Permanent makeup can be used for eyebrow correction.
During an eyebrow correction, a person who has had a permanent cosmetic procedure on their eyebrows works with a specialist to correct problems with the color, shape, or appearance of the eyebrows. The brow correction process generally involves the use of different colors of tint as well as artistic techniques by the brow specialist correcting the original tattoo work. In some cases, it may be necessary to remove a poorly done eyebrow tattoo using a laser procedure before further attempts at eyebrow correction can be made. While it is also possible to have an eyebrow transplant, another permanent solution for sparse or missing eyebrows, many people cannot afford a transplant procedure and therefore choose the cheaper tattoo process.
Eyebrow correction aims to create a perfectly shaped eyebrow after finding a problem with its appearance.
Many people with few or no eyebrows turn to permanent cosmetic procedures to normalize or improve their appearance. A permanent makeup procedure is actually a cosmetic tattoo, in which tattoo inks and equipment are used to cover or add color to the lips, eyelids, and eyebrows. Some jurisdictions have extensive laws governing this practice, while in other places there are no laws requiring those offering permanent cosmetic services to undergo any type of professional training or licensing. As with any type of procedure, there are situations where the brow artist may use inappropriate inks or techniques that result in an unappealing appearance to the client.
Eyebrow correction is often used for pale or thin eyebrows.
Some permanent cosmetic technicians now specialize in brow correction for those who are dissatisfied with work done by others. The nature of each brow correction varies depending on the condition of an individual’s brow tattoos. In some cases, the brow correction specialist may use different pigments to resolve issues with strange color shifts that can sometimes result from an inappropriate initial match between the pigment choice and the client. In other cases, the specialist may use different tattoo techniques to give you a more natural look. For example, some permanent makeup artists now draw lots of different lines that look like natural hairs on the brow, instead of just using one single color.
Eyebrow correction may not be necessary for people with thick eyebrows.
Eyebrow correction can also be a form of eyebrow renewal. Over time, eyebrow tattoos fade, so it is essential that those who wish to maintain the appearance of their eyebrows periodically revisit a permanent cosmetic specialist to rejuvenate their color. At this time, it may also be possible to change the look of the brows to create a more contemporary and modern look.