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Microshading
Microshading is a semi-permanent make-up cosmetic procedure, in which the artist uses a manual process to insert the pigment into the top layers of the skin using dotting technique. As a result, a more powdery eyebrow effect is achieved and a misty, powder filled brows are created.
The whole procedure resembles the procedure of microblading, but the technique used is different, and so is the final outcome (scroll down for more).
The most common way of creating powder brows is by mixing it with the ombre effect. Added to powder brows, ombre effect is the one that creates a misty effect of the eyebrows. The tails of the ombre powder brows are darker, and as one moves to the front of the brow, it starts to fade, giving a three-dimensional look that only makeup can recreate.
The whole procedure is a two-step process, and it consists of the initial insertion of the pigment, and the touch-up that takes place 6 – 8 weeks after the initial procedure. Powder brows are there to help you create the desire fullness of your eyebrows, and create the exact design that you want.
What is the Difference Between Microblading and Ombre Powder Brows?
Even though the two procedures are very similar, that is, both involve the artist inserting the pigment into the surface layers of your skin, the technique used is different, as well as the result. Whereas, microblading creates individual strokes that resemble the eyebrow hairs, powder brows create small dots to achieve more powdery eyebrow effect and a misty, powder filled brow is created. By doing so, the result resembles the look of makeup application, or a fresh eyebrow tint. Another difference is that the powder brows last a bit longer than microblading, which is typically around 2 years on average.
What Should I Know Before the Treatment?
• a medical history form. • Do not drink caffeine or alcohol at least 48 hours prior to the procedure. • Do not take any blood thinners such as Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E, B6, Omega 3, Gingko Biloba or evening Primrose at least 1 week before your procedure. Of course, if this is medically necessary, you might want to consider changing the date of your ombre powder brows procedure. • Pay attention to your menstrual cycle, as you shouldn’t book a treatment during that time, as it can increase your pain sensitivity. • Avoid waxing, tanning or tinting the eyebrow area at least 3 days before your appointment. • Avoid any anti-aging treatments, such as microdermabrasion, chemical peels, lasers or facials at least 2 weeks before your appointment. • Do not opt for any facial injections at least 1 month prior to your procedure.
What Should I Know About Ombre Powder Brows Aftercare?
Once you finish with your treatment, you will experience some swelling and soreness, which is completely normal. This will subside within a few days, so there’s nothing to worry about. However, if you want to make the most out of this procedure, you need to know some things about the aftercare process: • Your artist will most probably give you an ointment to use on your brow area. Make sure to apply the ointment 3 times a day, and always use clean fingers or a cotton swab, especially in the first 3 days after the procedure. • Never touch your healing area with your fingers unless they are completely clean. They may contain bacteria that you don’t want to get on your eyebrow area • Do not scratch, rub, pick or peel the healing skin. Allow it to flake off on its own as this is the healthiest way. • As far as the cleaning is concerned, always gently cleanse the treated area with a mild antibacterial soap – never scrub as it will affect your final result. Rinse with water and gently pat the area until it’s dry. • Always apply a light coat of ointment on the area before any bathing, and continue with this regimen until the procedure area is completely healed. • Avoid any makeup, facials, sweating, sun exposure, sauna, Jacuzzi or swimming until the area is completely healed. • Try to avoid getting your eyebrows wet. • Do not use any anti-aging products, especially those that contain Lactic acids or Glycolic acids, as it will fade your eyebrow area. • In order to prevent future fading of your pigment color, use a total sun block after the procedure. • Once you complete the peeling phase, you may proceed with your regular activities.
How Long Does it Take for Your Ombre Powder Brows to Heal?
Once you finish with your treatment, you will experience some swelling and soreness, which is completely normal. This will subside within a few days, so there’s nothing to worry about. However, if you want to make the most out of this procedure, you need to know some things about the aftercare process: • Your artist will most probably give you an ointment to use on your brow area. Make sure to apply the ointment 3 times a day, and always use clean fingers or a cotton swab, especially in the first 3 days after the procedure. • Never touch your healing area with your fingers unless they are completely clean. They may contain bacteria that you don’t want to get on your eyebrow area • Do not scratch, rub, pick or peel the healing skin. Allow it to flake off on its own as this is the healthiest way. • As far as the cleaning is concerned, always gently cleanse the treated area with a mild antibacterial soap – never scrub as it will affect your final result. Rinse with water and gently pat the area until it’s dry. • Always apply a light coat of ointment on the area before any bathing, and continue with this regimen until the procedure area is completely healed. • Avoid any makeup, facials, sweating, sun exposure, sauna, Jacuzzi or swimming until the area is completely healed. • Try to avoid getting your eyebrows wet. • Do not use any anti-aging products, especially those that contain Lactic acids or Glycolic acids, as it will fade your eyebrow area. • In order to prevent future fading of your pigment color, use a total sun block after the procedure. • Once you complete the peeling phase, you may proceed with your regular activities.
The recovery process takes about a month.
Week 1: Your eyebrows may be swollen and too dark at first, but after the recovery period, the desired shape and color will appear. Adherence to post-microscaling care during the recovery period is critical.
Week 2: After two weeks, the micro-shaving eyebrows make your eyebrows appear paler and you may feel that they are disappearing. This is normal because your skin is regenerating and exfoliating. No worries and your eyebrows will color again after a while.
Week 3-6: Three to six weeks after micro-shaving, your eyebrows may look a little fragmented and uneven, which is why it is recommended that you make the first repair. The first repair is done after the color is completely fixed, which is not earlier than two weeks after microscaling, and its purpose is to fill in the gaps and eliminate the items that are not liked or you want to change.
You will finally be satisfied with the appearance of your eyebrows after about a month and your eyebrow design will be stabilized.
Repair
Restoration is an essential part of microscaling. It is recommended to do the first repair 2 to 4 weeks after microbleeding, which must be done. If you neglect to make the first repair, the end result and output may not happen as you expected. In the first repair, all the defects and defects of your eyebrows will be eliminated. For example, parts of the eyebrows may not be well painted, which will resolve after repair. It is not well painted and this problem will be solved after repair. Other repair sessions and appointments are not as important as the first mandatory repair. If PR materials have been used for your microbleeding, due to the quality and durability of PR products, you will only need to repair them once a year. Of course, if your skin is oily, your microbleeding will last less and you will need to repair it sooner.
What does the next microsheeding care include?
• Do not contact the eyebrows with water for up to 3 days.
Avoid strenuous physical activity that causes excessive sweating
• The eyebrow area should not be in direct sunlight.
Eyebrow skin should not be too oily and should not be dry
The eyebrow area is very sensitive and prone to infection immediately after microsurgery. Therefore, makeup in the eyebrow area is prohibited. It is possible to apply makeup on other parts of the face, but since the makeup can be spread and transferred to the eyebrow area, it is recommended not to do makeup as long as possible until the recovery.
• If your skin is scaly in the eyebrow area, do not touch the eyebrows and do not peel off the scales.
Microbleeding
Eyebrows are one of the most important parts of the face that play an important role in facial expressions. Not all people are born with well-formed and adorned eyebrows, and therefore microbleeding, as one of the permanent or semi-permanent makeup methods, is recommended in shaping, beautifying and beautifying the eyebrows. Today, many men and women are interested in doing this method.
In this part, the PR Academy tries to fully explain this method of permanent eyebrow makeup for esteemed applicants and answer the questions of esteemed applicants.
What is microbleeding?
Microbleeding is a permanent or semi-permanent make-up that is a bit like eyebrow tattooing. PR Academy performs this method using advanced and quality tools as well as organic pigments. This is done manually using a special blade consisting of 10 to 12 small needles and organic pigments. The blade gently scratches the surface of the skin (like a paper cut) and actually draws lines as delicate as eyebrow hairs. After designing and cutting the surface of the skin, the pigments are gently placed on the surface of the eyebrows and the created scratches and show the created lines like the main eyebrow hairs, and finally give the eyebrows a neat, tidy and natural look. Unlike the usual tattoo method, where the cut surface of the skin is deep and extends to the underlying layers of the skin, the cut surface of the skin in microbleeding is done only up to the second layer of the skin. The purpose of PR microbleeding is to beautify the eyebrows with a completely natural look. The incisions made with the microneedling tool are smaller than the blade, so this method is smoother and less invasive than the microbleeding.
Healing period
How long does it take for your microbleeding eyebrows to heal?
The recovery process takes about a month.
Week 1: Your eyebrows may be swollen and too dark at first, but after the recovery period, the desired shape and color will appear. Adherence to post-microbleeding care during the recovery period is critical.
Week 2: After two weeks, the microbleeding of your eyebrows will be less noticeable and you may feel that they are disappearing. This is normal because your skin is regenerating and exfoliating. No worries and your eyebrows will color again after a while.
Weeks 3 to 6: Three to six weeks after microbleeding, your eyebrows may look a little fragmented and uneven, which is why it is recommended that you make the first repair. The first repair is done after the color is completely fixed, which is not earlier than two weeks after microbleeding, and its purpose is to fill in the gaps and eliminate the things that are not to your liking or you want to change.
You will finally be satisfied with the appearance of your eyebrows after about a month and your eyebrow design will be stabilized.
Other repair sessions and appointments are not as important as the first mandatory repair. If PR materials have been used for your microbleeding, due to the quality and durability of PR products, you will only need to repair them once a year. Of course, if your skin is oily, your microbleeding will last less and you will need to repair it sooner.
How long does microbleeding take?
The best candidates for this method are people who want to shape their eyebrows and have thicker and denser eyebrows. So if you spend a lot of time every day applying makeup with your eyebrows, this method is a great solution for you. It is also very suitable for people with alopecia or hair loss due to various reasons such as natural hair loss, invasive treatments such as chemotherapy and so on. This treatment is mainly suitable for people with normal and sensitive skin and has a shorter shelf life on oily skin, because the pigments are not well absorbed by oily skin. The incisions made with the microneedling tool are smaller than the blade, so this method is smoother and less invasive than the microbleeding.
Who is microbleeding suitable for?
Microbleeding takes about 2 to 3 hours and starts like this: The initial consultation is done by the pigmenter with the applicant and the applicant announces all his / her wishes to the pigmenter. Then, the design and color of the eyebrows are drawn with a pencil based on the applicant's opinion and the pigmenter expertise, and after the applicant's approval, the microbleeding process is performed.
Care
Things not to do before microbleeding: • Suntan • Try not to exercise on the day you plan to do microbleeding Avoid taking alcohol, caffeine, ibuprofen, aspirin supplements for at least 24 hours before visiting. • Do not consume fish oil for at least 24 hours before microbleeding; Do not shave your eyebrows for at least a week before microbleeding. • Do not do any surgery or facial treatment (Botox, filler, etc.) for at least 2 weeks before microbleeding
The client should pay attention to the following points before doing the work:
Do not contact the eyebrows with water for up to 3 days. Avoid strenuous physical activity that causes excessive sweating. • Do not expose the eyebrow area to direct sunlight. Eyebrow skin should not be too oily and should not be dry. The eyebrow area is very sensitive and prone to infection immediately after microsurgery. Therefore, makeup in the eyebrow area is prohibited. It is possible to apply makeup on other parts of the face, but since makeup can be spread and transferred to the eyebrow area, it is recommended not to do makeup as long as possible. • If your skin is scaly in the eyebrow area, do not touch the eyebrows and do not peel off the scales.
Post-microbleeding care:
The following activities are not recommended until one week after microbleeding.
- Sun exposure
- Go to the pool
- Sleeping on the face
- Exercise and sweating a lot
- Having long and warm showers
- If your skin is scaly in the eyebrow area, do not touch the eyebrows and do not peel off the scales.
Is it possible to apply makeup after microbleeding?
The eyebrows are very sensitive and prone to infection immediately after microbleeding. Therefore, makeup in the eyebrow area is prohibited. It is possible to apply makeup on other parts of the face, but since makeup can be spread and transferred to the eyebrow area, it is recommended not to do makeup as long as possible until the makeup heals.
Repair
Repair is an essential part of microbleeding. It is recommended to do the first repair 2 to 4 weeks after microbleeding, which must be done. If you neglect to make the first repair, the end result and output may not happen as you expected. In the first repair, all the defects and defects of your eyebrows will be eliminated. For example, parts of the eyebrows may not be well painted, which will resolve after repair.Other repair sessions and shifts are not as important as the first mandatory repair. If PR materials have been used for your microbleeding, due to the quality and durability of PR products, you will only need to repair them once a year. Of course, if your skin is oily, your microbleeding will last less and you will need to repair it sooner.
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