If you want blotchy looking eyebrows, then go here to spend your hard-earned money. Melissa claims that she has been doing microblading eyebrows for 20 years. If so, where are all of her great reviews? She needs to step up to the plate and take more classes for different types of skin and color. She doesn't know how to do powder brows. I went to her twice and the 2nd time I went back after a few weeks, my eyebrows were worse looking than the 1st time she did them. You couldn't see any microblading at all. The 1st time I went to her, she accused me of pulling all of the microblade hairs lines out! She gave me a card on how to do the aftercare which I followed. When I went back to her the 2nd time, she told me I wasn't supposed to "wash" the eyebrows at all. I pointed it out to her on the card that she had given to me. She didn't even know that her card said that! Really??? She then told me not to follow that last step and to not wash the eyebrows at all for one week. I followed her verbal instructions the 2nd time around and my eyebrows looked worse than the 1st time.
I was going for a 3rd time and cancelled my appointment with Melissa. I decided she didn't know what she was doing and, of course, she refused to give me a refund. I went to Ink Lovers instead. Wow! What a difference! Melissa from Skin Technology should have used a combination of microblading and powder for my skin type. According to HHBeauty, powder brows use a pin-dot pigment application, while microblading uses pigment to create realistic, hair-like strokes.
If you want a reputable place to get your eyebrows microbladed, try Ink Lovers with Brooklyn. Her work is amazing! read more