Eyebrow Powdering Technique

Eyebrow Powdering Technique

The recent trend of returning to natural beauty is a technique embraced by every woman. It is possible to achieve this through makeup or permanent makeup methods. How?

Beauty and appearance are of great importance to every woman. Although styles may vary, the goals and desires remain the same. The recent trend of returning to natural beauty is being adopted by everyone, whether through makeup or permanent makeup techniques. Today, I will attempt to explain the difference between the filling technique and the powder brow technique, and how the powder brow technique is done and what it entails for those who are curious…

How is the Eyebrow Powdering Technique Done?

The powder brow technique, also known as shading, is performed by making frequent needle injections into the thinnest layer of the skin, applying “Micro Pigments” to the skin just above the dermis.

The difference between this technique and the filling technique is that the filling technique results in slightly more pronounced and sharp brows. In the shading technique, the colors are somewhat softer. Typically, those who feel the need to fill in their brows continuously and those who want to achieve a natural look should opt for this technique. It is a preferred method for individuals with sparse or thin eyebrow hair. Another feature that distinguishes the powder brow technique from other methods is its longer-lasting effect.

What Should Be Considered After the Eyebrow Powdering Technique?

To ensure the longevity of the powder brow technique, factors such as continuous alcohol and cigarette use, as well as excessive exposure to sunlight throughout the day, can have adverse effects on the technique.