Microblading is perfect for those who want to fully reconstruct, define, cover gaps, or fill-in over plucked brows. Also known as eyebrow embroidery, feathering or etching, microblading is just one of the "permanent makeup" procedures gaining popularity in recent years. Microblading is especially appealing lately, given the beauty trend for thick brows that can earn a "brows on fleek" Instagram hashtag. As the name suggests, microblading uses a very small blade to deposit pigment under the skin, giving the appearance of hair. It can be used by those who want to toss their eyebrow pencil, or it can be used in more extreme cases such as for patients with hair loss. The procedure can cost anywhere from $650 to $850 and takes about an hour and a half to two hours, experts told Mic. Microblading isn't actually permanent; it lasts about a year. But that might be just the right amount of time, considering many women are getting it for aesthetic rather than health-related reasons. Ena Lukovic, from Montenegro certified aesthetic specialist who sees everyone "from serious illnesses such as cancer and alopecia to the Domestic Goddess." While the procedure can be used for more than just those trying to keep their brow game on point, many of her patients are using it for just that. For more info call Ena's European Day Spa at # 260-467-3231 or e-mail europeandayspa@hotmail.com
