New practice

Divine Microblading opens in Fountain Hills

Permanent makeup studio accepting new clients

Andrea Martinez is a certified microblading technician.

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Andrea Martinez recently opened her Fountain Hills studio, Divine Microblading and Permanent Makeup Studio LLC.

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Divine Microblading is located at 13235 Verde River Drive, Suite 5.

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It was six years ago when Andrea Martinez quit her job as a registered dental assistant out of the blue.

“If I don’t do it now, then I’ll never know,” was Martinez’s mindset when she became licensed and opened her own microblading studio in Oceanside, Calif.

Martinez found a new passion in microblading, but more so in helping people look and feel their best. It’s what has kept her more than busy the last five years, moving her business and family to Fountain Hills to start their new lives.

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