Ombre powder brows and Microblading are two popular methods for achieving semi-permanent and fuller-looking brows. Both techniques have their own unique benefits. But it's crucial to understand the difference between them to decide which one to go for. And that is the topic we have discussed in this blog. So, keep reading!
Ombre Powder Brows Vs. Microblading
Ombre powder brows is a semi-permanent makeup technique that uses a digital machine to deposit pigment into the skin. It uses a fine needle that creates a soft, powdery finish to mimic the look of natural brow hair. The needle is moved in a back-and-forth motion to create the ombre effect. It's perfect for those who want a more defined and natural-looking brow.
On the flip, Microblading is a manual method of semi-permanent makeup that uses a handheld tool to create fine and hair-like strokes on the skin. The tool comes with pigment, which aims to make small incisions in the skin to mimic the look of natural brow hair. Microblading is perfect for clients who want more natural and fluffy brows and have sparse or patchy brows. The strokes made by this cosmetic tattooing technique look more defined and crisp, giving a realistic look. But what to consider when it comes to choosing one between the two?
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How Long Does the Result Last?
The major difference between the two methods is the duration and touch-up schedule. Ombre powder brows tend to last longer than Microblading because the pigment is deposited into the skin deeply. The result usually lasts for 1 to 3 years. But it depends on the individual's skin type and aftercare routine. Microblading, on the other hand, typically lasts about 1 to 2 years before needing a touch-up.
Do They Cause Pain?
When it comes to pain, both methods cause some discomfort during the procedure. But the pain level varies from person to person. Microblading can be more painful than ombre powder brows because it involves making small incisions in the skin. Ombre powder brows, on the other hand, are less invasive and cause less discomfort. But don’t worry! We always use quality numbing ointments, which would not make you feel any pain.
Cost
In terms of cost, both methods charge similarly. But ombre powder brows may be slightly more expensive than Microblading. It requires more time and skill to perform.
Final Words
In conclusion, ombre powder brows and Microblading are great options for achieving semi-permanent and fuller-looking brows. But it's best to consult with a professional semi-permanent makeup artist to determine which one you should go for. And whatever you want to get done in our studio, we will leave you extremely satisfied. So, rely on us!
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