Added some delicate hairstrokes for volume and definition to help fill in all the little gaps in the eyebrow. I like to avoid very dark ashy colors on fair skin, so it never turns a weird tone as time goes by.

Before/After/Healed

On very sensitive, fair skin

Looks very good with her salt and pepper hair.

Soft and pretty. Please note strokes do soften up and “fluff out” a bit upon healing

Client was unhappy with her brows (which I thought they looked lovely) so we decided to do powder brows to add more definition and fill in any little gaps she had.

Her brows, just a bit better ;)

Client applied her own numbing cream at home and came in quite irritated. Please let us use our own topical.

Big change as we started off with no hair

I’m still mesmerized by her blue eyes, but my work is not too shabby either

Some clients swell up a lot more, she had very good quality skin and took color easily.

Everyone’s brows lighten up and cool off a bit upon healing. Keep that in mind when scrolling through this gallery.

They go perfectly well with her dark hair and the new shape definitely made her eyes look more opened and lifted.

Heals lighter, more like a nude-peach. You can see the puffy skin especially around the contour. So yes, expect that duck lip look for a few hours after the treatment. Totally normal.

She understood I usually work on clients with little to no hair, but she just wanted a soft brown powdering in the background of her hair to make her brows look more tamed.

I think this color really suits her warm skin and hair.

I don’t think she needed it.. basically in the first picture you can see my own work faded after about 18/24 months if I remember well, 2nd one is after a couple of passes of powdering. She definitely likes a bold brow, but she has the hair to rock it.

This pictures is taken right after the treatment. Surprisingly, I saw this client healed and she managed to not pull the hair that grew on top of the strokes I added in the tail. So happy for her. She truly has beautiful brows naturally

With powder brows we don’t have to match the color of the pigment to the brow hair so in a case like this, using something just slightly warmer adds a bit of warmth to the client’s complexion and doesn’t make the healed result harsh.

Client’s Pencil/before/freshly done

Even though I used a medium, almost ashy brown, because her skin got irritated it looks copper freshly done. That will not be her healed results. Skin calms down quite quickly.

Dark Ash Brown color - hairstrokes throughout the brows and a bit of powdering in the tail area where she’s missing even more hair

Frames her eyes beautifully. It looks a bit bold, but keep in mind 20-60% of color is lost upon healing. When her fair skin sits on top of the pigment it’ll look like it “belongs” to her face much better.

Healed result right before we started the first touch-up. During the first touch-up we can slightly change the color or fill in any little spots that didn’t take color properly.

Some of the shape change is due to lip swelling.

5% of the width is lost upon healing

One of my favorite corrections. The first picture was taken the day I convinced her for 45 min not to go ahead with the treatment and get some laser removal. She’s a beautiful redhead client and the blue hue of the pigment didn’t suit her complexion at all.

Just a little enhancement of her already beautiful brows.

Lots of blonde clients show me this picture when coming in. I think it’s a common fear that we don’t have enough color options in permanent makeup. I promise that we do!

Strokes and a bit of powdering on the lower part for more definition.

She got very red from crying (of happiness). I wouldn’t say it is an ideal result, but it’s the best I could do given her previous brows. They were tattooed and also removed with laser, the skin was very scarred. I had to correct the color with something warm and used both strokes and powdering. It looks quite bold because in situations like this there’s a lot of color loss upon healing.

I thought she had beautiful brows to begin with, but she wasn’t a fan of the rounded shape so I adjusted them and gave them a bit more structure.

I never use black as a pigment color as it can heal harsh and blue-ish.

Client wanted a slightly bolder look. She overplucked in the past and then grew her brows back in, but some areas were very spotty, hence I added some powdering too. Keep in mind she heals softer than it looks freshly done.