Microblading

Microblading is a semi-permanent eyebrow technique where very fine, individual strokes are created to imitate the appearance and direction of natural eyebrow hairs.

The result can be incredibly subtle when the technique, shape and pigment are chosen correctly. And that's exactly what I want.

I don't want people to see your microblading. I want them to see beautiful eyebrows.

Before I touch the skin, we design.

I look at your natural eyebrow growth, facial proportions, symmetry, expression and, of course, what you actually like. We choose the shape and pigment together.

You see and approve the complete brow design before the microblading begins. No surprises. And no copy-paste brows.

Microblading can be a beautiful option if your eyebrows are naturally sparse, have small gaps, lack definition or have become thinner over time.

It is also perfect for women who simply want a more defined shape while keeping a soft, natural hair-stroke effect.

The goal isn't to give you new eyebrows. It's to work with what you already have and make it better.

Your appointment takes approximately 2 hours, including consultation, brow mapping, shape and colour selection and the microblading treatment itself.

I don't rush this part. Brows stay on your face much longer than two hours. They deserve the time.

The initial healing period is approximately 7–10 days.

During this time, the brows will change. They may initially appear darker and more defined, then become lighter as the skin heals. So don't judge your new brows on Day 2.

The final healed result is evaluated after approximately 30 days, when the skin has completed its healing process and we can see how your pigment has settled.

The touch-up appointment is performed between 30 and 60 days after your first treatment, depending on your skin type, healing and pigment retention. Every skin heals differently.

At the touch-up, we can reinforce areas where the pigment has healed lighter, refine small details and complete the final result.

I've worked with faces long enough to know that symmetry doesn't mean making two identical eyebrows.

Faces move. Expressions change. Natural brows grow differently. My job is not to fight that — my job is to create balance while keeping the result believable.

Natural. Precise. Individual. That's my idea of good microblading.

Beautiful brows shouldn't change your face. They should simply make sense on it.