Eyebrow embroidery is a form of semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing technique that professional eyebrow specialists use to help clients redefine their brows. Fine disposable needles, also known as “micro-needle blades”, are used to insert colour pigments beneath the surface of the skin safely. It is often used to fill in sparse areas in your eyebrows or to thicken existing eyebrows. Thus, eyebrow embroidery has been growing steadily in popularity in recent years, especially among those that have uneven brow shapes or sparse-looking eyebrows.

Eyebrow embroidery is suitable for most people. If you are looking to save more time in the morning from doing your makeup or to accentuate your facial features with fuller and defined brows, then eyebrow embroidery is your go-to solution. However, it is always best to consult with a professional eyebrow specialist before committing to any procedures. Eyebrow specialists are equipped with the knowledge and expertise to provide you with professional advice based on an in-depth analysis of your skin condition, bone structure, and facial features.

Eyebrow Embroidery is more commonly associated with women than with men. But because of it's increase in popularity, more men have explored this procedure to achieve thicker and fuller-looking brows.

This would depend on the type of embroidery you have done. For conventional microblading, light peeling, scabbing is normal to experience during the healing process. Immediately after embroidery, the colour of your brows will appear the darkest. However, fret not as the colour pigment will gradually lighten over time. For some that are slightly more sensitive, they may experience minor swelling after the procedure. During the initial stages of the healing process, one will seem to have a “patchy” appearance to the brows, which is perfectly normal. After approximately 12 to 14 days, the colour of your brows would likely have faded and softened considerably, and would no longer appear patchy. Once the pigment stabilises and the skin heals with proper aftercare, you would likely retain at least 75 to 80% of the colour pigment.

Proper aftercare is essential to preserve the look of your newly embroidered brows. Do not scratch or pick at the scabs on your brows. Let these scabs fall naturally, for peeling them off may result in patchy results or even scarring. Do apply your aftercare cream diligently, as this would help to soothe any discomfort and hasten the healing process. Generally, try to keep the treated area dry at all times to prevent the colour pigment from fading too much.