Eyes are the windows to our soul. Framing our eyes with the perfect arch of your eyebrow is important as it will bring out and enhance the beauty of your eyes.
With Eagle Beauty's 6D Eyebrow Embroidery, customers can now look good with natural beautiful eyebrows!
What is eyebrow embroidery?
Eyebrow embroidery, unlike eyebrow tattoos, is semi-permanent and can last up to two years. By adding coloured pigment to the skin, this technique fills in empty spots on your brows to give them a full and flawless look. With a feathering technique, this procedure can produce a natural look since it uses pigments perfectly matched to your actual eyebrow colour.
Differences between 3D and 6D embroidery?
6D is much more natural looking than 3D as the technique introduces more strokes to produce a much more natural looking end result. Apart from looking 100% natural, it is also designed to be the most comfortable eyebrow embroidery procedure, letting you feel beautiful without feeling any pain.
They started off by trimming my brows, then they drew two different kinds of eyebrow design suitable for my face, and asked me to choose which one I liked more! She drew a thicker brow design for me as she said those Korean trending brows suits my face shape!
After deciding on which design I'll like, she'll redraw my brows for me!
After she's done drawing, I had the numbing cream on my brows for about 15-20 minutes before starting the actual procedure!
Honestly, the embroidery doesn't hurt at all and I didn't even know that she has already started drawing! However, halfway through the process it started to hurt and I guess it's because the numbing cream effect has stopped. You may request for more numbing cream to be added halfway through the process! I didn't ask for it as my tolerance level for pain is pretty high and it's still bearable!
I wasn't really satisfied after everything's done as I realized that both my brows aren't even. It's pretty obvious my brows aren't even and a number of my friends said the same thing to me too!
Below is a picture I took 2 weeks after the eyebrow embroidery and I DID DRAW MY BROWS. I still have to draw my brows even after the embroidery as it's not really defined.
I'm going back for my touch up soon and I'll update you guys again!
