Amazing brows are just one spa appointment away! Whatever your brows look like, our brow artists will take you from ‘dud’ to ‘stud‘, from ‘nice pal’ to ‘hot gal‘, and better still, ‘just a friend’ to ‘must attend‘!
In microblading, your brows are skillfully etched into shape by combining our signature brow design with top-of-the-line products and techniques. Your brows are designed by our experts using measurements of your natural facial structure, and any desired personal touches.
Each individual hair stroke is carefully etched on the skin, building a beautiful and natural brow that lasts up to 3 years.
Our spa is located on Whyte avenue in Edmonton; Our microblading price depends on the level you need. Eyebrows come in all different shapes and sizes. For this reason, our prices are based on the percentage of additional brow the artist needs to design and etch. In effect, Level 3 procedures are by comparison much longer than those considered Level 1. Given these points, we find it is best to offer 3 levels of microblading.
MICROBLADING EDMONTON PRICE PER LEVEL:
Level I : Increase the definition of your brow line, add density to thinning areas, fill small gaps and scars, or balance the overall brow shape. Includes 30% brow coverage and 1 Refresher which can be booked within 12 months following initial procedure. $350
Level II : Remodel brow your shape, balance highly uneven brows, fill-in gaps, scars, increase density and thickness in sparse brows. Includes 60% brow coverage and 1 Refresher which can be booked within 12 months following initial procedure. $450
Level III : Restore your brows from tip-to-tip and top-to-bottom with a complete coverage of severely thinned brows or missing brows. Includes up to 100% brow coverage and 1 Refresher which can be booked within 12 months following initial procedure. $550
Refresher: (under 12 months since last session) Hair strokes are refined and color is intensified or refreshed. $150
Do you meet the criteria for this procedure? Find out by clicking HERE.
Knowing the healing stages of microblading can help you better plan for your procedure. Here is what you can expect of your brow healing journey.
The first stage if healing is typically inflammation. So, you body will send signals to the areas which will make for higher activity in that area than you are used to. For example, you will likely have some inflammation, redness, and weeping.
Weeping is lymphatic fluid seeping though the cut. This process helps move along the healing process. Blood and fluids clot the area usually within the first couple of hours after your microblading, that is, if not during the procedure.
Days 2-3 see the forming of scabs. These are filled with a little bit of ink, lymphatic fluid, and blood. The scabs eventually separate which is how you get that flaking part of the process. Flaking can last between days 4-6, depending on your skin.
Once all the flaking has finished, you will have fresh juicy cells at the top. Still, you may feel a little tenderness and it could still look scabby and patchy during days 7-10.
End of Healing
By the time you get to week 2, the skin cells have begun to compress and dry, therefore the colour starts to come back up to the surface.
From there, everything seems pretty consistent as you are now healed. Keep in mind that the colour continues to come closer to the surface. It can take up to 6 weeks for the colour to come up and your skin to look visibly healed. However, for up to 12 weeks, your skin is still reforming all of the collagen fibres and networks that make it solid under the surface. The 12th week marks the end of the stages of healing for microblading.
Are you medically eligible for procedure?
Microblading, like all other forms of tattooing, has risks associated with the procedure that though uncommon, must be reviewed. Please read carefully through the following contraindications to ensure you meet criteria.
Dérmica offers microblading on Whyte Ave in Edmonton, AB. Microblading is an ever-popular semi permanent brow service. We use a fine sharp blade to make incisions into the skin in order to insert pigment into the epidermal layer.
Microbladed eyebrows are meant to look natural. Each individual hair stroke is carefully placed on the skin, building a beautiful and natural brow.
The day of your appointment- step by step
Your life is about to change! Be prepared to spend up to 3 hours at the spa, depending on the microblading level required.
Upon arrival, you will be asked to complete/update a medical history form. After, you will be escorted to your treatment room to get settled-in and comfy. Ask a staff member for an extra pillow or blanket to maximize your comfort.
BROW MAPPING
Once you are settled in, the technician will begin a thorough consultation. The consultation includes colour selection and brow mapping.
Brow mapping provides a precise outline of the microblading. The outline gives you a guide of the areas in need of fill, and ensures that the shape suits your face and aligns with your other features.
Once you have approved the design created by your technician, she proceeds with numbing your skin.
Quick Tips for Procedure Day
Seeing that you must try to keep your brows dry, arrive to your appointment with freshly-washed hair. This will help you avoid wetting your brows in the shower for the first 2 days after your procedure.
In the same fashion, try to arrive at your appointment with a fresh face.
Numbing time is usually half an hour. With this is mind, clients like to bring something to occupy their time. In any event, we have wifi and magazines to pass the time.
BEFOREAFTERThe ‘AFTER’ image was taken immediately after the procedure. Therefore, the image is intended to depict hair stroke detail, not final colour. To clarify, the final colour is revealed about 5-10 days into healing process.
What to expect after your procedure
Your technician will provide you with after-care instructions. Following the post care is most important. The first thing to remember is to not touch the brows! The brows will darken over the next 2-3 days. In addition, you may experience itchiness as the brows begin to heal and scab. In due time, scabbing will shed. Consequently, the true colour is revealed.
Although your brows may look great on the initial date of service, once shed and healed, the results may differ. We want to ensure that your brows are up to par with your expectations, and for that reason, we include a complimentary Refresher session in our microblading services.
Do you meet the criteria for this procedure? Find out by clicking HERE.
When deciding which service to go for- Microblading vs Tattoo- ask yourself two questions: How long do I want it to last? What do I want it to look like?
There are 2 main differences between microblading vs tattooing. One is the esthetic of the brow: microblading gives a natural appearance because it’s delivered strand by strand. It is meant to mimic natural hair growth and the fibres of the hair. On the other hand, tattooing has a solid finish, there is no separation between the colour.
However, microshading or powdered ombre give the same look as a tattoo but with a gradient because you are not going that deep.
The other main difference is the longevity. Tattoos last the longest whereas microblading or microshading will last half the time. A true permanent makeup tattoo lasts 5-6 yrs, microblading or microshading lasts 1-3 years.
The reason for the difference is not the product itself. Instead, it’s the depth of penetration of the layer in which you are depositing that ink. With microblading you are depositing at an artificIal layer, however, with tattoos you’re depositing closer to the dermis so you are in the deeper levels of the skin.
Different Tools
Microblading uses hand-held tools and the technician manually breaks the skin in a scratching motion. With microshading, the technician uses a power tool, however, it also used manually. As the technician is scratching with the tool, the tool is also vibrating.
Brow tattoos are delivered using a permanent makeup machine.
A tip to the wise
The thing to remember with permanent makeup tattooing is that the pigment is in the skin for very long. The actual composition of that pigment is going to change overtime. This occurs because certain colours absorb out of the skin before others. So when you see the salmon-coloured eyebrows- you can assume those are the last layers of the tattoo.
