Microblading handles holds the tiny microblading blades and are the hand tool that creates the hair strokes.

Blades can be confusing to the beginner student. We provide and educate our students on the only blades that will matter to their progress as an artist. The tiny microblading blades are single-use disposable and, when put together into a microblading handle, are the tool that creates the microblading hair stroke pattern.

Pain management is essential to all clients; therefore, it is necessary to up and coming artists. Numb patches provide comfort to clients during the microblading treatment.

This solution is a top-up to pain management after the treatment has commenced. It can be used to re-numb clients if the treatment time is continuing after the initial numb is beginning to wear off.

Tweezers are used as treatment commences, shaping the client’s brows.

Scissors can be used occasionally to trim brow hairs.

There are several wands and styles of cue tips that are going to streamline a microblading treatment. These wands provide ease of service when providing a microblading treatment.

Ring cups are needed to hold the micro-pigments during the treatment.

The practice is required to hone the microblading skill. These silicone skins mimic human skin and provide a platform for training.

Pencils are needed while mapping out the brow shape on the client. These soft pencils are most comfortable to sharpen and manipulate

Soft pencils need to be sharpened with a razor blade for the most delicate possible lines.

Practicing first on paper is helpful before working on the silicone skins; this helps solidify all the rules in the basic brow shape and hairs stroke pattern.

When performing microblading treatments, consents need to be filled out by the client. These templates give the necessary information to help the artist and clients for ease of service and understanding of expectations.