Eyebrows that look like yours, just fuller
№ 013D microblading, done by hand · San Diego
A small San Diego studio where brows are drawn stroke by stroke to match your own hair, not stamped from a stencil.

Opening times
- Mon–Sat 9 AM – 7 PM
- Sun Closed
- Pigment matched to your own skin and hair
- Shape drawn and approved before any blading
- One client, one chair, per appointment
- Touch-up session included after healing
The real thing





Photos from Alina 3D Microblading’s Google Business Profile
№ 03 · Services
What we do
Microblading
01The signature procedure — hair-like strokes drawn by hand and filled with pigment matched to your own brow color and skin tone.
Brow Mapping & Design
02Measuring and sketching your brow shape on skin before any pigment goes in, so you approve the shape first.
Custom Pigment Matching
03Pigment mixed to your skin tone and natural brow hair color rather than pulled from a single fixed shade.
Touch-Up Session
04A follow-up appointment after healing to refine strokes and fill in any spots the skin didn't hold pigment.
Aftercare Guidance
05Instructions for the healing period so pigment sets properly and the strokes stay crisp once skin heals.
Not sure what to ask for? Call — we’ll talk it through.
Call to bookMapped Before Bladed
Your brow shape is measured and drawn on the skin, and you approve it before any pigment goes in.
Pigment Matched to You
Color is tested against your skin tone and natural brow hair before the procedure begins.
One Client at a Time
Each appointment is scheduled for a single client in the chair, without overlapping bookings during your session.

One hair stroke at a time, done by hand
Alina 3D Microblading is a small studio built around a single procedure: brows drawn stroke by stroke until they read as real hair, not paint. The room is close and clinical — a treatment chair, a cotton headwrap, sterile fabric, and pigment mixed to match what's already growing in. A Google reviewer described the space as "clean" and "professional," and that's the standard we hold every session to: brows shaped to your own bone structure, one blade pass at a time.
How a first appointment runs
(773) 727-4262Start with a consultation
Talk through the shape, the color and your skin before anything is booked. Photos of brows you like help.
The shape is mapped first
The outline is drawn on and agreed with you before any pigment goes in.
The session itself
Work starts only once you're happy with the mapping. Ask as many questions as you like along the way.
Healing and the touch-up
Color settles as the skin heals over the following weeks. Ask when a touch-up is recommended and what aftercare looks like.
Before you book
Four things worth knowing — wherever you book
True of any permanent makeup studio, this one included. It's worth ten minutes of questions.
Ask about a patch test
Pigments can react with skin. A patch test ahead of time is a normal thing to ask for.
Look at healed work, not just fresh
Fresh brows look darker and sharper than they settle. Healed photos show what you'll actually live with.
Ask how needles and tools are handled
Permanent makeup is body art. How the studio handles needles and hygiene is a fair question, and a good studio is glad you asked.
Healing takes time
Expect the color to change as it heals, and plan the touch-up into your calendar from the start.
Serving San Diego from Point Loma to Bay Park
Find us in San Diego, CA. Ask about a time.

good to know
- Does microblading hurt?
- People describe the feeling differently — some notice more than others. Before starting, the shape and process are walked through with you so there are no surprises once the tool is in hand.
- How is the brow shape decided?
- The shape is measured against your bone structure and how your brow hair already grows, then drawn on the skin with a skin-safe pencil. Nothing is bladed until you've seen the shape in the mirror and agreed to it.
- Will I need a follow-up visit?
- Skin doesn't retain pigment evenly on the first pass, which is normal healing. A touch-up session after the initial healing period lets us go back over any lighter areas once the true color has settled.
- Opening times
- Mon–Sat 9–7