Microblading is the Japanese hand method for the finest 3D hair drawing. It belongs to the sub-area of ​​permanent make-up and simply describes another technique for bringing color into the skin. In contrast to permanent make-up, microblading does not work with a machine, but with a manual handpiece.

A good drawing of hairs with the microblading method on the eyebrows requires a great deal of sensitivity and skill. Often hairs are drawn in too thick or it looks like it runs - blurred.
With a precise microblading hair drawing, very fine hairs are strung together closely and run like a natural browbrow.

On the other hand, it is very difficult to carry out a tracing or post-treatment or a refreshment, because even with a very fine and thin blade it is hardly possible to hit and trace exactly the line of the hair again. This is where thick and wide hairs emerge, which then no longer look so natural and appear washed out.