Let’s face it – everyone wants beautiful-looking eyebrows. When shaped correctly, eyebrows have the ability to completely transform your face. Maybe that’s why many of the most popular YouTube beauty tutorials are focused on achieving a bolder and more beautiful brow.
But what happens when you just don’t have the time – or inclination – to fill in and contour your brows on a daily basis?
If you weren’t born with bigger brows, don’t worry – Microblading can help you achieve the beautiful brows you’ve always wanted!
So how does it work? Simple: Microblading uses a small device to carefully inject pigmented ink into the brow area. Once fully healed, the ink becomes smudge proof and waterproof. Before the microblading process, you and your aesthetician will draw out your desired brow shape. So whether you’re looking for a bolder brow or just want to fill in what you already have, Microblading is a great alternative to a time-consuming and expensive makeup routine.
While Microblading is not permanent, it does last for a long time; you can expect to enjoy your new eyebrows f
or at least 6 to 12 months. At this point, the pigment will fade and you’ll need to undergo another session.
Microblading is a great option for people who:
Ready to get the eyebrows you’ve always wanted – without the hassle? To learn more about Microblading, schedule a consultation at the Schaumburg, IL practice of Paul C. Dillon, MD. Call 888-289-3781 or fill out the form on the page.
Paul C. Dillon, MD serves the greater Chicagoland area.
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