What is a microbleding?
Microblading is a type of technique for the appearance of beautiful eyebrows. In this technique, pigments are inserted into a layer of the skin with a tool that has many tiny needles. In this type of semi-permanent make-up, they draw thin lines that look like eyebrows. Eyebrow microblading is performed by a technician with special tools for eyebrows. Since microblading is a type of semi-permanent makeup, it must be done under the supervision of trained technicians. Microblading has different models that the technician makes the best design on your eyebrows according to the shape of your face and your choice.
What is post -microbleding care?
Care after performing any type of permanent and semi-permanent eyebrow beauty procedure is one of the most important steps that you must follow. Because microblading of eyebrows is more sensitive than other semi-permanent methods, you must follow the following points after performing it so that no problems occur with your microblading eyebrows.
Not manipulate the eyebrows
After doing eyebrow microblading, you should not touch your eyebrows for a week. Banding and removing eyebrows with tweezers will cause the eyebrows to not be dyed well. Most people's eyebrows peel off after microblading. You should not cut them in any way because plucking them will cause stains on the eyebrows.
Moisture
You must keep microblading eyebrows away from moisture for 3 days, even when you are going to take a bath, no moisture should reach your eyebrows. If you want your eyebrows to be beautiful and colorful and have natural lines with longer lasting color, the only way is to keep them dry after microblading.
Not use cosmetics
It is forbidden to use cosmetics for a short time after microblading because the use of cosmetics such as eyebrow liner and eyebrow pencil interferes with the process of skin repair. Do not use cosmetics such as bleach, brightener, Vaseline, anti-aging and anti-acne creams until the eyebrows are the color you want.
Complications of Eyebrow Microbleeding
It is normal to feel mild pain and slight burning after microblading, but after microblading these pains become severe and you feel uncomfortable or your eyebrows swell, be sure to see a doctor. Another side effect of microblading is eyebrow infection. After performing microblading, excessive discharge of red or yellow fluids is a sign of eyebrow infection. If your eyebrows are still sore two weeks after microblading or you have an infection, you should definitely see a doctor because your eyebrows are close to your brain and eyes and it is very dangerous if the infection gets into your blood. Of course, it should be noted that all these complications occur if you do not follow the hygiene procedures, and if you follow all the hygiene procedures, you will not suffer from any of these complications.