The goal is to correct some faults and make the eyebrows impeccable. If you are thinking about doing eyebrow micropigmentation, you need to understand everything about this technique and it is precisely these details that we will explain in this post. In addition, we separate 35 photos for you to be inspired and definitely decide to do your eyebrows permanently.
About Eyebrow Micropigmentation
Before doing eyebrow micropigmentation, it is necessary to understand the whole procedure, mainly so as not to regret it after it is done, after all, it is a definitive technique and should be as well thought out as getting a tattoo.
What is it?
Eyebrow micropigmentation is nothing more than a method to fill in the eyebrow with a natural appearance. It is indicated for those who have flaws, sparse eyebrows or any scars in that part of the body. It is also widely used for those who want to always have beautiful eyebrows, without the need to use pencils every day or comb their hair to fix the design.
Eyebrow micropigmentation is not a new technique, but it continues to be very successful. The application is made with a little device called a dermograph that has a needle at the end. The pigment used is based on glycerin and is antiallergic, so the risks of this technique are reduced.
It's like a tattoo, but it only affects the outermost layer of the skin. In the first days, the eyebrows are very marked and dark in color, but with healing the tone is smoothed and we arrive at a super natural and beautiful result.
How much?
The price of eyebrow micropigmentation varies a lot according to the regions of Brazil and obviously with the reputation of the professional in question. It is true that when this technique became a rage in Brazil, few professionals did it and that is why the price was very high, reaching R$3. Today it is possible to find aesthetic clinics that do it with values ββthat vary between R$400 and R$1000. If you find a professional who does it with values ββbelow that, it is important to seek references from other people who have already done it with him to guarantee quality, after all, often the cheap is expensive.
It hurts?
In a perfect world, micropigmentation wouldn't hurt at all, but in the name of beauty we make a lot of sacrifices and it does hurt a little bit. Because it is in the superficial layer of the skin, the pain is less intense than that of a tattoo, for example. In addition, many professionals use ointments that have local anesthetic power to reduce discomfort.
It's a little pain worth it compared to the result of having beautiful eyebrows!
How long does it last?
The duration of eyebrow micropigmentation depends on several factors such as your skin type and sun exposure. The average is 3 to 5 years, but using sunscreen and hydrating the eyebrows it is possible to reach up to 7 years. It is worth remembering that over the years the drawing becomes faded, but it does not disappear completely. When that happens, it needs to be retouched to make it beautiful again.
Are There Risks?
Eyebrow micropigmentation has few risks, but you need to be aware of some factors. People with dermal diseases, such as vitiligo, should avoid this technique.
It is not recommended for anyone who has had keloids, is undergoing treatment with acids on the face, is undergoing chemotherapy or is breastfeeding and/or pregnant. Very allergic people should also avoid doing eyebrow micropigmentation.
Who can do it?
Eyebrow micropigmentation is ideal for any skin type and the result is beautiful, especially if you invest in the thread-by-thread technique that leaves the result more natural and beautiful. If you don't fit into any of the situations we've pointed out as risky, you can definitely do it!
Of course, you need to look for a good professional and ensure that the material used is disposable.
Can Men Do?
Taking care of beauty has long ceased to be something exclusive to women, after all, men also look beautiful with plucked eyebrows. The result is natural and little by little this is no longer a taboo.
Eyebrows make a lot of difference in the face and help to highlight the beauty. Most men who seek this technique are because they have many flaws or have practically no hair in their eyebrows. The truth is that anyone can do it and it helps shape the look.
Eyebrow micropigmentation has a natural and functional effect as an eye frame. Look at this before and after photo. It's a tremendous difference, right?
Tips, Care and Maintenance
Eyebrow micropigmentation requires a lot of care, mainly to increase the duration of the beautiful color. In the week of the procedure you will probably have to use a healing ointment that the professional will recommend.
It is important to avoid using pencils and eyeshadow on your eyebrows during the week of the procedure. Avoid applying greasy products, the most to relieve itching is to use liquid bepanthol that helps with hydration.
Yes, it will itch for the first few days, but you should never scratch it. Aggressing the skin can affect the effect and even cause pigmentation failures. It is also important to avoid sea, pool and strong sun exposure in that first week.
The total healing time is 30 days, but after that some care continues. It's important to always use a sunscreen suitable for your face and not leave your eyebrows out of the application.
Eyebrow Micropigmentation Photos: Before and After
Want to know what the effect of eyebrow micropigmentation looks like? We separate some photos to inspire you. Check out:
It's important to remember that most of the before and after photos you'll see on the internet are taken right after the procedure is finished. That is, the result does not look very natural and the feeling is that the eyebrow is too marked, but the truth is that after a week with the healing process, the look becomes clearer and more natural.
In these photos you can see that there are several colors for pigmentation. It is necessary to consider the color of your skin and your eyebrow hairs to achieve the desired natural effect. To get the color right, you should look for a trusted professional, he will know which color suits you best.
The eyebrow can be sparse for several reasons, the main ones being genetics and the fact that you plucked the wrong eyebrow. If you always take it out in the same place, the hairs will stop growing, especially if the bulb is traumatized when you take it out.
How the Procedure is Done: Step by Step
Want to understand how eyebrow micropigmentation works? Basically, the technique consists of redrawing the eyebrow and coloring the hair using needles suitable for this function or the dermograph. The step-by-step can be done in different ways, varying from one professional to another, but it generally follows this sequence:
- The first step is to evaluate the client's face to build a new eyebrow design. Everything is calculated down to the millimeter, as there is no room for error. At that moment the pigment color is chosen.
- The new design is done on the eyebrow and the client, approving it, it's time to start.
- A local anesthetic in the form of an ointment is applied.
- Now the micropigmentation really begins with the dermograph. The goal is to fill in the entire design in a natural way, imitating hair.
- The application is done without deepening the needle, reducing pain and maximizing the duration of the brow.
- Application time varies from one professional to another, but is usually done within two hours.
- Once ready, the client is released, just follow the care recommended by the professional and the tips we put in this post.
Did you like our eyebrow micropigmentation tips? Have you decided when you're going to do yours? Did you have any questions about the procedure? Leave your comment.
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