SEMI-PERMANENT MAKEUP · MOTI NAGAR, DELHI
Microshading gives eyebrows a soft, powdered look, similar to eyebrow makeup done with a pencil or powder. At UK's Derma in Moti Nagar, Delhi, the shape, shade and technique are agreed with you before any pigment is placed.
In short: Microshading is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure that places pigment in the upper skin. The result fades gradually, and shade, healing and touch-ups vary from person to person. A consultation explains all of this first.
In microshading, tiny dots of pigment are placed in the skin with a fine needle to build a soft, shaded effect. The result looks more like filled-in brows than the hair-like strokes created in microblading.
Because the pigment is placed in the skin, the effect lasts for a good while but fades over time, and the shade may shift slightly as it settles.
The brow shape is designed first, measured to suit your face and marked for your approval. A numbing cream is applied, the pigment is placed in stages and the shape is checked with you as it develops. Sterile, single-use tools should be used.
Brows look darker and sharper at the start, then flake and lighten as they heal. The final shade appears after the skin settles, and a touch-up may be suggested. Healing varies between people and skin types.
FAQ
They fade gradually, with the timing varying between people and skin types. Touch-ups may be planned.
The names are often used for a similar soft-shaded look. Your specialist explains the exact effect and how it will look.
Numbing cream is used, and comfort varies. Let the specialist know if you feel discomfort.
Often yes, but the technique chosen depends on your skin. The specialist advises after examining it.
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