing in which a small hand-held tool made of several tiny needles is used to microblade natural-looking eyebrows into the skin.
When you’ve tried every pencil, powder, pigment, gel, and stencil at your favorite cosmetic store and your brows are still sparse, try microblading. It is a semi-permanent fix for thin brows that will achieve your eyebrow goals.
Microblading has grown steadily in popularity over the past couple of years, and now everyone’s mother knows about the once under-the-radar service. And with good reason: nothing out there is as long-lasting nor natural-looking as this technique.
Microblading is a form of tattooing, but it’s results are nothing like the traditional tattoo.
Unlike a regular tattoo, microblading is a form of cosmetic tattoos where pigment is implanted under your skin. The technician draws hair-like strokes with the tool to mimic natural hairs in your brows even though it’s not as deep as the regular tattoo.
Microblading came to the world two years ago, and the popular beauty service has evolved since then. Today, there are different types of eyebrow makeup techniques such as micro feathering, and ombré or microshading.
Facts about Microblading
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Preparation is key
There are some things you need to avoid before getting microbladed, namely, anything that will thin out your blood. If you drink a lot, take aspirin or use retinol, stop one week before your treatment. Retinol makes your skin thin, and then you bleed a little more. So avoid blood thinners, aspirin, anything caffeinated, and alcohol during the healing process.
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It doesn’t hurt
The overall pain of microblading feels just like little scratches. You will the procedure going on, but it’s not unbearable. It’s not like having a baby. At BrowBeat Studio, we prepare our patients’ brows with topical numbing cream and apply it throughout the process to dull any discomfort. If you have low pain tolerance, we say that it’s best if you use a cream for numbing an hour beforehand the process.
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Aftercare is essential
Aftercare means protecting your freshly-bladed brows from all moistures. It means no sweaty workouts, swimming, or washing your face with water for a whole week. If you get them wet, the scab comes off too early, and you will lose the pigment.
IMPORTANT: Some patients experience itching and redness during the first week, which Vaseline can alleviate. Slight redness and mild swelling are normal. Aftercare ointments are provided during your first appointment. Brows will also look slightly darker at first, but the color will fade 30 to 40 percent. Overall, they look great right away, and you don’t have to hide.
You will also have to avoid visiting your makeup artist and other putting on any product on your eyebrows while they heal since it’s like an open wound.
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Results can last up to three years
Depending on their skin and lifestyle, our clients come back for touch-ups once every six months or up to three years if they wait for the tattooed eyebrows to fade.
While they will be long-lasting, clients should have realistic expectations and understand the brows will naturally fade. Your body might metabolize pigment more quickly, or if your skin is oilier, the pigment breaks down faster. Strokes soften and blur a bit. If you think it’ll stay looking precisely like hairs forever and stay sharp, that’s not going to happen.
Are you the right candidate for microblading?
The following list of conditions and situations are contraindicated for microblading and will determine whether or not you are a candidate;
Of course, just like you, we only want the best possible results if you decide to have your eyebrows microbladed. This is why you must review the list below and help to determine whether or not you are the right candidate for microblading.
Your age, your type of skin, your sensitivity, and the quality of your skin, or if you are suffering from alopecia, all come into the equation when pre-determining the safety and effectiveness of microblading. Therefore, the microbladed results will vary among individuals:
| ● Eczema | (in the eyebrow area) |
| ● Psoriasis | (in the eyebrow area) |
| ● Keratosis Pilaris | (in the eyebrow area) |
| ● Dermatitis | (itchy and flaky skin in the eyebrow area, check with your Dermatologist) |
| ● Moles/Bumps/Piercings, Raised Skin | (in eyebrow area) |
| ● Trichotillomania | (in eyebrow area) |
| ● Botox | (must wait three weeks following botox if in brow area) |
| ● Sunburn/Suntan | (in brow area - must wait until the skin returns to standard eyebrow color) |
| ● Vacationing | (make sure to plan your vacation at least two weeks following your microbladed eyebrows so that they have time to heal before "fun in the sun") |
| ● Blood Thinners | (microblading will create excessive bleeding) |
| ● Heart Conditions | (frequently taking blood thinners) |
| ● Hemophilia | (excessive bleeding if microbladed) |
| ● Pregnant | (Absolutely not!) |
| ● Breast-feeding | (Absolutely not!) |
| ● Rosacea | (skin too sensitive and will not retain color) |
| ● Sensitive Skin | (skin too sensitive and will not retain color) |
| ● Chronic Acne/Excessively Oily Skin | (hair strokes will blur together) |
| ● Large Pores | (in eyebrow area will cause hair strokes to blur together) |
| ● Deep Wrinkles | (the result will appear uneven) |
| ● Natural Redhead | (skin is too sensitive and will not retain color) |
| ● Thin-Skinned | (skin is too fragile and hypersensitive) |
| ● Previous Permanent Cosmetics | (on the eyebrow - microblading will not implant properly) |
| ● Accutane | (severe acne medication creates tissue-thin-skin – you must wait an entire year following Accutane usage to regain skin integrity) |
| ● Retin-A | (creates fragile skin and must wait one year following usage of this product) |
| ● Retinol/Vitamin A | (discontinue the use of these products on the forehead/brow area for at least 30 days before microblading procedure) |
| ● Autoimmune Diseases | (such as Lupus - skin health is too compromised for microblading) |
Whether or not you feel you are a viable candidate for microbladed eyebrows, you may be interested in one of our other services.
Are you ready to get your perfect brows today? You can request an appointment or call us on 214-432-3077. If you would like to see our before and after photos click here, and visit our youtube channel for LIVE microblading procedures!
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Taking Care Of Your Eyebrows: Aftercare for Microblading
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Preparing Yourself Before Microblading Session
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