http://eyebrow-tattoo.com/eyebrow-tattooing-color-and-shape/ Mon, 23 Aug 2010 11:51:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://eyebrow-tattoo.com/eyebrow-tattooing-color-and-shape/comment-page-1/#comment-3 admin Mon, 17 Aug 2009 09:10:50 +0000 http://eyebrow-tattoo.com/?p=36#comment-3 Dear Nancy, Thank you for the excellent question regarding your natural hair color after having an eyebrow tattoo. Eyebrow tattooing alone does not affect your natural hair color. You may still have to dye your brows from time to time if your hair is darker than your brows, which in your case is true. However, because of the tattoo being darker below the blond brow hairs, it isn't as important to tint the hairs as it may have been previous to the tattoo. You will have the illusion of darker brows even if the fine blond hairs are almost invisible. But...for flawless natural looking brows, I do recommend that you have your blond brow hair tinted from time to time - once every two months (if you don't swim) should do the trick. If you haven't already done so, I do touch on this problem a little in the article: <strong>Permanent Make Up - Is it Right for You? </strong> Here is the quote: <em>"For women who have naturally light hair, highlights or bleached hair, or who do not maintain the same exact shade of hair color from month to month or year to year, may want to go with a darker brow pigment for the initial eyebrow tattooing procedure and then slightly bleach the natural brow hair from time to time to match the tone of the most recent coiffure." </em> (In your case don't bleach them but give a little auburn tint) Thank you writing and please let me know how your eyebrow tattoo turns out. If you want to send a pic, that would be fabulous! Happy Tattooing Nena Dear Nancy,
Thank you for the excellent question regarding your natural hair color after having an eyebrow tattoo. Eyebrow tattooing alone does not affect your natural hair color. You may still have to dye your brows from time to time if your hair is darker than your brows, which in your case is true. However, because of the tattoo being darker below the blond brow hairs, it isn’t as important to tint the hairs as it may have been previous to the tattoo. You will have the illusion of darker brows even if the fine blond hairs are almost invisible. But…for flawless natural looking brows, I do recommend that you have your blond brow hair tinted from time to time – once every two months (if you don’t swim) should do the trick. If you haven’t already done so, I do touch on this problem a little in the article: Permanent Make Up – Is it Right for You?
Here is the quote: “For women who have naturally light hair, highlights or bleached hair, or who do not maintain the same exact shade of hair color from month to month or year to year, may want to go with a darker brow pigment for the initial eyebrow tattooing procedure and then slightly bleach the natural brow hair from time to time to match the tone of the most recent coiffure.” (In your case don’t bleach them but give a little auburn tint)
Thank you writing and please let me know how your eyebrow tattoo turns out. If you want to send a pic, that would be fabulous!
Happy Tattooing
Nena

]]> http://eyebrow-tattoo.com/eyebrow-tattooing-color-and-shape/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Nancy Sun, 16 Aug 2009 20:06:11 +0000 http://eyebrow-tattoo.com/?p=36#comment-2 I'm thinking about doing the eyebrow tattoo. I have red hair and blond brows. My concern is what does the color of my natural brows do to the color (obviously darker than my own) of the tattoo? Will I still have to dye the blond brows? I’m thinking about doing the eyebrow tattoo. I have red hair and blond brows. My concern is what does the color of my natural brows do to the color (obviously darker than my own) of the tattoo? Will I still have to dye the blond brows?

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