EYEBROW TATTOO Sydney

Here are the benefits:

• Natural Beauty Enhancement: Tattooed brows enhance your natural beauty by creating a balanced look.
• Time-Saving Solution: Ditch the daily makeup application and save money on brow products.
• Customisable: Hair-like strokes to fluffy brow styles, choose what suits you.
• Low Maintenance: Flawless brows with minimal maintenance or daily touch-ups.
• Waterproof and Smudge Proof: No more makeup smudges from sweat, swimming or hot showers.

If you’ve ever had sparse or uneven brows, an cosmetic tattoo eyebrows might be the answer for you. This treatment is suitable for everyone, but some may benefit more than others.

• People with Sparse Brows: If you have gaps in your brow hair due to over-plucking, aging or genetics, an tattoo brows can fill in those areas with hair-like strokes.
• Clients with Alopecia or Hair Loss: People with eyebrow hair loss from alopecia, chemo or other conditions can restore the look of natural brows.
• Busy Professionals: Get rid of the daily brow shaping and filling in.
• People with Uneven Brow Shapes: Asymmetrical brows can be corrected with cosmetic tattooing to achieve a balanced look.
• People with Active Lifestyles: Swimmers, athletes and fitness enthusiasts no longer have to worry about their brows disappearing during workouts.

While most people are great candidates for eyebrow tatoo, some conditions and health factors may make you unsuitable for the treatment. If any of these apply to you, consult with a professional tattoo artist before booking.

• Pregnancy and Breastfeeding: Hormonal changes can affect the healing process and pigment retention.
• Chronic Skin Conditions: Conditions like eczema, psoriasis and dermatitis can cause scarring.
• Medical Conditions: Blood thinners, diabetes and autoimmune disorders can slow down the healing process.
• Allergic Reactions: Those with allergies to pigments, tattoo ink or numbing creams should inform the tattoo artist in advance.

Microblading

Microblading uses a manual tool to create small hair-like strokes. Suitable for dry skin types and those who want a natural brow shape with natural hairs that blend in with existing brow hair.

Nano Brows

Nano brows are created using a digital machine with a single needle, producing super fine, realistic hair strokes. Suitable for oily skin types, the results last longer and fade more evenly.

Powder Brows

Powder brows look like soft powdered makeup. This method is perfect for oily skin types as it gives a lasting effect that holds well on oily skin.

Combo Brows

Combo brows is a mix of microblading and powder brows, the best of both worlds. Suitable for those who want natural brow hair strokes with a softly shaded, powdered finish.

Ombre Brows

Ombre brows have a gradient effect, darker at the ends and lighter at the front. For a polished makeup look.

The whole appointment for an eyebrow tattooing takes 2-3 hours and is broken down into several stages. Each stage is designed to get the best results while prioritising comfort, precision and hygiene. Here’s the breakdown:

Initial Consultation

The procedure starts with an in-depth consultation where the artist and client discuss the design, shape and colour of the brows. This stage is key to setting realistic expectations. The artist will assess the client’s natural brow shape, facial features and skin undertones to recommend the best brow style, microblading, ombre or combination brows. Clients can ask questions and address any concerns during this stage.

Brow Shape

Once the design is confirmed, the artist will map out the natural brow shape using a brow pencil or a measuring tool. Symmetry is key, as uneven brows can ruin the whole look. This stage can take time as it requires precision and client approval. The artist will make adjustments as needed until the client is happy with the shape.

Numbing

To reduce discomfort, an anesthetic cream is applied to the brow area. Numbing takes 20-30 minutes. Clients with a lower pain tolerance will find this stage especially helpful as it will reduce any sensations during the tattooing process.

Tattooing

This is the most important and longest part of the procedure. The tattoo artist will use a sterile, single-use needle to create either hair-like strokes (microblading) or soft shading (ombre brows). The technique will depend on the client’s chosen style. Using precise strokes and consistent pressure, the artist will make sure the pigment is evenly distributed. This stage can take 1-2 hours, depending on the design.

Instructions

Once the tattoo is done, the artist will give you aftercare instructions. You will be told what products to use, what to avoid and how to handle the healing process. Proper aftercare is key to retaining pigment and preventing infections.

Aftercare is key to getting the best results. Here’s what to do:

• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Too much sun can cause premature fading.
• Avoid Tanning Beds & Hot Showers: Hot showers and tanning beds can cause pigment loss.
• Use Aftercare Products: Apply aftercare ointment as instructed by your tattoo artist.
• Don’t Pick or Scratch: Let scabs fall off naturally to avoid infection.
• Avoid Skincare Products & Harsh Exfoliants: Don’t use harsh products or chemical treatments during the healing process.

The lifespan of an eyebrows tattoo depends on a few factors: skin type, lifestyle and aftercare. On average, an eyebrow tattoo will last 1-3 years before needing a touch-up. Here’s the breakdown:

• Skin Type: Oily skin will fade faster as the natural oils break down the pigment over time. Dry or normal skin will last longer.
• Aftercare: Aftercare in the first 14 days is crucial, if you skip aftercare instructions you will fade faster.
• Lifestyle: Swimming, excessive sun exposure and using skincare products with active ingredients will fade the pigment faster.
• Tattoo Technique: Microblading will fade faster than ombre or powder brows as the strokes are more superficial.

If it fades, a touch-up is recommended after 12-18 months. Clients can also opt for colour correction if the pigment changes colour.

Over time, older brow tattoos will fade into unwanted colours like red, blue or green. This is due to pigment degradation or the type of ink used in previous treatments. Fortunately, colour correction can fix this.

• Neutralising Colours: A corrective tattoo artist will use colour theory to balance out the unwanted colours. For example, green-tinted brows can be corrected with red or orange pigments.
• Restorative Treatments: Artists can layer neutralising pigments on top of faded brows to restore a natural, fresh look.
• Multiple Sessions: Some corrections may require multiple sessions to achieve complete restoration. It depends on the extent of fading and the colour that needs to be neutralised.

Like any cosmetic tattoo procedure, tattooed eyebrows has risks and side effects:

• Infection: Not following aftercare will increase the risk of infection.
• Allergic Reaction: Allergic to pigments, numbing solutions or aftercare products.
• Scarring: If you are prone to keloid scarring, be cautious.
• Uneven Results: Poorly trained artists will produce uneven brows or misaligned hair strokes.