Eyebrow Embroidery FAQ
in Singapore | SleekBrow Answers
1. What is the difference between Microblading, Airstroke and Misty Embroidery?
Microblading (Manual blade hairstroke)
Airstroke Embroidery (or Machine HairStroke)
Misty/Ombre/Powder Brows
2. Do you offer Microblading?
3. How do I choose which technique is suitable for me?
Misty/Ombre Brows
- You want a more prominent, distinctly shaped brow
- You prefer a look similar to powdered makeup brows
- You have previous embroidery that needs color correction
- Your natural brow hairs are thick and dark in texture
- You’re particular about achieving a certain brow shape
Airstroke Embroidery
- You want to add volume and density to your existing brows without dramatically reshaping them
- You desire a subtle, natural-looking enhancement without an obvious “made-up” appearance
- You don’t require extensive re-shaping or defining of your brow shape
4. If I am still unable to decide on the technique to go for, which service should I choose?
5. How Long Does Eyebrow Embroidery Last?
- Skin type
- Lifestyle
- Aftercare routine
- Personal preference
Typically, the results will last anywhere from 1-2 years before requiring a new set. However, at SleekBrow, we recommend maintaining your embroidered brows annually with our customized Refresh session. This helps ensure your brows always look their best.
In general, those with oily skin, large pores, thin skin, or skin frequently exposed to sun may experience lower pigment retention over time. Areas without any existing hair growth also tend to fade faster.
To maximize the longevity of your embroidery results, it’s essential to follow the recommended aftercare routine and avoid excessive sun exposure. With proper maintenance, your beautiful, natural-looking brows can be enjoyed for years to come.
Our skilled artists will work closely with you to understand your desired look and provide personalized guidance on the ideal refresh schedule to suit your needs and lifestyle.
6. Is Eyebrow Embroidery Painful?
7. How long is the session?
8. What Are the Steps in an Embroidery Session?
9. Will my brows fade to unwanted blue, green or pink tint overtime?
10. Are there any hidden cost?
- All consumables
- Premium pigments
- Professional tools and equipment
- Comprehensive aftercare pack
11. Will I be asked to purchase packages or to upgrade any services?
12. I Have Full Brows; Can I Still Get Embroidery Without It Looking Too Bold?
13. What Is the standard eyebrow embroidery price in Singapore?
The eyebrow embroidery price in Singapore can vary quite a bit depending on the artist’s experience, the technique used, and what’s included in the package (such as touch-ups).
At SleekBrow, our eyebrow embroidery prices start from around $500 for sessions with our Resident Artists, and range up to $900–$1,000 with our Master Artists, who have years of advanced experience and specialise in highly customised results, including more complex or corrective cases.
We believe in transparent pricing, everything is clearly listed on our website, and there are no hidden costs. Each tier is thoughtfully designed to match different preferences and budgets, so you can choose what suits you best without compromising on quality, comfort, or safety.
If you’re unsure which artist level or technique fits you, we offer a personalised brow consultation to guide you toward the most suitable option for your goals.
14. Can Men Do Eyebrow Embroidery?
Absolutely. Men can do eyebrow embroidery, and it’s becoming increasingly popular in Singapore. Many of our male clients choose this treatment to achieve fuller, more defined brows while still keeping a natural, masculine look.
At SleekBrow, we tailor the design for men’s facial features focusing on subtle enhancement, natural density, and shape correction rather than a stylised or overly groomed finish. Whether it’s to fill sparse areas, fix uneven growth, or simply look more polished, men’s eyebrow embroidery can make a noticeable yet understated difference.
Our artists are experienced in men eyebrow embroidery in Singapore, and the approach is always customised — from pigment tone to stroke direction — so it looks effortlessly natural.
15. What Happens During the Eyebrow Embroidery Healing Process?
During the eyebrow embroidery healing process, your skin goes through several normal stages as it recovers and adjusts to the new pigment.
In the first few days (Day 1–4), your brows will look beautifully defined, slightly darker than the final shade, but still very wearable. Around Day 5–10, mild scabbing and flaking may occur as the skin heals. It can feel a little dry or itchy, but it’s important not to pick so that the pigment sets evenly.
By Day 8–10, the colour might appear lighter, this is known as the ghosting stage, when the top layer of skin is still healing. Over the next few weeks, the true colour gradually resurfaces and softens into a natural finish. By 4–6 weeks, your brows will look more settled and refined, this is also when we schedule your touch-up session to perfect the final look.
At SleekBrow, you’ll also receive a detailed aftercare card during your first session. It includes everything you need to know about cleansing, what to avoid, and how to care for your brows as they heal. Proper eyebrow embroidery aftercare makes a big difference in how your brows settle and how long the results last.
16. Do I Need Aftercare? What Are the Aftercare Steps?
Yes — proper eyebrow embroidery aftercare is essential for even colour retention and smooth healing. For the first week, keep your brows clean and lightly moisturised with the aftercare cream provided, avoid touching or picking, and stay away from heavy sweating or facial products on the area.
We’ll give you a detailed aftercare card during your first session so you’ll know exactly what to do each day.
You can also refer to our full step-by-step guide here:
Eyebrow Embroidery Aftercare Guide
17. Eyebrow Embroidery vs Microblading — What’s the Difference?
Technically speaking, microblading is a form of eyebrow embroidery. “Eyebrow embroidery” is the umbrella term for all semi-permanent brow techniques that implant pigment into the upper layer of the skin — including microblading, Misty Brows, AirStroke, Nano Brows, and others.
The difference is mostly in tools and technique:
- Microblading or nanolading uses a manual blade to etch strokes across the skin — slightly more invasive and not ideal for thin, sensitive, or oily skin.
- Misty Brows and AirStroke use digital devices that gently layer pigment through tiny dots or ultra-fine movements, creating a softer, more refined, and longer-lasting result.
So in short:
Microblading = one type of eyebrow embroidery, but SleekBrow uses newer embroidery techniques (Misty and AirStroke) that are gentler, more precise, and heal more naturally. Because the technique is gentler on the skin, the healing process is less dramatic, with minimal scabbing and quicker recovery, while the final appearance tends to look softer and more polished. They’re also among the safest options for maintaining skin integrity in the long term.