Microblading is now in Cleveland

August 7th, 2020

MICROBLADING IS TAKING THE BEAUTY WORLD BY A STORM. AND WE BELIEVE IT’S A TREND THAT IS HERE TO STAY. SAMAR IS OF COURSE AN EYEBROW ENTHUSIAST, AND WHEN SHE STUMBLED UPON MICROBLADING IT WAS AN “AHA!” MOMENT.

We have seen many of our clients come in with over-tweezed eyebrows, or eyebrows that have been waxed over and over. Other clients are simply just not blessed with a thick eyebrow. They have tried everything, pencil, powder, pigment, gel, stencil, and traditional tattoos, but the results is just never satisfying.

So what is microblading anyway?

Simply put microblading is a form of tattooing, but unlike a regular tattoo, the color pigment is implanted under the skin with a manual handheld tool instead of a machine. We mimic natural hairs in your brows by drawing hair-like strokes with the tool. Microblading is still a tattoo because pigment is implanted under the skin, just not as deep as a regular tattoo.

How long does the procedure take?

It usually take 2 hours from start to finish to get the beautiful eyebrows you always wanted. It’s a slow process to get your eyebrows exactly how you like them.

Blading you say? That sounds painful!

Pain is relative, some feel more pain than others. However, it generally feels like little scratches. You feel it, but it’s not unbearable. We make sure we use enough topical numbing cream and tops up throughout the process to reduce the discomfort as much as possible.

How to get ready for my microblading session?

If you take aspirin, or use retinol, stop one week before your treatment. The reason to avoid Retinol is that it makes your skin thin and then you end up bleeding a little more. You also should avoid alcohol for 24 hours before your microblading session.

What about aftercare?

You need to protect your freshly bladed brows from all moisture–do not wash your face with water or have sweaty workout for a week after the procedure. It’s normal to experience some itching and redness during the first week, use Vaseline to alleviate the itching and redness. Your brows will look a bit darker at first, but the color will fade by 30 to 40 percent. When you walk out your eyebrows will look amazing right away, you will not need to hide or anything like that.

Why I might need a touch up?

Skin healing is different from one person to another. As your skin heal the color pigments will slightly move a bit altering the shape slightly. Some time clients find it beneficial to do a touch up to get the perfect shape back. It’s best to do your schedule your touch up 4 to 6 weeks after your initial microblading session.

How long does it last?

It all depend on your skin type, but for most of our clients the result will last for up to one year and maybe longer.

How much does microblading cost?

Microblading is $350 $300 special, and a follow up touchup is $150 (if needed). Consultation is always free. Please give us a call to schedule your free consultation 216-586-4543. It’ possible to do the consultation and the microblading on the same day.

How did Samar learn microblading?

After Samar finished her esthetician training at the prestigious Aveda School. She obtained her esthetician license in 2015. She then did intensive training in Los Angeles where she took multiple classes with the world best microblading institute PhiBrows.

What do clients say?

“Couldn’t be happier!! Simply amazing and I feel so happy with how my eyebrows turned out. Now no more pencil or worries! I can just walk out of the house now” – Kate Featherstone

“I feel like a new person! Love my eyebrows after microblading!” – Ashley Kerney

“I scheduled an appointment with Samar to get my eye brows micro bladed. I seen a lot of stuff regarding this procedure on social media and when I came across that someone in Cleveland actually does them I defiantly wanted to get them done. Samar was super helpful and informational and professional! I loved the awesome customer service and in love with my brows.” – Max Cortes

Do you have some before and after pictures?

Sure we do, these are being used after our clients graciously agreed to let us post them. You can check them out on our website or follow us on our Facebook page where we always post our newest content. We hope we answered some of your questions but we know you might have more. Please feel free to reach out to us, by phone, email, facebook messages, or simply stop by our store, we would love to see you.