Microblading uses a razor-like tool for hair-like strokes, while tattoo brow employs a machine to inject pigment. Unlike microblading, tattoo brow allows for shading effects and hair strokes on the skin.

Tattoo brow is less traumatic to the skin than microblading, resulting in less bleeding and pain during the procedure. While discomfort is to be expected due to the use of a needle, clients typically describe the sensation as similar to a cat scratch.

• Affected by AIDS, HIV, or Hepatitis
• Chronic conditions such as acne and rosacea
• Skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, keratosis pillarsand dermatitis
• Pregnant or breastfeeding
• Previous tattooing resulting in the tattoo being too dark
• History of keloid scarring
• Radiotherapy or chemotherapy within the last 6 months
• Major heart conditions or high blood pressure
• Allergic to tattoo ink

• Botox should be done 4 weeks before 
• Please be advised that you may be more sensitive during and around your menstrual cycle.
• Take a Tylenol if you are more sensitive to pain, or buy Elma Cream from the drugstore and apply 30 minutes before your appointment.
• Avoid drinking alcohol 24r before appt and avoid caffeine day of 
• Discontinue use of grow growth serum 3-6 months prior
• Discontinue use of Accutane/ Retin-A 6 months prior
• disonctinue using Vitamin A 1 month prior 
• Avoid facial laser treatments 2 weeks prior
• Wait 3-6 months after surgical procedure 
• Must stop using blood thinning medication before  appt

Eyebrow tattooing may result in side effects such as redness, swelling, and bruising. In rare cases, infection, scarring, or allergic reactions may occur. Choose an experienced technician and follow aftercare