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Are you ready to get your eyebrows microbladed? You’ve come to the right place! We will break down the cost of the initial procedure and how much it will cost to maintain them.
What does microblading cost in Los Angeles?
The main distinguishing factor in the price of microblading is the experience of your artist. Microblading in highly populated cities will have slightly higher prices than in other less populated cities. With that being said, microblading can cost anywhere from $400-$1400 for a high-quality procedure.
At Elite, microblading is $700, and that price includes a free touch up 4-6 weeks after your first appointment.
What does an annual touch up cost?
Microblading maintenance is crucial. You will be coming in around every year (depends on your skin type) to get them touched up and look fresh again. Usually the charge for an annual touch up is 50-60% of the original appointment price. For example, if someone charges $700 for microblading, the annual touch up price should be about $400.
For the full breakdown – what the free 4-6 week session covers, what changes the price of a refresh, and how long you can leave it before a refresh becomes a full appointment again – see our guide to microblading touch up cost in Los Angeles.
What does microblading cost over two years?
Now let’s take a look at the total charges of microblading after 2 years (original + maintenance). For this, we will use the cost of our microblading procedure as the example. The original cost of microblading is $700 and annual touch ups are $400, and the 4-6 week perfecting session is $250. So, the total cost for 2 years would be $700 + $250 + $400 + $400, which comes out to $1,750. Although this may seem like a lot for 2 years, it really is worth it. If you bought a $4 coffee every day for 2 years, it would cost you $2,920. So, what’s more worth the money, coffee or brows?
Costs, training and what comes next
Pricing for a client appointment is listed on our microblading service page. Artists who would rather earn from the technique than pay for it should look at what microblading training costs in Los Angeles and at the certification course itself. California also requires county registration before you can work on clients, which we explain in our guide to microblading license requirements in California.
