Microblading is performed by a trained technician, though the level and type of training varies by state. In addition to training, many states also require special licensing.

Microblading is a popular eyebrow treatment, but what is it? We spoke with an expert who gave us all the details, including microblading aftercare.

The Cost The cost for microblading and powder brows is dependent on the technician’s experience, product quality, and location.

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Whichever version of microblading you opt for depends on the results you want, which is why it’s important to consult with your brow technician ahead of your treatment.

Curious about microblading? Check out our guide to the semi-permanent technique including the cost, aftercare, and more before you schedule your appointment.

What Can You Expect at a Microblading Appointment? To begin, the microblading procedure isn’t exactly quick. Expect to allot two to three hours for the entire appointment, consultation included.

Marissa Watts of Lemoore has decided to pick up the needled hand tool and become a microblading technician. Over three full days, she's learning the safety rules and hands-on techniques of the trade.

And that suspicion was later confirmed when I consulted Tamara Palumbo, microblading technician and founder of FringeBrow. “Yes, skin type absolutely affects the results of microblading,” she ...