Microblading
Microblading is an innovative semi-permanent make-up treatment using an ultra fine hand held blade that will gently deposit pigment into your eyebrows by creating individual hair strokes that mimic real eyebrow hair.
contact usWhat is microblading?
Microblading is a semi-permanent eyebrow treatment in which an ultra fine hand-held blade gently deposits pigment to create individual hair strokes that mimic real eyebrow hair. Lucie Oliver, a Level 4 Accredited Microblading Artist, offers microblading in Raynes Park, SW20, for £375, including a follow up within 8 weeks.
NO MORE SMUDGED EYEBROWs
This brow technique is also known as nanoblading as the blade uses ultra-sharp nano blades that actually mimic the diameter and dimension of a real hair in the skin.
I am Level 4 Accredited Microblading Artist enjoying the transformation this technique gives to my customers due to the very fine and crisp hair strokes and finish .
You will be surprised how natural-looking and flattering your eyebrows will be as the transformation is immediate due to choosing your perfect pigment colour, enhancing your shape as well as choosing the overall look you desire.
If you would like to book an appointment or simply like some advice on how I can help you to achieve those dream brows do get in touch.
Microblading £375 includes follow up within 8 weeks
Colour refresh £195 for existing customers up to 18 months
Previous PMU correction £375
IMMEDIATELY AFTER YOUR Microblading TREATMENT:
Your brows can feel a little tight immediately after the treatment and in some cases a little sensitive. Few days after the treatment a light crust will form over the newly drawn hair strokes. This is a normal part of the healing process and it is essential that you follow the aftercare advice given to you.
Leave you brows to heal naturally and avoid touching them, this area needs to stay clean and bacteria free.
GENERAL AFTERCARE
Keep your brows dry and out of water for up to 7-10 days, please be careful when showering and washing your hair. If you accidentally get your brows wet, blot the area dry using a clean tissue.
Make Up should be avoided around the treated area until the brows are completely healed.
Avoid exposing brows to the sun and avoid sunbeams for one month following the procedure. The use of sunscreen is not recommended until 7-10 days after the treatment. Over exposure to sunlight can affect the brow pigment and mean top up sessions could be required on a more regular basis.
The crusting over of the eyebrows is normal. Avoid going to the gym or excess sweating during this healing process.
Avoid saunas, steam rooms, Jacuzzis or swimming pools for 7-10 days.
Avoid any kind of beauty treatment on the brow area for 14 days. This includes waxing, threading and plucking with tweezers.
Most people will be able to have microblading, however some medical conditions and medications will restrict this treatment and so consultation and completing medical form with a patch test is essential prior to your treatment.
Microblading: your questions
Your brows can feel a little tight immediately after the treatment and in some cases a little sensitive. A few days later a light crust forms over the newly drawn hair strokes, which is a normal part of healing.
Leave your brows to heal naturally and avoid touching them, as the area needs to stay clean and bacteria free.
Keep your brows dry and out of water for 7 to 10 days, taking care when showering and washing your hair. If they get wet, blot the area dry with a clean tissue.
Avoid saunas, steam rooms, Jacuzzis and swimming pools for 7 to 10 days, and avoid the gym or excess sweating while the brows are crusting.
Avoid exposing your brows to the sun for one month following the procedure. Sunscreen is not recommended until 7 to 10 days after the treatment.
Over exposure to sunlight can affect the brow pigment and mean top up sessions could be required on a more regular basis.
Microblading is £375 and includes a follow up within 8 weeks. A colour refresh is £195 for existing customers, available up to 18 months after treatment.
Correction of a previous PMU treatment is £375. Lucie is a Level 4 Accredited Microblading Artist.
Lucie explains that the technique is also known as nanoblading, because the blade uses ultra-sharp nano blades that mimic the diameter and dimension of a real hair in the skin.
Nano brows are a separate treatment, created with a digital tattoo pen.
Yes. Most people can have microblading, but some medical conditions and medications restrict the treatment, so a consultation and a medical form with a patch test are essential prior to your treatment.
For permanent cosmetics generally, you must be 18 or over, and a patch test is required for allergies, including nickel sensitivity.
