Microblading, the Most Popular Form of Cosmetic Tattoo, is Now Available in West Bloomfield, MI
Do you wish you had fuller, natural-looking eyebrows?
Microblading is the process of implementing color pigment beneath the surface of the skin by means of a small, sterile, disposable needle to produce the appearance of fuller eyebrows or to enhance the natural features of the face.
Frequently Asked Questions About Microblading
Does Microblading Hurt?
How Long Does Microblading Last?
How Old Do I Have to Be to Undergo Microblading?
Can I Undergo Microblading While Pregnant or Nursing?
Can I Get My Eyebrows Microbladed if They Were Previously Tattooed?
How Many Sessions Do I Need?
What is the Healing Process?
What Payment Methods are Available?
Can a Friend or Family Member Join Me at the Appointment?
What is Your Cancellation and No Show Policy?
How Much is the Deposit?
Microblading Policies
- After healing, results will differ between individual clients, and some people find they may still need to use pencil or powder. Chroma Tattoo has no control over how the healing process is managed and what the final results may be. There is no guarantee and additional sessions could be required to get your desired results, and will be charged accordingly.
- In order to book and confirm an appointment, we require a deposit to ensure that you are serious. This deposit will be deducted from the overall cost of your microblading session, and we require 48 hour’s notice in order to reschedule your appointment without penalty. If for any reason you cancel or do not arrive at your appointment, you automatically forfeit your deposit. Arriving more than 20 minutes after your scheduled appointment time may result you in the forfeiture of your deposit and your appointment being cancelled. Please notify us if you know you are going to be late. An additional deposit will be required to re-book any appointment cancelled due to lateness. All deposits are non-refundable!
- Our prices are subject to change.
- While we always strive to provide the best possible microblading services, there are factors out of our control that may result in you not achieving your desired outcome. Remember, each person will heal differently following the procedure.
Factors That Can Affect Your Outcome
- Large pores - may result in color healing blurry or blended.
- Acne or ingrown hair - injured skin is unable to be tattooed.
- Shingles - microblading procedures can cause a flare-up.
- Hair Transplants - hair transplants often result in damaged skin and mild scarring, which will affect your ability to retain pigment.
- Ingrown hairs- and open bumps on eyebrows/area of procedure. Injured/inflamed skin cannot be tattooed.
- Eczema- (Constant flaking/itching/irritation/shedding of skin). Skin is not healthy.
- Psoriasis- (Constant flaking/itching/irritation/shedding of skin). Skin is not healthy.
- Dermatitis- (Constant flaking/itching/irritation/shedding of skin). Skin is not healthy.
- Rosacea- (Chronic acne-like skin indicated by redness). Skin bleeds easy and will not retain pigment well.
- Moles/raised areas on/around area of procedure- Anything raised will not retain color.
- Deep wrinkles in the eyebrow area- Hair-strokes will not lay properly in the creases, giving the eyebrows an uneven look
- Fitzpatrick Skin type 1- (Redheads/translucent skin/light eyes). Due to hypersensitivity and thinness, this skin type bleeds very easily and does not take the pigment well.
- Accutane (acne medication) within the last year- Skin composition is altered and will not heal well. Must wait 1 year before applying permanent makeup.
- Retinol or Vitamin A user- Skin composition is altered. Must discontinue use 3 months prior to procedure. Extremely thin skin
- Transparent or translucent skin bleeds easily and cannot hold pigment due to its thinness.
- Tanned/Sunburnt skin- Skin is not normal color and is damaged.
- Use of Latisse or any eyelash/eyebrow growth conditioner- Hair follicles are hypersensitive and will bleed easily.- Use must discontinued for 2 months prior to any procedure.
- Have face/body dysmorphic disorder- Expectations can’t be met
- Pregnant or nursing- At risk and sensitive due to change in hormones
- Hemophilia- High risk/cannot stop bleeding
- Heart Conditions/Pacemaker/Defibrillator (No exceptions)- High risk and on blood-thinning medications
- Bleeding disorders- Increased bleeding which prevents pigment deposit
- Thyroid condition and taking medication for this condition Hypo, Hyper-thyroidism, Graves Disease, Hashimoto's, etc.- Results in thicker skin.
- Auto Immune Disorder such as LUPUS or Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia (MS, RA, Lupus or the like).- Due to the medicines to treat these diseases, the skin is altered and pigment will not retain. Also, the facial skin is not healthy and/or is bumpy, and the color will not heal evenly.
- Trichotillomania (Compulsive pulling of body hair)- Due to constant pulling, scar tissue is prominent and pigment will not heal evenly/properly.
- For eyeliner treatment: Using Glaucoma eye drops.- Eyelash follicles and eyelids are hypersensitive and will bleed easily and pigment will not retain.