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Eyebrow Microblading

Microblading eyebrows is a popular cosmetic procedure that involves using a manual handheld tool to create semi-permanent, natural-looking eyebrow enhancements. This technique is ideal for individuals with sparse or thin eyebrows, those looking to define their brows, or those who have experienced hair loss due to medical conditions or over-plucking.

During the procedure, fine, precise strokes are made with a microblade to implant pigment into the superficial layers of the skin, mimicking the appearance of individual eyebrow hairs. The result is beautifully shaped and enhanced eyebrows that can last for about one to two years with proper maintenance and touch-ups.

Microblading offers a convenient solution for achieving symmetrical and well-defined eyebrows, giving a fuller and more youthful appearance to the face. Consulting with a skilled and experienced microblading artist is crucial to ensure personalized design, color selection, and adherence to proper hygiene and safety protocols for a successful and satisfying outcome - that's where we come in!

Why Choose INKD Murietta?

Our team of eyebrow microblading experts are highly skilled and experienced in creating beautiful, natural-looking eyebrows. We have a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of facial symmetry, ensuring that your eyebrows are perfectly tailored to enhance your unique features.

We believe that every client deserves personalized attention. Our microblading artists take the time to understand your desired brow shape, color, and style. We work closely with you to design eyebrows that complement your facial structure, skin tone, and personal preferences, ensuring a result that exceeds your expectations.

Cost of Eyebrow Microblading

The cost of microblading eyebrows can vary depending on several factors. These include the location, reputation, and expertise of the microblading artist, as well as the specific services included in the package. Generally, microblading is considered a premium cosmetic procedure, and prices reflect the skill and precision required for achieving natural-looking results.

HOW TO GET STARTED...

WE'D LOVE TO PARTNER WITH YOU TO CREATE THE PERFECT TATTOO.

1. Free Consultation

Email us or come into the shop to discuss your tattoo. Bring your ideas, and we'll guide you

on how to make it a tattoo you'll love.

2. Book An Appointment

Once you’ve decided what you want, we will give you a quote so you can book the date for your tattoo and pay your deposit.

3. Get Your Tattoo

When you arrive at the shop, your artist will have your design prepared. Now you settle in and enjoy getting your new tattoo.

HOW TO GET STARTED...

WE'D LOVE TO PARTNER WITH YOU TO CREATE THE PERFECT TATTOO.

1. Free Consultation

Email us or come into the shop to discuss your tattoo. Bring your ideas, and we'll guide you

on how to make it a tattoo you'll love.

2. Book An Appointment

Once you’ve decided what you want, we will give you a quote so you can book the date for your tattoo and pay your deposit.

3. Get Your Tattoo

When you arrive at the shop, your artist will have your design prepared. Now you settle in and enjoy getting your new tattoo.

Things to Know About

Eyebrow Microblading

Consultation

Prior to the microblading procedure, a consultation with the technician is essential. This allows you to discuss your desired brow shape, color, and any concerns you may have. The technician will evaluate your natural eyebrows and suggest a suitable design for you.

Pain and Discomfort

Microblading involves creating small incisions on the skin, so some discomfort can be expected. However, the technician will usually apply a topical numbing cream beforehand to minimize any pain. Different individuals have varying pain thresholds, but most people report mild to moderate discomfort during the procedure.

Healing Process

After the microblading procedure, the eyebrows will appear darker and more defined initially. Over the next few days, the pigment will gradually lighten as the skin heals. It's normal to experience slight redness, swelling, and scabbing during the healing process.