What microblading is
Individual strokes that mimic real hairs.
Microblading uses a manual hand-tool to lay individual pigment strokes into the skin, each one drawn to mimic a real brow hair. The Korean approach we follow favours fine, conservative strokes over bold, blocky ones, with direction set by your own hair growth.
The result is a defined, hair-like brow that sits best on normal-to-dry skin. Where skin runs oily, fine strokes can blur over time — and we will tell you so honestly.
Who it suits
For normal-to-dry skin and hair-like definition.
Microblading suits clients with normal-to-dry skin who want a defined, hair-like brow rather than a powder shade. If your skin runs oily, an ombre powder finish or nanoblading for oily skin will usually hold more evenly — we recommend the right method, not the booked one.
The Korean method
Why our strokes sit natural.
Stroke direction follows your own brow growth, not a template. Density is built conservatively — fewer, finer strokes placed deliberately, rather than a dense block of pigment. The brow gains structure without ever announcing itself.
On colour
Keeping it natural, not harsh.
A harsh, over-dark result is the fear. It is also avoidable by design.
Our response is procedural
- Stroke count and pigment depth are chosen with you — conservative by default.
- Strokes are built up gradually, never laid heavy at the start.
- The brow heals softer than it appears on the day.
- The included retouch is where definition is added, if you want it.
The session
Step by step.
The same unhurried sequence every time. Nothing permanent happens until the shape is approved.
1
Consultation & face analysis
We read your features and existing growth before recommending a shape or stroke pattern.
2
Mapping & symmetry
The shape is drawn and approved in the mirror before any blade touches the skin — this settles the wrong-shape fear.
3
Numbing & comfort
A surgical-grade numbing cream is applied before and during the work.
4
Shading & aftercare brief
Strokes are placed following your growth, then you leave with a written healing schedule and recovery products.
Healing & longevity
What weeks one to four look like.
Strokes sharpen and darken over the first few days, flake lightly between days four and seven, soften around week two, then settle through weeks three and four. Microblading generally lasts one to one-and-a-half years and fades gradually. A retouch within three months is included to refine the strokes after healing.
Compare
Microblading, against the other techniques.
Microblading is one of four finishes. The right one depends on your skin and the look you want.
Ombre
A soft powder shade rather than strokes — holds more evenly on oily skin. See an ombre powder finish.
Ombre →
Nanoblading
The machine-set version of hairstrokes — finer, more controlled, our usual choice for nanoblading for oily skin.
Nanoblading →
Suji
The softest, most feathered finish in the Korean method. Explore soft Korean Suji brows.
Suji →
Pricing
One price, everything included.
$870
SGD
Inclusive of consultation, custom design, numbing, aftercare and a retouch within three months.
Frequently asked
Microblading, answered plainly.
Will microblading look too dark or harsh?
It should not. The Korean method we use favours fine, naturally-directed strokes over heavy, blocky ones. We choose stroke density and pigment depth with you, and the result heals softer than it looks on the day. The aim is brows no one reads as tattooed.
Is microblading good for oily skin?
Less so. On oily skin, individual hairstrokes can blur over time. If your skin runs oily we will say so during consultation and may suggest nanoblading or an ombre finish, which hold more evenly. We would rather recommend the right technique than the booked one.
Is microblading suitable for men?
Yes. Done conservatively, hairstrokes can fill gaps and sharpen structure while still reading as natural brow hair. We follow your own growth direction so nothing looks drawn-on.
What if the shape is wrong for my face?
The shape is mapped and approved by you before any blade touches the skin. We adjust the design until it suits your features. Pigment work begins only once you have signed off on the shape.
How long does microblading last?
Typically one to one-and-a-half years, depending on skin type and lifestyle. It fades gradually. A retouch within three months is included to refine the strokes after healing.
Will I regret it — is it permanent?
Microblading is semi-permanent. It softens and fades over time rather than staying fixed forever, which is part of why we work conservatively. We design slowly, confirm everything with you first, and build up gently — so the result is one you can live with comfortably.
Book a consultation
Every brow is designed and approved before any work begins.
Send a brief message via WhatsApp and we will respond with availability and the intake questions for your consultation.