How Many Sessions are Needed?

The Process

Microblading is a meticulous procedure that requires precision and skill. It is usually not a one-time event but a process that involves a primary session and a touch-up session. The primary session is where the main work is done: the brow area is numbed, the desired shape is drawn, and then the microblading artist uses a special tool to make tiny cuts in the skin where the pigment is implanted.

The Importance of Second Session(s)

The second session(s), also known as touch up, refinement or perfection sessions, are typically scheduled 4-6 weeks after the primary session. These sessions are crucial as they allow the artist to perfect the brow shape and fill in any areas where the pigment may not have taken well during the initial session.

Factors Influencing the Number of Sessions

While the standard microblading process involves one primary session and one touch-up, some individuals may require more sessions. Factors such as skin type, lifestyle, age, and the initial state of the brows can influence how well the skin retains the pigment. For example, oily-skinned individuals or those with mature skin may need additional touch-ups as their skin might not hold the pigment as well as others.

Conclusion

Understanding the microblading process and knowing what to expect can help individuals make informed decisions about this semi-permanent makeup procedure. While usually two sessions (a primary and a touch-up) are needed, some may require more based on individual factors. An experienced microblading artist can provide a more accurate estimate after a personal consultation. Remember, patience is key in this process as the goal of microblading is to achieve natural-looking, beautifully defined brows.