Microblading is the art of enhancing your natural brows using a tool filled with fine needles filled with pigmentation to create fuller-looking brows. People with naturally thin brows love this to gain confidence and enhance natural beauty. There are some best practices when it comes to microblading, eyebrow mapping, and shaping. We’ll explore these things, and let you know where you can get started if you are interested in a career in microblading, or maybe you want to try this service for yourself.
What are the best practices for eyebrow mapping?
Eyebrow mapping is a 3-step technique to identify your ideal brow shape to compliment your face. Each step in the process will identify key points of the brow about your face. This may seem tricky, but we’ve simplified it into just 3 steps to map perfect brows that beauty gurus have been using for years!
Map the spot to start your inner brow
Do this by following straight up from the dimple of your nose, past the inner corner of your eye. When you get to your brow, mark a point identifying the starting point.
Locating the arch in your brow
While looking straight forward, measure a diagonal line from the outer edge of your nose, across the middle of your pupil, and to the highest point in your brow. Mark the point in your brow to identify the natural arch of your brow. This spot is unique to your face and will act to frame your face.
Map the end of your brow
Lastly, measure a line from the edge of your nose, past the outer edge of your eye, and mark the ending point in your brow. These three marks will come together to create perfectly mapped brows to compliment your natural beauty every time.
What are the best practices for eyebrow shaping?
Before your appointment, you should avoid drinking coffee or alcohol. These things can cause excessive bleeding which can cause visibility issues when shaping.
Another key point is to avoid tweezing or waxing your brows before your appointment, this will allow for a design to compliment your natural hair growth. Keeping your brows as full and natural as possible will help with eyebrow mapping, and create a complementary shape.
What are the best tools to use to achieve the perfect results?
Microblading requires a large assortment of tools to be successful. Among other things, you will need the thread to map the brows, tools to mark the face, and products to microblade. Many sanitary aspects are involved to ensure equality work, so make sure you have all the sanitary products needed. There are also different tools for varying techniques to achieve desired results. With this in mind, we recommend taking our online course to learn all you need to know. We also offer microblading in San Diego where you can take in-person training.
