Microblading in Houston
Voted Best Brow Studio in Houston
Tired of filling in your brows every morning? Achieve fuller-looking, beautifully defined eyebrows with microblading in Houston at Dermaluxe Spa. Designed to mimic natural brow hair, microblading creates long-lasting results thats suits your features
Award-Winning Brow Services
Our award-winning microblading services at Dermaluxe Spa are customized to complement your features, creating brows that look effortless and never overdone. We’ve been voted Best Brow Studio by the Houston Chronicle three years in a row and have proudly served our clients for over 10 years. Our experience and attention to detail allow us to create personalized results designed around each client’s individual features and brow goals.
Microblading
Microblading is a form of permanent makeup designed to create the appearance of fuller, more defined eyebrows. Microblading can be a great option for sparse or thinning brows caused by aging, overplucking, or hair loss. The appointment usually takes up to 2 hours to complete. Using a specialized handheld tool fitted with ultra-fine needles, the artist dips the blade into pigment and creates gentle, shallow cuts in the upper layers of the skin. These fine strokes mimic the look and direction of your natural brow hair.
Before the procedure begins, your brows are carefully mapped and an outline is created to design a shape that flows naturally with your brows and facial features. A pigment shade is then selected to complement your skin tone and hair color. Once you and your artist approve the shape and color and you feel confident with the design, we can begin your microblading treatment.
Benefits of Microblading
01 Natural Looking Results
You want realistic, hand-drawn hair strokes created using the traditional manual microblading technique.
02 LOW-MAINTENANCE BROWS
You want to spend less time filling in and shaping your brows without needing pencils or powders.
03 SKIN TYPE
Microblading tends to heal best on normal to dry skin. Oily or textured skin may require a different technique for better results.
FAQs
Is a consultation required for microblading?
Not everyone needs a consultation. If you’re unsure which service is best for you or prefer to meet with your artist first, we offer complimentary consultations.
Photo Submission: Please upload clear photos when booking online or email them to contact@dermaluxespa.com within 24 hours. Failure to submit photos may result in cancellation or denial of your appointment.
Consultation Requirement: If you’ve had previous permanent makeup or have any medical conditions that may affect your eligibility, an in-person consultation is required before booking.
We look forward to welcoming you to Dermaluxe Spa and being part of your beauty journey.
What should I know before my microblading appointment?
To get the best results from your brow procedure at Dermaluxe Spa, please follow these guidelines:
Avoid plucking, waxing, or tweezing your brows in the week leading up to your appointment.
Do not use dyes, bleaches, or semi-permanent gels that stain the skin in the brow area.
Refrain from taking blood-thinning supplements or medications such as Aspirin, Fish Oil, Niacin, Vitamin E, and Ibuprofen for 48–72 hours prior (unless medically necessary).
Avoid alcohol and caffeine for at least 48 hours before your procedure, as they can increase sensitivity and bleeding.
If you’re on anticoagulants, consult your doctor and get permission to stop usage for at least 5 days before your appointment.
Hydrate well the day before—healthy, hydrated skin heals better.
Schedule Botox, Dysport, or Xeomin at least 2 weeks before or after your brow tattoo.
No chemical peels or laser treatments on the face for 6 weeks before your appointment.
Stop using prescription retinoids (like Retin-A) at least 2 weeks prior.
Avoid tanning or sun exposure to the brow area for at least 2 weeks before and after treatment.
What should I do after my microblading appointment?
Healing times can vary depending on your skin and the area treated, but following proper aftercare is essential for the best results. For the first 10 days after your permanent makeup treatment, please avoid the following:
Touching the Area: Keep hands away to prevent introducing bacteria or causing infection.
Picking or Scratching: Let any scabbing or flaking naturally shed—picking can lead to pigment loss or scarring.
Water Exposure: Keep the area dry. Avoid long showers, swimming, hot tubs, or steam rooms.
Sweating: Skip intense workouts and saunas, as sweat can disrupt the healing process.
Makeup: Do not apply makeup on or near the treated area until it’s fully healed to avoid irritation or infection.
Skincare Products: Avoid lotions, exfoliants, retinoids, or acids on the treated area unless specifically advised.
Sun Exposure: Protect the area from direct sunlight and skip tanning beds to prevent fading and irritation.
Sleeping on Your Face: Try to sleep on your back to avoid pressure and friction on the healing area.
Alcohol and Caffeine: Limit both, as they can thin your blood and potentially slow the healing process.
Facial Treatments: Postpone any facials, chemical peels, or laser treatments until your skin is fully healed.
Following these steps helps preserve your results and ensures a smooth healing experience. Always refer to the personalized instructions given to you at your appointment.
How long does microblading last?
Microblading is a wonderful way to enhance your natural beauty, and it’s designed to last for a good while. Typically, it can last anywhere from 1 to 3 years, and often even longer, depending on factors such as your skin type, aftercare routine, and lifestyle habits.
Individuals with oily skin may find that the pigments fade faster. Similarly, those who engage in activities that cause excessive sweating, such as hot yoga, swimming, or sun exposure, may also notice quicker fading. On the other hand, individuals with normal to dry skin may find that the pigments last longer.
Additionally, people who take good care of their skin by avoiding exfoliants and acids around the brow area that may cause fading, may also find that the results last longer.
Are touch-ups necessary?
Yes, touch-ups are often necessary for microblading. The initial application may not achieve the desired color intensity, so a touch-up helps fine-tune the pigment. Some areas may fade more quickly than others, and a touch-up ensures even color distribution. Adjustments may also be needed to perfect the shape and symmetry. Additionally, touch-ups help maintain the appearance over time, as all permanent makeup gradually fades. We recommend a touch-up within 6-8 weeks after the initial procedure, with maintenance touch-ups every 1-2 years depending on the individual’s skin type and lifestyle.
Can you correct previous microblading done elsewhere?
In many cases, we can help improve or correct previous microblading—but not always. Whether correction is possible depends on several factors:
Number of past sessions
Placement issues such as poor shape
Color of the ink (unnatural tones like blue, green, or purple are harder to correct)
Saturation levels (overly dark or dense pigment can limit options)
Not all clients are good candidates for correction. In some situations, removal may be necessary first, especially if there is significant scar tissue, residual pigment, or uneven skin tone like hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation.
Who should avoid microblading?
Before booking your brow treatment, it’s important to be aware of any conditions or factors that could interfere with healing, pigment retention, or overall results.
Please review the following contraindications and consult with us if any apply to you:
- Skin Irritations or Conditions: This includes active acne, rosacea, eczema, seborrheic dermatitis, rashes, or any infection in the brow area. The skin must be calm and healthy before your appointment.
- Recent Botox: If you’ve had Botox injections near the brow area within the past two weeks, please wait until the area has fully settled.
- Use of Retinol or Tretinoin: Discontinue the use of Retin-A, Tretinoin, or other retinoids for at least two weeks before your appointment. These products increase skin sensitivity and can lead to poor pigment retention.
- Recent Cosmetic Procedures: Chemical peels, laser resurfacing, or microneedling in the brow area require at least four weeks of healing before permanent makeup can be performed.
- Extremely Oily Skin or Enlarged Pores: Oily skin and large pores may impact how well pigment retains and heals. A consultation is highly recommended to discuss realistic expectations and alternatives.
- Eyebrow Hair Transplant: If you’ve had a hair transplant in the brow area, we are unable to proceed with additional permanent brow treatments, as it may interfere with the transplanted follicles.
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