Unless you have naturally flawless eyebrows (which, like unicorns, don't exist) and follow Western beauty standards, you've undoubtedly had to work on your brows at some point.
A yearly visit to the salon for an eyebrow wax will likely cost you a few hundred dollars, not to mention the misery and pain you will experience each time, as well as the significant time commitment of travelling to the salon every couple of weeks.
Most women have overplucked their brows at some point in their lives, most typically during our awful adolescent years. All that plucking can change the natural curve and thickness of the brow, leaving many tweezer addicts with lines instead of brows over time — the sad, sad storey of Mona Lisa eyebrows.
Some women attempt to correct this by using high-end creams to fill in their brows, which is acceptable if you know what you're doing. If you don't, you'll probably wind up with some horrible lines in place of brows. That's something we've all seen.
Is microblading the right choice for you? Continue reading to learn about the top ten reasons to have Microblading eyebrows Portland.
Bottom line: If you're tired of any of the aforementioned issues, you might be a good candidate for microblading, a permanent eyebrow tattoo that shapes and fills your brows while appearing so natural that it's practically imperceptible.
Here are a some of the many benefits of microblading.
1. It will help you save time.
How many mornings have you gotten out of bed after snoozing your alarm three times, only to discover you're now more than 30 minutes late for work? But hold on! You can't leave yet since you're missing your makeup!
For many women, spending 15 minutes every morning filling in their brows, applying eyeliner, and so on is a regular ritual. Some of these stages may be too important to miss, depending on your cosmetic needs. If you have famously thin brows and are used to filling them in every morning, you'll be relieved to learn that Microblading will allow you to skip this step. Because you won't have to fill in your brows anymore, you'll be able to sleep an extra 15 minutes every day.
2. It will help you save money.
Make the calculations! How much do you spend each year on brow filling products? Brushes? Fixers? Doesn't it all add up? Microblading is an investment, as we've covered on the site. Why? Because, while it may not be inexpensive at first, it can last up to three years (permanent makeup is a better option for a longer-lasting operation). You'll recoup all of your cosmetic expenses, plus you'll save a tonne of time as an added bonus.
3. You'll have a template for your brows.
If you have bushy brows like our buddy Mona Lisa, you're still a good candidate for microblading because you'll have a completely personalised blueprint to follow. You won't have to leave the salon looking like a new person every time since your brows were waxed by a different technician. They'll merely follow the lovely, natural blueprint on your brow area next time, and you'll always look great.
4. Welcome to your new natural brows!
If, unlike the previous scenario, you are a Mona Lisa, you may be the best candidate for microblading, particularly if you have experienced hair loss as a result of chemotherapy or allopecia. Microblading is designed to look completely natural, offering those with thin and sparse brows for the first time in their lives a natural and powerful frame to their faces. Everyone understands how vital eyebrows are to a face's harmony, and let's not forget how fashionable eyebrows have recently become. A good set of brows will set you apart from the crowd and provide you with a striking facial feature that will be the first thing people notice about you.
5. It has a three-year lifespan.
Nothing lasts forever, according to Buddhist philosophy, and this is especially true when it comes to microblading. Yes, we just used Buddhism to describe microblading, but don't be offended. We've already stated that Microblading with shading in Portland is not a permanent procedure. Its duration varies from person to person, although it can endure up to three years in the best-case scenario. The advantage of impermanence is that you can choose not to have it redone if you want to go back to your former look before getting microblading, though we doubt you would!
6. There is no upkeep.
This is undoubtedly one of the most advantageous aspects of microblading. Once you've had the treatment and gone through the healing process, you can almost forget about it and go about your business as usual. Microblading does not smear or smudge. You don't have to bother about going to saunas, swimming, working out, or wiping your brows over and over again.
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