Fixing a bad shaped Eyebrow Tattoos is not about saving money. Fixing bad permanent makeup is about saving your face, protecting your appearance and preserving your positive, self-image for years to come.
Sometimes, after year or two, permanent eyebrow colours faded away and leaving behind unpleasant shades. And the most common colours we can see that brows fade in to a grey, blue or red, sometimes even in purple shades.
If the shape is desirable but the color has faded into a blue, green, grey, purple or red hue we use a technique that “covers” the old color. Corrective color is first tattooed over the faded permanent makeup to neutralise it. And then right after in the same session, we can give you beautiful new natural eyebrows.
The improvement is immediate!
Another common problem that I see, a lot of permanent makeup is designed wrong. This happens due to poor training of permanent makeup artist due to their training only being a few days as well as lack of experience. It’s common for eyebrows to be too thick, to thin, too high, too long or just uneven. Eyeliner tends to be way too thick and/or uneven. Another reason for the design being wrong is that over the years the skin stretches or contracts as people age, gain or lose weight. So both shapes can be redesigned!
Correction technique is used when the shape of the eyebrow, eyeliner, or lip liner tattoo is good but the color is poor such as orange, blue, or purple. A corrective pigment color is implanted (tattooed) over the faded makeup to “neutralise” it toward a more natural shade. Usually the improvement is immediately noticeable, but it may take several weeks for the correction color to heal and stabilise to the desired result. Also, more than one appointment for corrective color micro- pigmentation may be necessary to achieve the best healed coverage.