Microblading uses a handheld blade to make fine, shallow cuts and deposit pigment. The strokes tend to look more linear and defined.
Machine hairstroke uses a PMU machine, giving the artist more control over each stroke’s length, thickness and direction, so the result looks softer and more like natural hair.
Microblading suits normal to dry skin and lasts around a year. Hairstroke can be adapted to more skin types and usually lasts 1–3 years.
