Microblading Adelaide —
Why I No Longer Offer It & The Better Alternative

Microblading uses a manual blade to cut strokes into the skin and fill them with pigment. While once popular, with time I saw its consistent limitations:

• More trauma to the skin
• Unpredictable healing and pigment fading
• Poor results on oily or mature skin
• Tendency to turn reddish or grey over time

That’s why I chose to stop offering microblading — and focus on modern alternatives that heal better and last longer.

I first trained in microblading over 10 years ago. Back then, it was considered the leading brow technique, and I was proud to offer it to my clients. This photo shows one of my early works after completing training.
But with experience, I began to notice the drawbacks: pigment changes, skin trauma, and short-lasting results. I realised my clients deserved better.
That’s why today, I specialise in Hairstroke Nano Brows — the evolution of the hair-stroke technique that gives softer, more realistic results with less trauma.