When it comes to microblading or brow tattooing, there are a few skin types that are important to consider for achieving the best results:

Normal skin: Normal skin is typically the easiest to work with for microblading, as it is neither too dry nor too oily. The ink tends to hold well, and healing time is usually minimal.

Dry skin: Microblading on dry skin may cause the pigment to appear more muted or not hold as well. Dry skin can also result in more flaking and scabbing during the healing process, which can impact the final result.

Oily skin: Oily skin can be more challenging for microblading, as the excess oil production can cause the ink to blur or smudge, making the final result less defined. It may also take longer for the skin to heal.

Sensitive skin: If you have sensitive skin, you may be more prone to irritation or allergic reactions during the microblading process. It is important to inform your technician beforehand and discuss any concerns.

Your microblading technician should take your skin type into consideration during the consultation and tailor the technique and aftercare instructions accordingly to ensure the best possible outcome.