Which part of the eyebrow is typically the darkest during microblading?

During microblading, the tail of the eyebrow is typically the darkest part. This is due to the natural gradient that occurs in eyebrow hair growth. Eyebrows usually have a denser, more concentrated color towards the tail, which creates a sense of depth and structure.

In the art of microblading, emphasizing this area helps to achieve a more natural-looking brow, as it mimics the way real brow hairs grow. The darker tail balances the overall appearance of the brow, providing a gradual transition from the darker tail to a lighter beginning, contributing to a more dimensional and aesthetically pleasing look.

The other sections of the eyebrow, such as the beginning, middle, and arch, generally have softer, lighter shades to enhance the brow's natural shape and flow.