The eyebrows are designed to frame your face and to create definition and symmetry. When younger, most people don’t think much about them other than to pluck or wax them to get the right shape. Over time, however, the brows can start diminishing in size. Though pencils and powders can be used to create the illusion of full eyebrows, it is a lengthy process and must be completed every day. Instead, you may want to consider feather stroke eyebrows in Australia. This technique is regarded as a semi-permanent cosmetic tattoo and can last up to 18 months, depending on your body’s reception of the pigment and other factors.
You’ll find that the technique is unique in that each stroke is drawn by hand using a special tool with a tiny blade. Therefore, you get a more natural look. Whether you’re using feather stroke eyebrows in Australia to fill in sparse areas or to recreate an overly thin brow, it’s an ideal solution for many. Of course, the pigment used is medical-grade and isn’t the same as the ink from a tattoo. Plus, it’s not inserted as deeply into the skin. That means you’re less likely to be allergic to it, and there could be fewer – if any – side effects.
Tanya Beauty Care Salon & Academy offers many services to its clients. Feather stroke eyebrows in Sydney is also called microfeathering or microblading. However, all the terms mean the same thing and are performed in similar ways. You’ll also find the powder brows technique, which can help with shading and give you the soft effects of a brow powder. Plus, you can choose a combination technique that uses both options to provide you with the right look and style. If you would like to learn more, now is the time.