Eyebrow dermopigmentation

Eyebrow dermopigmentation is a semi-permanent make-up technique, commonly called eyebrow tattooing, whose aim is to rebuild the eyebrow line we want through tattooing.

By dermopigmentation in general we mean any type of tattoo. In this case, speaking of the face, we mean a specific branch of tattooists: those who place in the dermis not permanent but bioresorbable pigments. Over time, this makes it possible to redraw the individual hairs that make up the eyebrows as we wish.

There are several techniques for eyebrow dermopigmentation

• The defined technique, designed to give the eyebrows a sharp line: less realistic but more visible and marked.
• The hyper-realistic technique, which gives an entirely natural effect, with very visible, linear hairs.
• The mixed technique, widely used and the most satisfying for those who try it. It combines both techniques with a shaded effect.

What we need to know

Besides the final result, there are also different ways of performing dermopigmentation:

With a dermograph: the most widely used and least invasive technique, it allows shading, drawing individual hairs, or both.

With microblading: more invasive, the skin is incised with a tool of tiny needles and the pigment is introduced.