FAQs on Brows from MyLash lounge

 Permanent eyebrows, also known as eyebrow microblading, eyebrow tattooing, or powder brows, are cosmetic procedures that involve implanting pigment into the skin to create the appearance of fuller and more defined eyebrows. The process typically involves a technician using a handheld tool or machine with tiny needles to create small, hair-like strokes that mimic the natural eyebrow hairs. 

 Eyebrow microblading is a semi-permanent tattoo technique used to create the illusion of hair strokes. Using a fine pen with a small blade, the technician makes tiny, hair-like strokes into the skin, which are then  filled with pigment. This method is popular for its natural-looking results. 

 Unlike microblading, which creates hair-like strokes, eyebrow tattooing involves inserting pigment deeper into the skin using a tattoo machine.  This results in a more defined and solid appearance, similar to the look  of makeup, and generally lasts longer than microblading. 

 Powder brows, or ombre brows, use a technique that provides a soft,  powdered look that resembles eyebrow powder. Instead of hair-like strokes, it's a more diffuse fill, ideal for those who prefer a fuller result rather than a natural look. 

 Permanent eyebrow techniques, including microblading and tattooing, generally maintain their appearance for one to three years. The longevity of the results can vary based on the method used, skin type, lifestyle, and how well the aftercare guidelines are followed. Regular touch-up appointments are recommended to maintain the desired look consistently over time. Touchups are recommended every 1-3 years to maintain the desired look consistently over time.

 Recovery time is relatively short. Initially, there may be slight swelling or redness, and the eyebrow area might appear darker than expected. The true color typically reveals itself after a few weeks after the healing process. 

  While not easily reversible, adjustments are possible. Techniques such as laser removal and micro pigmentation correction are available but can be costly and time-consuming. It's best to consider the commitment seriously before proceeding. 

 It's important to consult with a trained and experienced professional before the procedure to ensure that it suits you and to discuss your expectations and desired outcome.