The results provided through Microblading can last for anywhere from 1 to 3 years, with the longevity of the results depending on a variety of factors such as skin type, lifestyle, and how well the treated areas are taken care of following the treatments. The pigment will gradually fade, with most patients choosing to schedule regular touch-up sessions to prolong and maintain the desired look. To help get the most out of your microblading treatments, the technician who is performing your treatment will provide you with a list of instructions or recommendations that will ensure you heal properly while also extending the duration of the results for as long as possible.

Common instructions and recommendations include avoiding excessive sweating while the treated area is still healing, avoiding sun exposure wherever possible, and avoiding using harsh skincare products on the treated area. The results provided from Microblading tend to also last longer on healthy skin, so keeping your skin properly hydrated through good quality products and drinking plenty of water while avoiding sun damage, excessive consumption of alcohol and not smoking will help to further prolong the Beautiful results.

Permanent Makeup can indeed be suitable for people with Sensitive Skin, but it requires careful consideration and preparation. Individuals with sensitive skin are more likely to experience redness, swelling, or irritation, especially in the days following the procedure. Because of this, it's crucial to work with an experienced, licensed professional who understands how to tailor the procedure to each individual's skin type. A skilled technician can help minimize discomfort and reduce the risk of adverse reactions by selecting hypoallergenic pigments and using sterile equipment.

Before getting permanent makeup, it's highly recommended to undergo a patch test. This involves applying a small amount of pigment to a discrete area of your skin to check for any allergic reactions or sensitivity. The patch test helps identify potential issues that may not be obvious in a consultation, such as a skin allergy to a specific pigment or ingredient. If any irritation or reaction occurs, the technician can modify the pigments or suggest alternative options that are less likely to cause a problem. This step is particularly important for people with known sensitivities or a history of skin reactions.

Additionally, during the procedure, technicians may also modify their approach for clients with sensitive skin. This could involve using a gentler technique, adjusting the pressure applied during the procedure, or diluting the pigments to reduce irritation. Following the procedure, proper aftercare is essential to prevent complications and support healing. Patients with sensitive skin should avoid using harsh skincare products or exposing the treated area to the sun, as these can lead to irritation or fading of the makeup. It's important to keep the area clean, moisturized, and protected to promote healing and maintain the quality of the permanent makeup.