We're going to define sustainability quite differently from normal definitions because the most popular definition in the world, the Brundtland definition of so called sustainable development, is flawed. It's so flawed it should be tossed on the rubbish heap of history's biggest catastrophic mistakes.
What is Microblading? Microblading, also called eyebrow embroidery or micropigmentation, is the process of implanting color pigment beneath the surface of the skin by means of a tiny, sterile, disposable needle to produce the appearance of cosmetic makeup or to enhance the natural features of the face.
The required pigment is deposited into the superficial dermis of the skin with the disposable microblade which allows the technician to create bespoke, crisp hair strokes which look like natural eyebrow hair. Microblading differs from conventional semi-permanent tattooing by the very fact that it is a manual procedure. When using a hand held micro blade, the colour is deposited closer to the surface than when a machine is used leaving very fine and crisp hair strokes with no spilling under the skin.