Microblading in Amman
Fine hairstrokes drawn by hand with a blade, one at a time, for a fuller brow with visible strokes. 180 JOD at the Abdoun studio.
| Price | 180 Jordanian dinars |
|---|---|
| How long it lasts | 3 to 9 months |
| Session length | About 90 minutes, including consultation, mapping and numbing |
| Suits | Normal to dry skin |
| Does not suit | Oily skin, or a brow with previous work on it |
What is microblading?
Microblading is hand-drawn work: I open a very fine incision in the surface layer of the skin with a thin blade and deposit pigment in it. Each incision becomes a hairstroke, with a direction, length and curve that follow how your own hair grows in that exact spot.
That is why the brow reads as strokes rather than shading: up close you see the hairs, and from a distance you see a fuller, natural brow.

Who it suits
- Normal to dry skin. The incision stays fine and holds its edge.
- Anyone wanting visible strokes on normal to dry skin.
- Sparse brows or brows with gaps that need filling rather than rebuilding.
And who it does not suit, said before booking
- Oily or combination skin. Oil pushes pigment out of the incision, the edges spread, and within months the brow becomes a soft shadow. Better: powder brows or micropigmentation.
- A brow with an old tattoo. A fine stroke will not cover old pigment, so it is lightened first with removal sessions.
- Certain medical conditions. We go through these in the consultation first.
How the session goes
- Consultation: skin type, any previous work, and what you want.
- Measuring and mapping: I draw the shape on your face to measurement, and I do not begin until you see it in the mirror and agree.
- Choosing the pigment against your skin and hair tone.
- Numbing, then the work itself.
- Aftercare: ointment and written instructions before you leave.
Aftercare
- Seven days: no water directly on the brow.
- Two weeks: no pool, sea, sauna or hard exercise.
- Do not pick the flakes — they pull pigment out and leave permanent gaps.
- The colour looks dark in the first week, then lightens. Do not judge the result before healing completes.
What does microblading look like after a week, a month and a year?
- After a week: the brow is darker and sharper than the final result, and may be dry or lightly flaking. Many clients worry the colour will stay like this; it is a normal part of healing and it will not.
- After a month: the colour settles clearly, becoming lighter, softer and more natural, and you see something close to the final result.
- After a year: the colour has faded a lot, because microblading lasts 3 to 9 months. How long it holds depends on skin type, sun exposure and aftercare, and the brow may need a refresh session.
Is microblading haram?
Many clients ask this before booking. Dr. Muhammad Dhawi Al-Usaimi answered that microblading is permissible, with no harm in it, because it is not a permanent tattoo but fades after months like makeup, and because it is superficial and does not reach the dermis. Watch his full answer on YouTube (Arabic). This is his view on microblading specifically; anyone wanting certainty should ask a scholar she trusts.
Microblading or something else?
| Technique | Suits | Lasts | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microblading | Normal to dry | 3-9 months | 180 |
| Nanoblading | Normal to dry | 3-9 months | 180 |
| Powder brows | All skin types, oily especially | About a year | 150 |
| Micropigmentation | All skin types | 1-2 years | 200 |
| Fiber technique | All skin types | 1-3 years | 250 |
If you are unsure, the consultation settles it — and see also: which brow technique suits your skin?
Frequently asked
Is microblading halal or haram?
Is microblading a tattoo?
What does microblading look like after a week and after a year?
Does microblading affect wudu (ablution)?
Where can I get microblading if I live in Zarqa, Irbid or Salt?
What are fibrows?
How much does microblading cost in Amman?
How long does microblading last?
Is microblading good for oily skin?
Is microblading painful?
How long is a microblading session?
Can microblading be done over an old tattoo?
Have a question about your own brows?
Tell me your skin type and whether you have previous work on your brows, and I will tell you which technique suits you — and say so plainly if one does not.