Blonde eyebrow tattoo

Blondes struggle to get the perfect brow shape, shade and definition. Traditional brow makeup, pencils and powders, don’t cut it for those with light hair. Enter the blonde eyebrow tattoo in Sydney – a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure that turns light brows into full, natural-looking arches. This tattooing technique is perfect for those with fair hair, giving you perfectly defined brows that blend in with your natural hair.

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  • Blonde Eyebrow tattoo $450

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All About Blonde Eyebrow Tattoo

A blonde eyebrow tattoo is a form of cosmetic eyebrow tattooing for those with blonde, light or fair hair. Unlike traditional eyebrow tattoos that use dark, bold pigments, the blonde eyebrow tattoo uses natural tones like ash blonde, rich honey tone and light brown shades to give a soft, subtle and natural look. This is a long term alternative to daily brow makeup routines like pencilling, plucking or filling in sparse brows.

  1. Natural Look: The goal of a blonde eyebrow tattoo is to mimic natural brows by using lighter pigments like ash blonde or rich honey tones that suit your skin tone and hair colour.
  2. Time Saver: No more brow pencils, powders or gels every morning. This treatment eliminates daily brow shaping.
  3. Customisable Shades: Brow artists can customise the shade to suit your cool undertones, warm undertones or unique skin type.
  4. Fills out sparse brows: For those with uneven brows, thinning hair or even eyebrow hair loss due to age or medical conditions.
  5. Long-term results: With proper aftercare, blonde eyebrow tattoos last 12-24 months before needing a top-up.

The technique used for tattooing blonde eyebrows determines the end result. Different techniques are used to get different results, from soft natural brows to more defined powdered brows. Here are the top techniques for blonde eyebrow tattoos:

1. Microblading

Microblading is the most popular method for blonde eyebrow tattoos. A handheld tool with ultra fine blades is used to deposit pigment into the top layers of the skin. This technique creates hair like strokes that mimic the natural texture and direction of real brow hairs. Good for those with sparse or thin brows, it gives a natural and feathery look.

Why?

  • Best for a hair like effect.
  • Good for those with naturally light, sparse or thin brows.
  • Gives a “barely there” look like your real brows.

2. Nano Brows

Nano brows is a more advanced method that uses a machine with ultra fine needles to create precise hair like strokes. This is similar to microblading but more precise and lasts longer, especially on oily skin. Since the pigment is deposited deeper into the skin, it’s less likely to fade early.

Why?

  • Good for clients with oily or combination skin.
  • More durable and longer lasting than microblading.
  • Hyperrealistic hair strokes that mimic natural brow hairs.

3. Combo Brows

A combination of microblading and powder brows, this method combines hair like strokes with a soft powder finish. Artists start by creating hair like strokes with microblading and then add a shading technique to create depth and fullness. Good for those who want a blend of natural hair and a subtle makeup look.

Why?

  • Good for those who want a soft natural look but also want fullness.
  • Combines the best of two worlds—natural strokes plus a powder-filled in look.
  • Suitable for clients with normal, dry or combination skin.

4. Powder Brows

Powder brows gives a soft gradient finish like the look of brow powder. Instead of individual strokes, the artist uses a shading technique to create a misty, soft look. Good for those with lighter hair who want a makeup like finish without looking too harsh.

Why?

  • Good for a makeup like finish.
  • Suitable for blondes who want fuller brows.
  • Longer lasting on oily skin.

So what happens when you book a blonde eyebrow tattoo? Here’s the lowdown:

1. Consultation

Before we get started you’ll have a one on one with the brow artist. They will talk you through your desired look, brow shape and colour. Your artist will assess your face shape, hair colour and undertones to recommend the best pigment and brow design for you.

2. Brow Mapping

Using a brow ruler or mapping thread the technician will design the shape of your new brows. You’ll get to see and approve the design before we start tattooing.

3. Numbing

To make the process as painless as possible the artist will apply a numbing cream to the brow area. Once this takes effect you’ll feel minimal to no pain during the process.

4. Tattooing

Using your chosen technique (microblading, nano brows, powder brows or combo brows) the artist will deposit the pigment into your skin. This will take 1-2 hours depending on the method and complexity of the design.

5. Review

Once tattooing is complete the artist will review the brows to ensure symmetry, balance and correct shade. If needed minor touch ups will be done on the spot. A follow up appointment will be scheduled for 6-8 weeks to adjust the colour and shape as needed.

Blonde eyebrow tattoos have a 4-6 week healing process. Here’s what to expect at each stage:

  • Days 1-3: Brows look darker and thicker than expected. This is due to pigment oxidation and swelling.
  • Days 4-7: Peeling and flaking will occur as the top layer of skin sheds. Don’t pick or peel the scabs, which can cause uneven pigment loss.
  • Weeks 2-4: The colour will look faded as the skin heals. Don’t worry, this is normal.
  • Week 6: Full results are visible. Any patches, uneven areas or shade adjustments can be corrected at your touch up appointment.

Aftercare is key to protecting your investment. Follow these aftercare tips for optimal healing and pigment retention:

  • No Water: Keep your brows dry for 10 days. Water can cause pigment loss.
  • Gentle Cleansing: Use a clean, damp cloth to wipe the brow area gently. Don’t scrub or exfoliate the brows.
  • Apply Ointment: Use a small amount of healing ointment as directed by your artist. Petroleum jelly or baby oil are popular options.
  • No Makeup: Don’t make up the brow area.
  • No Swimming or Sweating: Don’t swim, saunas or exercise heavily that causes sweating during the healing phase. Sweat can cause healing to fail.
A follow-up, also known as a touch-up session, is 6-8 weeks after your initial brow tattooing session. This is an important part of the brow tattooing process as we get to see how the pigment has settled and healed into the skin. The touch up session refines the brow shape, fills in areas where the pigment may have faded and ensures a symmetrical and smooth finish. We may adjust the shade or thickness to match your expectations and the healed result.

Choosing the right shade for a blonde brow is one of the most important decisions. The wrong shade will clash with your skin tone or hair colour and the right shade will change your whole face.

  1. Hair Colour: The natural shade of your hair—platinum blonde, ash blonde, honey blonde or golden blonde—has a big impact on the best brow colour. Ash blonde hair should go for cool shades like taupe or light ash brown. Golden or honey blonde hair should go for warm shades like honey brown or caramel.
  2. Skin Tone: Your skin tone has a big impact on pigment selection. Cool undertones (pink or blue) suit cool brow pigments (taupe or soft ash brown), warm undertones (yellow or olive) suit warm brow pigments (honey or golden blonde).
  3. Personal Style: While many like a natural look, some want their brows to “pop” and create definition. If you want bold brows you can go for shades slightly darker than your natural hair colour (soft brown) to add definition.

Blonde brow shades:

  • Ash Blonde: For cool undertones and ashy, platinum hair.
  • Golden Blonde: For warm undertones and golden blonde hair.
  • Honey Blonde: A versatile option that blends with all-blonde shades.
  • Light Brown or Taupe: For darker blonde hair or for more definition.
Blonde brows fade faster than darker brows. This is because the pigments used for blonde brows are lighter and lighter pigments break down faster. However with proper care blonde brow tattoos can last a long time and keep you looking great and confident. How long? 12-24 months. The lighter the pigment the faster it fades. Dark brown can last up to 2-3 years but lighter shades like taupe, honey or blonde need more frequent touch ups.
  1. Portfolio Check: Look at before-and-after photos to see if they do blonde brow tattoos.
  2. Experience Counts: Choose a beauty cosmetic tattoo artist with experience.
  3. Hygiene and Safety: Choose a clinic with proper hygiene and licensing for tattooing.
  4. Reviews: Check online reviews.
    Consultation: Always book a consultation to discuss the colour and shape.

Blonde brow tattoo prices $400 to $1200 depending on the method (microblading, combo brows, powder brows) and the artist.

Microblading artist

Since 2016 of expertise in the professional tattooing industry, Anastasia is a certified and licensed beauty cosmetic tattooing specialist. She has all the necessary licenses and qualifications for permanent makeup in Europe and Australia.

FAQ

Your artist will take into account your hair colour, skin tone and personal style to get the perfect match. Colours range from ash blonde to warmer tones like rich honey.

Yes, with modern feather touch and microblading techniques, it will look like real hair strokes.

4-6 weeks. Flaking, peeling and colour changes are normal during this time.

Every 12-18 months to maintain shape and colour.

Yes, you can go to a licensed clinic to have it removed. Laser removal can fade or remove the tattoo completely.

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