The difference between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery

Misty eyebrows are like those eyebrows that have been atomized, similar to Korean eyebrows. This kind of eyebrows are more or less different from ordinary eyebrows. Embroidered eyebrows are more troublesome than misty eyebrows. They need to be outlined one by one, and the time taken is relatively long. Many people say that her misty eyebrows look very similar to embroidered eyebrows, but there is actually a difference. So what is the difference between misty eyebrows and embroidered eyebrows?

1. The operation methods are different: Eyebrow tattooing is to pierce the skin with a needle vertically, which is very painful. The number of needles inserted each time is limited, which makes the coloring time long; although mist eyebrows (Korean semi-permanent makeup eyebrows) also use needles to brush the pigment onto the eyebrows, the needles used are different. Misty eyebrows (Korean semi-permanent makeup eyebrows) use pure plant pigments, and there is no pain when doing mist eyebrows.

2. Different tools and materials: Eyebrow tattooing uses a "single needle" or "three needles" with the help of electric tools to tattoo the pigment on the skin one needle at a time; mist eyebrows (Korean semi-permanent makeup eyebrows) use "row needles" and Korean FDA-certified pigments. They require the use of German imported instruments for operation, are safe, and easy to color.

3. Different effects: The effect of eyebrow tattooing is single color and rigid. Eyebrow tattooing requires the needle to penetrate deep into the skin. If the pigment is mistakenly brought into the deep layer and mixed with the subcutaneous yellow pigment gene, it will cause the skin to turn blue and it is not easy to remedy. Eyebrow tattooing lasts for a long time and is not easy to remove. The effect is not good in the later stage and may be accompanied by blueing and other phenomena.

Misty eyebrows (Korean semi-permanent makeup eyebrows) are less traumatic and will not change color or fade because they will not mix with the subcutaneous yellow pigment genes. It feels the same as applying eyebrow powder. Mist eyebrows (Korean semi-permanent makeup eyebrows) are an advanced makeup technology that presents a light makeup effect. Generally, a mist eyebrow (Korean semi-permanent makeup eyebrow) can last for 3-5 years.

First of all, mist eyebrows are made through setting makeup technology. The eyebrows are like eyebrows that are swept with eyebrow powder and have a light and misty feeling. They are called mist eyebrows for short.

Misty eyebrows, also known as setting eyebrows, are called setting eyebrows because the effect looks like the feeling of eyebrow powder being swept on them. They also look misty and hazy, so they are simply called misty eyebrows.

The misty eyebrows are mainly created by using a makeup setting instrument to make the pigment present a gradient effect, thus creating a misty effect.

Secondly, eyebrow tattooing is a cosmetic surgical method that involves piercing the skin to penetrate metal or plant pigments into the dermis, and then permanently maintaining the shape of the eyebrows. This method was very popular in China in the late 1980s and early 1990s. At least one-third of Chinese urban women use eyebrow tattooing to maintain this permanent makeup art. This beauty method is also very popular in countries and regions outside of China. Recently it has become popular to wash eyebrows to remove the marks left by previous eyebrow tattoos.