Microblading creates hair-like strokes using a manual hand tool with tiny needles, giving a natural, feathered look that mimics individual brow hairs. It’s ideal for those wanting a soft, defined brow with visible strokes.
Microshading uses a machine to deposit tiny dots of pigment, creating a soft, powdered effect similar to filled-in brows with makeup. It provides more density and is better suited for oily skin types, as it tends to last longer and heal more consistently than microblading.
Combo brows use microblading strokes at the front of the brow with shading through the body and tail for a more dimensional look.