Mens microblading

This permanent makeup procedure has been specially designed for more vigorous sex. It allows the eyebrows to be given the desired shape, colour, and density, making the look more expressive and radiant.

Unlike the female version, male eyebrow tattooing considers the characteristics of the male image, such as the shape of the face and the structure of the hair. There is no place for intricacy and complex shapes – the main thing is that the result looks natural and harmonious.

The permanent makeup artist uses makeup colours and techniques to mimic natural-looking brows. This gives the impression of full, well-groomed eyebrows that don’t require any additional upkeep.

It should be noted that the procedure requires the professionalism and experience of the master, as the subtleties and nuances of male tattooing are different from those of female tattooing. Adequately done, male eyebrow tattooing can enhance your appearance, increase your self-confidence and make your bushy eyebrows easier to groom.

This procedure can be ideal for men with sparse or light eyebrows and those who want to save time on their morning grooming routine. Men’s eyebrow tattooing is a way to look 100% without the extra effort.

The main rule is the naturalness of the drawing. No matter how severe the problem is – inherited alopecia, hair loss after chemotherapy, the consequences of thermal burns or a small scar – it is essential to do the work in such a way that it does not attract attention. The main principles that guide the master in the creation of gorgeous eyebrows:

• the contour should not be too precise;
• borders should be blurred;
• it is essential to keep the proportions;
• the palette of pigments is limited to brown and grey shades; black is not used.

The brow artist studies the direction of the hairs, restores the shape of the arch, makes the correct bend, and fills in the pigment of gaps and scars.

As with any procedure, tattooing has specific contraindications:

– diabetes mellitus;
– inflammation;
– hemorrhagic conditions;
– cancer;
– keloid scars;
– epilepsy;
– somatic diseases;
– psychiatric disorders;
– neurosis;
– chronic dependence on drugs, alcohol, intoxication;
– moles and papillomas;
– birthmarks and formations in the makeup area.

The technique is applied by blading or powder shading. Additional volume is created by combining several shades. This allows you to create smooth transitions and blurred lines. It is essential to know that the brightness of the permanent will fade, which is normal. Natural pigmentation is a rather complex cosmetic procedure. To achieve an extremely natural effect and to fix the result, the master adds secondary pigments to the base colour. The correction is done 30-45 days after the first procedure. If there are significant “bald” areas on the sparse eyebrows, the master uses the hair technique, carefully and thoroughly drawing out each hair. This allows you to restore the density visually, correct the curve and lengthen the eyebrow shape. The pigment is chosen according to the colour type of the appearance.

Following simple rules will make the microblading process safe and convenient for both the client and the master:

• stop taking blood thinning medications (for a week);
• do not drink alcohol on the eve of the initial session;
• you must take an antihistamine before the microblading session to reduce the risk of an allergic reaction.

Male tattooing is done according to the standard scheme. The master finds out what effect the client wants from the procedure and what moments he wants to avoid. It is necessary to mention any contraindications. If the client takes any medication, they must inform the master before the procedure. Permanent makeup is applied in this order:

• Sketch. A washable marker marks the boundaries – at this stage, the master can adjust the drawing.
• Anaesthetic. A local anaesthetic cream is applied to the area to be tattooed to reduce discomfort and make the procedure more comfortable.
• Tattooing. Using manual or machine techniques, pigment is applied under the skin.
• The smallest needles are used to fill the puncture site with pigment. Then, the tattoo artist disinfects the area and applies an antiseptic and healing ointment.

During the initial day, the damaged skin may release blood, which should be gently wiped with a tampon soaked in chlorhexidine. Crusts that form should not be removed on their own. Avoid water procedures for the first three days, and avoid washing the face with micellar water. It is recommended to avoid visiting baths and saunas for a week.