yessss you just saved my career thanks girl

I recently started microblading at my salon. My instructor taught me the exact same things as you. It's great to see that my training was reinforced. Great video!!

@skyhoward2050

6 жыл бұрын

Journey Legend where did you train??

OMG thank you soooooo much you just helped me beyond what you’ll know wish I would have known you before I spent 3 thousands dollars on a class that wasn’t half the information you just shared

1- all needle points in altogether at the same time on the same level from start to finish of stroke. 2-Do not tilt blade at any angle left or right, its got to be a completely vertical pen so that pen and skin are at a 90 degree angle. 3- never criss cross your stokes. they should Never intersect. 4- They can be close but not too close to avoid blurred lines. 5- They can continue on from each other in a cascading fashion but never cross.

Excellent explanation!!! It has helped me a lot.. Most trainers do not explain it like you...!!!

@Ranasha12

7 жыл бұрын

Ana Sofia Garcia Tapia question, after training and a certificate, what other documents are needed?

@anasofiagarciatapia5014

7 жыл бұрын

To start working, you mean? Nothing else is needed not a lot of requirements in Arizona..... just a lot of practice. :)

@Ranasha12

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!❤

@3DBrowsAcademy

7 жыл бұрын

For more answers visit our FAQ's page: www.3dbrowsacademy.com/faq/

@3DBrowsAcademy

6 жыл бұрын

Ana glad to help.

Thank you so much! I took a two day class taught by women who have no clue about microblading they’ve been tattooing brows since the 70’s. Nice people but had no business teaching microblading! I left there just as clueless as I was before. I have literally learned everything on youtube , this is extremely helpful thank you for this

l'm so thankful to find this video!!! I'm from Chile and the training here was so basic. I didn't feel prepared to launch the service and finding this kind of videos its been the only way. Thank you thank you thank you!!!

It blows my mind when I see popular IG microbladers entering at 45 degree angles or crossing strokes!!! Awesome video, thank you!

@3DBrowsAcademy

4 жыл бұрын

Very true, just because someone is IG famous doesn't qualify them to be good trainers...

Amazing Video! Thank you for making these clear and clean distinctions between do's and don'ts!

I can't believe at some of these girls are doing videos, knowing nothing and doing it on other people! THANK U FOR PUTTING THIS OUT THERE GIRL! SUBSCRIBED!

This has been an eyeopener, I trained in may and not been impressed so far. I did a set after watching your tutorial yesterday and by God what a difference. A long way to go but thnkyou!

wow, thank you so much for your expertise! I was never taught any of this!!

thank you very much you sharing this ...

love the mould you made for this. very genius idea.

This is the best tips ever !! Thank you !!

It’s so important and interesting about the pressure u are very good explanation thanks very much

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

Thank you so much for your channel it will help me in my dream career now as a microblading artist! I will have my first client tomorrow and I’m so nervous i dont know if i can do it. I decided to review again and study about it to gain confidence and i found your videos. It will help a lot of people who cannot afford expensive trainings. God bless you. Hope you will have more helpful videos in the future. ❤️

Very helpful on stroke consistency and method. thank you for this video....

These are amazingly useful and helpful tips. Thank you!!

Thank you!!! Great Example, video and communication skills.

Thank u so much for sharing this for all! I know Olya and my God she is queen to me. I am new in the balding world and this helped me! I wasn't told to keep the device straight!!!! I totally get it now!

thank you for your great explanation and tips

Love your explanations..best I have seen..

Great demo with tips. Very helpful!!!

I'm looking to get trained, but before I do I'm doing my research. You're very informative and professional❤️

Thank you, i wish you could do more videos more often!!

Fantastic information, thank you so much for sharing 🙏🏼

This is the best tip video I've watched by far.

this is such an awesome video and you demonstrate it soooo well!!! thank you!!!

Wow beautifully taught.

so helpful thank you

Great tips. You must have been told a million times, that you resemble Reese Witherspoon. Such a beautiful woman. ❤️

@3DBrowsAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, on occasion.

This was very helpful thank you very much

So informative thank you

Best video totally corectly done

they don't teach you this in microblading school! omg... thank you so much!

U R just perfect, thx for the explanation & plz more videos

Thank you very much. You are highly professional and I wish to do the training with you.

Soooo helpful thank you so much

amazing teacher

Your awesome i didnt know all that and i want this done but the right way

very informative. Thank you

This is awesome!!! It help artists who can't afford to constantly go to expensive classes. Thank you soooooo much!!!!! You now have a new subscriber!

@3DBrowsAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

For more helpful microblading lessons visit our Tips & Tricks page at www.3dbrowsacademy.com/tips-tricks

Great advise,thanks.👌💕

I love your brief classes already despite my training being booked in two weeks. I'm so eager to have such a good mental image of what I should and should not be doing, and the idea of practicing on wax is genius.

@3DBrowsAcademy

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Best of luck and let us know how we can help out.

Thank you very much for this video and for clarifying about the crossing. I saw some videos with people crossing upstrokes and downstrokes, it did not look natural.

Wow...thanks for the information. ....thank u very much...

Pls keep those little tips coming, loved it!!

Thank you

Thank you so much for this💕

thank you so much

I love it thank you so much

Gracias

This was good information. Thank you

so very cool!

Love your videos. It’s making so much more sense to me now

@3DBrowsAcademy

4 жыл бұрын

Kenni we are glad to help.

Excellent 👌

so good!

I've been searching for this kind of information! I didn't learn this stuff at all thank you for sharing.

@3DBrowsAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

Zen we're happy to help out. For more microblading tutorials visit the Tips & Tricks page on our website. www.3dbrowsacademy.com/tips-tricks

You are the best thank u.

Thanks !

Nice idea

Thank GOD I saw this! Thank you for sharing:-)

woww this helps so much

thanks

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Pretty nail color btw:)

To me the pictures with criss crossing brow strokes looked the best and most natural... so who ever did those ones, looks like they mastered that technique well.

@3DBrowsAcademy

3 жыл бұрын

Yes at first they can look good. The problem is after time when you cross strokes heal they will have a higher tendency to blur into each other making them look un-natural.

You are the best

Makes sense!

@3DBrowsAcademy

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Patty puts in a lot of thought to simplifying things for her students.

Short vid but very helpful

I was never told any of that on my training! 😧

@yeshalloween

5 жыл бұрын

Nadia Harris same!!

OMG! you're amazing, I have been doing my eyebrows for years now..and they always heal burred ash, the lady who does my eyebrows, keep telling me that, it's because my skin pigmentation....thank you for a great video!

@cvetiksemicvetik778

4 жыл бұрын

How about U blade?

Great tutorial. Really informative and awesome with explanations. What are you practicing on? Wax?

I want them like yours. We are the same color

Very good Information .... I have Bern correcting similar results from other “professionals” . :-/

your amazing.. thats im going to you for training

@3DBrowsAcademy

7 жыл бұрын

For 3D Brows training info visit www.3dbrowsacademy.com

You great 👍 😍

Question: how about if I cross these lines during the second ( or follow up) appointment, when these fist cuts are already healed? would that also be blurred eventually? Please advice. Great video!

I think your videos are a fantastic material for help us (sorry if my english is not good), so TKS. I have a question, what is the producta that u used for the examples? Is that a piece of soap? candle wax? that could be a nice to practice...

Do you microblade your own brows too? These are incredible tips - thank you.

how do you make a perfect curve with tilting?

First of all thank you for this amazing information. But I was wondering how can this be applied into the U-blade? would you be so kind and explain or make another video please?

@3DBrowsAcademy

7 жыл бұрын

Blade positioning is the same you just have to adjust according to the type of needle and staying balance & centered. Stay tuned for new tips n tricks coming soon.

@TheBsieben85

7 жыл бұрын

I was going to ask the same question about the U blade! What about shading? if you shade the area you are "crossing" your lines in a way. So is it best not to shade at all?

Brilliant. I've never had this done before. Where is your business? I live in San Diego, CA. Thanks

Ithsnks for your tips, i,d like you show us photos of before and after 1 or 2 months please and see depth and color

@3DBrowsAcademy

4 жыл бұрын

You can see healed work on our Tips and Tricks page or instagram: www.3dbrowsacademy.com/skin-undertones-modifiers/ instagram.com/3dbrowsutah/

i use this one the u black blade but i have problem to find the full contact

It’s common sense...👍

Very helpful information thanks! 💋

What is the item that you are using to demonstrate what it looks like beneath the skin?

I've had nightmare finding a competent tech to do my brows. I've been botched now twice. Do you know anyone in south FL who is good or do you service this area by any chance? I see photos of so many gorgeous hairstyle brows and have been wanting to get my brows done properly. All the work done to my brows is now gone as it faded off completely over the years. Thanks!

Where can I see by this practice block that you're working on?

What is the white block you are using to practice on? I need this video is great!! Thank you

@3DBrowsAcademy

2 ай бұрын

You can purchase 3D Brow practice molds with the link below: 3d-brows.myshopify.com/products/3d-brows-practice-molds

I believe its your age plus 10 days for full healing before coming back right.. maybe Im wrong but no one talks about that and Im pretty sure im right. im in irealand and you seem unreal. I wish I could find a trainer like you. are you in Utah?

thank you so much. i got my certificate last tuesday but my instructor just said i did wrong with my blade until i watched your clip- 3 times already

@3DBrowsAcademy

4 жыл бұрын

Your not alone that's a very common concern. If you ever need help with more hands-on experience we do offer a Microblading Refresher Course that's 1/2 cost and time of our Microblading Fundamentals Training. See link below: kzread.info/dash/bejne/jHee0NeNgdybY7A.html&feature=emb_logo

You explained the core problems from many courses...don´t explain how important it is to how to hold the pen properly. Another issue I have during a blading session is the type of skin anesthetic cream. Dr.Numb works but the effect doesn´t last long. What do you use for skin numbing product? Is there two different products for to open the skin and for the open skin?

I was going to get my eyebrows microbladed but I was not sure because I've seen people with it both ways one looks really good and it look like hair and the other one just looks blurred and dark and horrible like what you were showing after watching this I definitely want to see other people's that they've done before I would get mine done by anybody thanks for showing us why some people's looks good and other people's looks horrible

@3DBrowsAcademy

7 жыл бұрын

Sebastian just remember when the artist crosses over their strokes their is a higher probability of the strokes looking blurred or thicker. Some artist can do good work crossing but its not very common. For that reason we recommend not crossing over your strokes or until the artist has the confidence to make them look natural. Its really personal preference.

I need to be trained by you.

@3DBrowsAcademy

7 жыл бұрын

for information about our courses visit www.3dbrowsacademy.com or email jared@3dbrowsacademy.com

It looks so professional 🤩 what do you practice on in this video?

@3DBrowsAcademy

4 жыл бұрын

We developed the blocks used in the video to help new microblading artist understand their hairstroke placement better. You can purchase our practice molds by clicking the link below: 3d-brows.myshopify.com/products/3d-brows-practice-molds

@emmaoregan5239

3 жыл бұрын

I can’t buy this item in the uk. Will max work as a substitute? 🙏

That's great but you only show us the way of keeping the blade straight going in a straight line but how do you round out a brow if you can't tilt your pen? Straight lines look abnormal. I'd like to know how to keep them crisp while being able to create a natural shape.

@3DBrowsAcademy

7 жыл бұрын

Good question and it can seem tricky, this is were students benefit with quality hands on training. We spend a lot of time and practice helping students maintain a straight blade thru a curving motion. Were not implying that the blade should not curve you just need to remember to not let the blade angle. Things to remember: stroke with the wrist, blade angle should always be straight as you pull thru the curve of the stroke.

@mckenziezialcita1700

7 жыл бұрын

I see what you mean now! Thank you for the response. I've only been microblading for a few months now. I've done a few clients where the pigment doesn't take at all after healing. Even after going extra dark with the pigment. Is that common?

wow no wonder why mine turned out so blurred. Ive been trying to search for new microbladers. I was astonished at how rude a lot were and told me to wait a year until theyre completely faded...