We’ve seen the “Microblading Gone Wrong” stories circulating the news and our social media. Naturally, we feel terrible for those who’ve fallen victim to bad microblading and at the same time we can’t help but worry that it could happen to us. We ask ourselves, “How could this microblading disaster have happened?,” and “How do I make sure I don’t end up with botched microblading?”

If you are in good health, you should be pleasantly surprised at how easily and quickly your microblading heals. We’re going to go over how your microblading will look as it’s healing and the two most common and popular methods of microblading aftercare.

Your eyebrow tattoo healing should go by easily and smoothly as long as you are healthy and you follow the aftercare given to you by your permanent makeup artist. We’re going to cover how your eyebrow tattoo will look as it’s healing and the two most popular methods of eyebrow tattoo aftercare.

The permanent eyeliner healing process is known to be the easiest of all permanent makeup healing. That probably comes as a surprise. As long as you are in good health, you can expect swift, easy healing. We’re going to go over how your permanent eyeliner will look as it’s healing and the two most common and popular methods of permanent eyeliner aftercare.

While it’s normal to have some initial swelling after having your lip color tattooed, as long as you are in normal health, you should be pleasantly surprised at how easily and quickly your lips heal. Proper aftercare will affect how long your permanent lip color lasts. We’re going to take a look at how your permanent lipstick will look as it’s healing, and the two most common and popular methods of lip blushing aftercare.

Your skin type is important when it comes to microblading. It plays a major role in how your microblading will heal and the rate at which it will fade. When referring to “skin type” for microblading, we are talking about how dry and/or oily your eyebrow area is and your pore size. There are four common skin types that you can have: normal, dry, oily, or combination. Your skin’s sensitivity is also an important factor, although it is technically not a “skin type”.

Getting your permanent makeup done is completely safe as long as the salon and artist adhere to all of their Health Department and Center for Disease Control guidelines. Here are some guidelines your artist should be following to ensure there are clean and sanitized conditions and you avoid all risks: