The process involves using a PMU (Permanent Makeup) machine with small needles. Unlike microblading, which mimics individual hair strokes, powder brows use a pixelated dotting technique to deposit pigment into the skin.

The healed outcome resembles a powdery finish, providing a bold yet natural appearance.

The longevity of powder brows varies, but typically they last 1 to 3 years. Factors affecting durability include skin type, aftercare, and the specific technique used. Regular touch-ups can help maintain their appearance over time.