Microblading is a specialized, semi-permanent cosmetic procedure designed to enhance or reconstruct the eyebrows through the manual application of pigment. Unlike traditional machine-based tattooing, this technique utilizes a handheld tool equipped with ultra-fine, sterile needles to create delicate, hair-like incisions in the upper layers of the dermis. By mimicking the natural flow and diameter of individual eyebrow hairs, the artist can correct asymmetries, fill in sparse areas, or redefine the brow arch to complement the client’s unique facial structure. The process begins with professional mapping based on anatomical proportions and involves a mandatory perfecting session four to eight weeks after the initial application. The results typically last between 18 and 30 months, offering a high-precision, low-maintenance solution for those seeking realistic and long-lasting brow definition.