Eyebrows are the frame of the face and that is why they receive so much attention and care. Discover some pigmentation techniques and the differences between them
Eyebrows are the frame of the face and that is why they are so important for facial harmony. However, not everyone has marked eyebrows. Therefore, these people end up resorting to some form of eyebrow pigmentation.
Pencils have been used for eyebrow pigmentation for a long time. However, this was not the specific product for the area. That’s why it didn’t take long until specific products for eyebrows appeared.
Nowadays we have shadows, pencils, gels and another arsenal of products that are specifically aimed at eyebrow correction. With this material it is possible to cover flaws and enhance the eyebrow design.
Despite all the products available on the market. Not everyone can make the correction. In fact, some people even do it, but it doesn’t work. In these cases, it is possible to resort to longer-lasting forms of eyebrow pigmentation.
Most common types of eyebrow pigmentation
Simple coloring
Some people don’t necessarily suffer from flaws, they just have very light hair and that’s why their eyebrows look dull. In these cases, eyebrow pigmentation can be done with the specific dye. The dye lasts an average of 2 months and gives a very natural effect. Although there is specific dye for eyebrows, there are people who use the same dye they use to dye their hair, in these cases the effect may not be as natural.
Henna
Henna is a plant dye that is also widely used when it comes to eyebrow pigmentation. However, it is best to look for a professional to carry out the procedure. Henna stains a lot and if you try to do it yourself, you may face problems.
In the past, designs made with henna were very marked and did not have a very natural appearance, but nowadays this has improved a lot. A good professional will certainly be able to leave your eyebrows even pigmented naturally.
Micropigmentation
Currently, this is the trending form of eyebrow pigmentation. Micropigmentation mimics this idea of “permanent makeup” and is basically a temporary tattoo. The professional redesigns the eyebrow hairs and can also make them fuller. All this in a very natural way as the technique imitates the design of the hair itself.
However, this is just one type of micropigmentation, nowadays there are several others and you can read more about them in this article we wrote about: Eyebrow thread by thread, does it hurt? How it is made, care and other questions.
The technique lasts up to 18 months and after this period it can be touched up again, making it a very practical and long-lasting option.
Source: Universe.
Images: Vix, Eyebrows, Top Aesthetics, Deposit Photos.
