The Microblading pen.
Have you ever wondered what the microblading pen looks like ?
We use Harmony blades, designed and manufactured by the amazing Tina Davies in Canada.
The sharpest microblade there is .
It consists of tiny micro needles, the thickness of acupuncture needles, lined up in a row , that form what looks like a blade - hence the name microblading.
The whole microblading pen from handle to blade is 100% disposable , and each one is opened in your presence for peace of mind .
The number of each blade is saved and recorded on your case notes.
Anaesthesiology is well understood and studied during Olives nursing career ( 30 years) , and most clients rate the soreness as a 3/10 , rating plucking or threading slightly more painful.
We use 3 types of anaesthetic in Browtique. A cream, a gel and a liquid style. All contain Lidocaine of varying strengths depending on the layer of the skin we are in.
Anaesthetic cream is applied 20 min before procedure , anaesthetic gel is applied ' during' the procedure , and liquid anaesthetic finally to keep you as comfortable as is possible .
If you are very worried about soreness, you can always speak to a pharmacist or order pain relief on our scheduling system , and we will mail it out on the same day if ordered before 12 md.
We use Harmony blades, designed and manufactured by the amazing Tina Davies in Canada.
The sharpest microblade there is .
It consists of tiny micro needles, the thickness of acupuncture needles, lined up in a row , that form what looks like a blade - hence the name microblading.
The whole microblading pen from handle to blade is 100% disposable , and each one is opened in your presence for peace of mind .
The number of each blade is saved and recorded on your case notes.
Anaesthesiology is well understood and studied during Olives nursing career ( 30 years) , and most clients rate the soreness as a 3/10 , rating plucking or threading slightly more painful.
We use 3 types of anaesthetic in Browtique. A cream, a gel and a liquid style. All contain Lidocaine of varying strengths depending on the layer of the skin we are in.
Anaesthetic cream is applied 20 min before procedure , anaesthetic gel is applied ' during' the procedure , and liquid anaesthetic finally to keep you as comfortable as is possible .
If you are very worried about soreness, you can always speak to a pharmacist or order pain relief on our scheduling system , and we will mail it out on the same day if ordered before 12 md.
