Eyeliner Colour Correction
Eyeliner color fluctuations can result from various factors, such as excessively deep or outdated eyeliner applications. At Brow & Beauty Boutique, we specialize in correcting these color shifts. As the PMU industry quickly grows, so does the likelihood of potential clients needing color-correction experts to tend to their correction needs.
Our seasoned artists meticulously assess your natural skin tone, dermal thickness, and eyelid skin health. This thorough evaluation allows us to recommend the most effective and tailored color correction procedure for you.
From day 1 as a PMU artist, one of the most important skills that we need to acquire is understanding eyebrow colours/pigments combination.
Why Eyebrows Can Shift Color Over Time
Brown for eyelids is a mix of red, blue/black, and yellow. However, the balance of these colors can change over time, depending on the quality, lightfast rating, and type of pigment used. Imbalance left by previous applications can lead to undesired dominant residual hues like red, grey, or blue.
Clients with a warm undertone tend to enhance the warm tones of a pigment more than those with a cool undertone. If you apply a warm pigment to someone with a warm undertone, the color will heal much warmer than if you use a cool pigment on someone with a cool undertone.
**During the consultation, we ensure a precise understanding of the pigment undertone you've been using. This knowledge allows us to provide tailored solutions for your color correction needs.
With that, we have this service which is alongside Eyebrow Removal. This is very different from Eyebrow Removal method which is an embroidery removal method but does not necessarily able to remove eyeliner embroidery. For eyeliner correction, we will usually tone up the colour to make it a warmer colour so it will be ‘soft looking’ & blends perfectly with your skin. This method does not remove the previous embroidery completely but lightens it.
Most of the customers will only require 𝟭 𝘀𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 to see results or completely dilute the colour but there are some cases where 2 sessions are needed depending on the customer’s skin. Using alteration/mixing of pigments which is also a similar procedure as getting the right colour in any embroidery to make sure it looks natural, not too ‘bold’.
Eyelids BEFORE colour correction
Eyelids AFTER colour correction
After colour correction with Ombre eyelid embroidery
Eyeliner Colour Correction usually has no to low downtime. As different skin has different effects, there is a small chance that there’s possible swollen/redness.
No Damage to skin
No Damage to hair follicles
First time appointments: 1 hour
Aftercare is key in leading a healthy healing journey. During the healing process, strictly do not scratch/agitate the affected area. Points such as reducing your intake of high salt content food to prevent swollen eyes & reducing your water intake are just some precautions that will be shared at end of the service. Our customer service/artists are also readily available if you have any issues/questions.
Before & After Gallery
COMMON QUESTIONS (FAQ)
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This is very different from Eyebrow Removal Method which is an embroidery removal method but does not necessarily able to remove eyeliner embroidery. For eyeliner correction, we will usually tone up the colour to make it a warmer colour so it will be ‘soft looking’ & blends perfectly with your skin. This method does not remove the previous embroidery completely but lightens it.
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Good Quality Numbing Cream and intermediate numbing liquid is applied to prevent any discomfort during the session. We want our customer to feel as comfortable as possible.
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You will experience colour rectification results within 1 session, that said, depending on your personal preference, you may wish to achieve a lighter shade which might require additional visits.
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No as there’s no need to damage to your skin or even your hair follicle, it will not affect growth of hair or the future absorption of pigments.
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Eyeliner embroidery can be performed immediately following the eyeliner correction procedure.
