Eyebrows

Products and materials for eyebrows

What is eyebrow micropigmentation?

Brow micropigmentation is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure used to enhance the appearance of the eyebrows. The process involves applying colored pigments to the surface layer of the skin, mimicking the appearance of natural hairs. Micropigmentation is done using a special tool that introduces small pigment particles into the dermis. The objective of eyebrow micropigmentation is to improve the shape, thickness, color and density of the eyebrows, providing a more defined and streamlined appearance. This procedure is especially useful for people with sparse eyebrows, with hair loss due to conditions such as alopecia, or for those who wish to improve their overall appearance. The micropigmentation procedure can last from 1 to 3 hours, depending on the amount of work required. Results can last from 1 to 3 years, depending on factors such as pigment quality, skin type, and post-treatment care. Periodic touch-ups are recommended to maintain the desired appearance.

Care after eyebrow micropigmentation

• After performing an eyebrow micropigmentation treatment, it is crucial to follow certain care to ensure proper healing and obtain the best possible results. Here are some recommendations for post-micropigmentation care:
• Avoid wetting the treated area for the first 24 hours. This includes avoiding contact with water, sweat, makeup, lotions, and other products.
• Keep the area clean and dry. After the first 24 hours, gently clean the treated area with a cotton ball dipped in water or saline without rubbing or applying pressure.
• Apply an antibacterial or regenerative cream or ointment, as directed by your specialist, to help keep the area hydrated and protected from possible infections.
• Avoid sun exposure and tanning beds for at least two weeks after the procedure. Sun exposure can cause pigment discoloration and negatively affect the healing process.
• Do not scratch or pick any scabs or scales that may form on the treated area, as this can lead to loss of pigment and scarring.
• Avoid activities that may cause excessive sweating, such as strenuous exercise, for at least a week after the procedure.
• Do not soak in swimming pools, hot tubs, saunas, or steam rooms for at least two weeks after the procedure to avoid possible infection and affect pigment retention.
• Avoid facials, chemical peels, and other procedures that may irritate the treated area for at least a month after the procedure.
• Follow the specific instructions provided by your micropigmentation specialist, as they may vary depending on the case and the professional. By following these steps, you can ensure adequate healing and obtain optimal results from eyebrow micropigmentation. Remember that periodic touch-ups may be required to maintain the desired appearance, as results typically last 1-3 years.

What is eyebrow microblading and how long does it last?

Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure used to enhance and beautify the appearance of the eyebrows. Unlike micropigmentation, which uses a machine to insert pigment into the skin, microblading is done manually with a special tool called a tebori, or microblading pen. This tool has a series of tiny, fine needles that are used to make small cuts in the superficial layer of the skin and deposit the pigment. The goal of microblading is to create strokes that mimic the appearance of natural brow hairs, allowing you to fill in, shape, and enhance the appearance of your brows. This procedure is especially useful for people with sparse eyebrows, with hair loss due to conditions such as alopecia, or simply for those who wish to improve their overall appearance. The microblading process can take between 1 and 3 hours, depending on the amount of work required. Results usually last between 1 and 3 years, although they may vary depending on factors such as pigment quality, skin type, and post-treatment care. Periodic touch-ups are recommended to maintain the desired appearance.

How to care for eyebrows after microblading

• Do not immerse the eyebrows in water for the first 24 hours. Avoid baths, long showers, and activities that cause sweating.
• Gently sanitize the treated area after the first 24 hours. Use gauze or cotton soaked in distilled water or saline solution, and gently clean without rubbing.
• Use the specific product recommended by your microblading specialist, such as an ointment or healing cream, to maintain hydration and prevent infection.
• Protect brows from direct sunlight and tanning beds for a minimum of two weeks. The sun can alter the color of the pigment and impair healing.
• Do not pick or pick at any crusting or flaking that forms on the brows, as this could affect pigment retention and lead to scarring.
• Put off activities that cause excessive sweating, such as vigorous exercise, for at least seven days after treatment.
• For two weeks, avoid soaking in swimming pools, jacuzzis, saunas or Turkish baths, as these environments can lead to infections and alter pigment retention.
• For the first month, avoid aggressive facials, such as chemical peels or dermabrasions, which may irritate the brow area.
• Follow the specific instructions provided by the professional who performed your microblading treatment, as they may vary from case to case.

What pigment to use for micropigmentation?

• We recommend using Purebeau pigments for micropigmentation due to their exceptional properties and quality. Purebeau is a German brand, recognized in the micropigmentation and microblading industry for its commitment to the safety and efficacy of its products. Purebeau pigments have the following characteristics:
• Premium Quality: Purebeau uses high-quality ingredients and produces its pigments to the highest industry standards. This ensures greater color retention and long-lasting results.
• Safety and biocompatibility: Purebeau pigments do not contain harmful or allergenic substances and are compatible with the skin. This reduces the risk of allergic reactions and ensures a proper healing process.
• Colour stability: Purebeau pigments have excellent color stability, which ensures that the pigment remains true to its original shade even after exposure to the sun and other external factors.
• Ease of application: The texture of Purebeau pigments facilitates their application, allowing more precise work and less treatment time.
• Wide range of colors: Purebeau offers a wide variety of colors that can be mixed and tailored according to the needs of each client, ensuring personalized and natural results.
• Certifications and Regulatory Compliance: Purebeau pigments comply with international regulations and standards, including the regulations of the European Union and the FDA of the United States, which guarantees the safety and quality of the product.

In summary, Purebeau pigments are an excellent choice for micropigmentation due to their quality, safety, color stability and ease of application. By using these pigments, you can achieve natural and long-lasting results that meet the expectations of your clients

What is the difference between microblading and micropigmentation?

Microblading is a manual procedure in which fine needles are used to make small cuts in the skin and deposit pigment, creating strokes that mimic natural eyebrow hairs. Micropigmentation, on the other hand, uses a machine to insert pigments into the dermis, generally creating a more blurred effect similar to makeup.

How long do the results of microblading and micropigmentation last?

The results of microblading and micropigmentation usually last between 1 and 3 years. The duration varies according to factors such as the quality of the pigment, the type of skin and the post-treatment care. Periodic touch-ups are recommended to maintain the desired appearance.

Is the microblading or micropigmentation process painful?

Most people experience mild discomfort during microblading and micropigmentation. However, a topical anesthetic is usually applied prior to the procedure to minimize pain.

How long does it take to heal after microblading or micropigmentation?

The healing process after microblading or micropigmentation usually lasts between 4 and 6 weeks. During this time, it is important to follow post-treatment care recommendations to ensure proper healing and obtain the best possible results.

Can I do microblading or micropigmentation if I am pregnant or breastfeeding?

Microblading or micropigmentation is not recommended if you are pregnant or breastfeeding due to the possibility of infection and the lack of studies on the effects of pigments on the fetus or infant.

What should I keep in mind when choosing a microblading or micropigmentation specialist?

When choosing a microblading or micropigmentation specialist, it's important to verify their experience, certifications, and past results. Make sure that the professional works in a clean environment and follows hygiene and safety regulations. Also, ask about the type of pigment they use and if they offer a prior consultation to discuss your needs and expectations.