Eyebrow micropigmentation has become increasingly popular in recent years. It belongs to the fuller techniques of semi-permanent makeup. If you love brows filled in with pencil or shadow, this is the right treatment for you. There are several different micropigmentation techniques.
Powder effect
The powder effect is created with a machine, working in the surface layer of the skin – the epidermis. Depending on the technique, a dot or pixel method is used. The final result requires two sessions, the second one no earlier than one month and no later than three months later. Powder brows give you the fuller effect you are looking for and enhance your natural beauty. With this technique there are no harsh lines along the edge of the brow – everything blends naturally.
Ombré effect
This technique is similar to the powder effect, but here the play of light and shadow takes centre stage. The brow starts with a very light shade near the nose and becomes darker and darker towards the tail, where the colour is at its richest. The idea is to create a three-dimensional brow through shading. The treatment includes a touch-up, done no earlier than one month and no later than three months later.
Solid effect
This is the classic technique of filling in the brows. The colour is even along the whole length of the brow, with clearly defined edges and a strong colour. The end result closely resembles brows drawn with a pencil. The treatment includes a touch-up, done no earlier than one month and no later than three months later.
