Just Browzing - My Ombre Eyebrow Experience

Hello Beauties,

It's been about a year since I have had my ombre brow's done. So I guess it's about time I share the whole process and experience with y'all right? I know I'm slacking, but I wanted to make sure I had the full scoop for you before I spilled the tea!

So here you go!

What are ombre brows you may ask?

Ombre brows is a brow style that uses ombre shading, a semi-permanent eyebrow styling technique that uses a small machine to place extremely thin dots of pigment into the skin, creating a soft shaded brow pencil look.

Ombre Brow Process:

The first step is to speak with a professional who will be preforming the procedure for a consultation. This will give you insight on what to expect the end results to be such as shape and color.
Next step, get your measurements and shape the eyebrows.
Finally, the beautician will apply numbing cream to the area. Once you are comfortable enough the process begins. It felt like a very gentle tattoo to me! & when some parts became a little more unbearable than others, more numbing cream would be applied and things continued smoothly.
Now the healing stage begins. Do not allow any water, direct sunlight, or touch to the eyebrows for 2 weeks to avoid any disruption to the pigmentation.

Here are my eyebrow results:

Session One

The eyebrows come out very dark and it can be overwhelming at first. Believe me when I tell you, you will have an adjustment period with them. It's completely normal! At first I was like "oh no, what have I done!?" but over time you learn to adapt to your new look!

One Month Healed

Looking lighter and more natural already!

3 Months Healed

Honestly, I contemplated about getting my eyebrows done for a LONG time. Of course you want to be completely sure - it's semi-permanent, and an investment. Not something you want to tread lightly about when making a decision. But I finally committed to it and Trieu made the process enjoyable, comfortable, and talked me through every step along the way. If you are in the Albuquerque area I highly recommend her. I currently still fill my eyebrows in with an eyebrow gel powder because I like my eyebrows to be darker and more full but having them ombre'd helps speed up the process in the morning since they are already semi-shaded in and outlined.