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Microblading for Oily Skin: What Works Best (and What to Avoid)
Microblading can work on oily skin, but it's the skin type where I most often recommend a different technique. Oil changes how pigment settles and how long fine strokes stay crisp. If your skin gets shiny by midday, here's what to expect and what usually holds up best. Why oily skin changes the result Oily skin has more active oil glands and often larger pores. Both affect how pigment is retained as the skin heals. With very fine hair strokes, the result can be strokes that s
Mayara Pacini
5 days ago3 min read


Microblading vs Nanobrows: Which One Is Right for You?
Microblading and nanobrows look alike in photos, both are semi-permanent, and plenty of studios use the two words as if they meant the same thing. They don't. After more than 1,000 brows, I can tell you the right choice depends less on trends and more on three things: your skin, the brows you already have, and the look you want. The short answer Microblading uses a hand tool with a blade. It's best for filling small gaps and fixing minor asymmetries, especially on normal to d
Mayara Pacini
Oct 103 min read


What is Nanoblading?
Nanoblading is a semi-permanent makeup technique designed to enhance your eyebrows by creating ultra-fine, hair-like strokes
Mayara Pacini
Jan 13, 20252 min read
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