I started hating my eyebrows in the ‘90s. As an Italian-American, I had coarse dark brows that matched my coarse brown hair, but I was envious of the girls around me – most likely of a more northern ...

Fast-forward through a string of attempted fixes in my mid-40s, and I eventually landed on the hype surrounding brow growth ...

Worse was still to come. Within just a few months, my “semi-permanent” makeup had faded to an unsightly blurry pink hue. The ...

Thanks to the over-plucking trend of the ’90s (we blame you, Gwen Stefani) and the inevitable switch back to fuller, fluffier brows, eyebrow microblading has established itself as a popular cosmetic ...

Eyebrow microblading is the process of using a small tool with tiny needles to draw hair strokes on your eyebrow (not a tattoo machine). The result is a realistic-looking brow that doesn't wash off.

The microblading healing process typically takes about 30 days. You may have redness, tenderness, mild swelling, and skin flaking after your procedure, but this should go away in a couple of weeks.

At the beginning of 2017, a new eyebrow trend kicked off. Microblading, otherwise known as semi-permanent brow tattooing, became the latest procedure to be booked up by celebrities (Michelle Keegan ...