Gain Confidence With Fuller Eyebrows

Over the past several years, you may have noticed that thicker eyebrows have become all the rage. Unfortunately, you may have spent several years plucking those hairs and making your brows a bit too thin. As a result, the hairs may no longer grow back fuller and thicker in the right places. If you would like to achieve thicker, fuller brows without always penciling them in or using pomade, BrowMuse offers the perfect solution – micropigmentation.

What Is It?

Micropigmentation is a permanent type of makeup. It is similar to tattooing the body because both needles and assorted colors are used to achieve that fuller look. The results tend to last a long time, saving you time and money on the products you may have purchased in the past to get fuller eyebrows on a temporary basis. Imagine how much time you could save during your morning routine by already having your brows filled when you get up? You could have the micropigmentation process performed by an experienced specialist at BrowMuse.

What Is the Process?

The idea of getting permanent makeup on your face may frighten you a bit, especially if you do not even have a single tattoo on your body. However, there are some things you should know about this process in advance. The micropigmentation specialist could shape the brows and fill them in using marker to give you a chance to choose your perfect shape. The shape of your eyebrows may vary based on the shape of your face, along with some of your other features.

Once you are satisfied with the way the eyebrows look, a topical anesthetic is used to numb that area of your skin so that you will not have to experience any discomfort. When you are completely numb, the specialist at BrowMuse will carefully begin the procedure to ensure that you will end up with fuller eyebrows that have a natural arch to them. Before you have any work done, you can always visit browmuse.com to view some before and after photos of others who have had this procedure performed just to see how much of a difference micropigmentation can make.