Microblading Kit

Is The Microblading Kit Right For You?

This is for you if you are moving from brows that wash off to brows that do not. Microblading draws individual hair strokes into the skin with a hand tool rather than a machine, and it is the treatment clients research for months before booking — which means they arrive knowing what good work looks like.

It is built around the Microblading Course, so it carries the pen and blades, five Biotouch pigments, mapping tools, aftercare, and three practice skins to work on long before anyone’s face is involved.

It is a specialist step rather than a first brow treatment. Most people come to it having already shaped, waxed and tinted brows for a while — if those are still new, the Eyebrow Definition Kit is where to start.

Why One Kit Instead Of A Pen And Some Pigment

Microblading is the treatment where the preparation matters more than the stroke. Brows that have not been mapped are brows that are not symmetrical, and no amount of neat strokes rescues a shape that was wrong before you started.

This kit includes the mapping string, the brow measurer and a white pencil for exactly that reason — the design stage the course spends most of its time on.

Five pigments rather than one, because brow colour is matched to hair and skin tone and most results are mixed. Jet black, true cocoa, taupe, light brown and olive give you a working range, and olive in particular is what corrects pigments that would otherwise heal warm.

What The Microblading Kit Lets You Practise

The full item list is below. What it adds up to is this:

• Mapping the brow — brow mapping string, a brow tool measurer and a white brow pencil, which is where the shape is decided.
• The tool — a lightweight microblading pen with Fleek U-blade and slanted needles.
• Colour — five Biotouch pigments in jet black, true cocoa, taupe, light brown and olive, with pigment rings to work from.
• Practising safely — three practice brow skins, so the first hundred strokes happen on silicone rather than a person.
• Hygiene and aftercare — pre-injection wipes, disposable sleeves, A&D ointment and a small sharps box.

Microblading Kit FAQs

Do I have to buy the kit to take the course?

No. Kits are optional and are not part of the course fee. Nothing in the Microblading Course is tied to a brand, so a pen and pigments you already use are fine.

What is the difference between microblading and SPMU?

Microblading is done by hand with a blade, creating fine hair strokes. Semi-permanent makeup uses a machine and suits shading, lips and eyeliner as well as brows. The Semi Permanent Makeup Kit covers the machine route, and the combined kit carries both.

Does it include practice skins?

Yes, three brow practice skins. You will want more — nobody’s first set of strokes is their fifth set, and practice skins are inexpensive to restock.

How much does delivery cost and how long does it take?

Delivery is free to mainland UK. Kits are dispatched within seven days and usually within three. If you are ordering from outside mainland UK, message us on WhatsApp and we will price the shipping for you.

Can I spread the cost?

Yes. Pay in 3 interest-free instalments with Klarna, PayPal or Clearpay at the checkout.

Will the products run out?

The blades, pigments, practice skins, wipes, sleeves and ointment are consumables and get used up with practice. The pen, measurer and sharps box stay with you.