Microblading
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Microblading, manual tattooing (from the English micro - small, blade - blade) is a type of tattooing performed by hand, not by machine. The master carries out the procedure with a needle (or needles of various configurations) attached to a special handle-holder - a manipule, which is set in motion by the specialist’s hand, by drawing each hair.
The procedure can also be performed using a standard vibrating machine with a fine needle. This method of execution gives a more natural effect, and also eliminates a number of negative nuances inherent in microblading performed with a handpiece in the hands of an inexperienced specialist.
The final appearance of the hairs is determined by the chosen technique. It depends not only on the client’s wishes, but also on the initial appearance of his eyebrows and the presence of any flaws. There are two main techniques.