Women’s eyebrows: how to get them perfect?

People often ask me what this year’s new trend will be in permanent make-up in terms of shapes, colours or techniques for women’s eyebrows.
Unfortunately, or fortunately, there is no answer, because the practice of dermopigmentation must never be confused with make-up, which is driven by current fashions and trends.
The right proportion between eyebrows and face
Permanent eyebrow make-up must be designed according to the morphology of the face and the reference points present in it, the client’s make-up habits and the colour of her eyebrows and hair. A design out of harmony with the facial features, following a trend instead, would create a fake, forced and “out of tune” effect within an orchestra carefully composed by Mother Nature.

Perfect eyebrows for women
Studying the ideal shape begins by respecting the existing measurements of the face, where the wing of the nose, the inner and outer corners of the eye and the size of the nose and mouth play a key role in creating a perfect eyebrow.
Of course, like every rule – in this case a face-design rule – it must be interpreted and adapted to the personal taste of each client, who is free to give her gaze more character or more softness, without ever completely overturning the artist’s aesthetic standards.
Once the ideal shape has been worked out, we move on to the more technical phase, dermopigmentation, which fixes the design with bioabsorbable pigments. The application techniques vary: some give definition, such as solid and shaded techniques; others are more natural, such as hair-stroke-only techniques; and finally there are combined techniques, which bring shading and hair strokes together for people who want a natural, but not too natural, effect.
The technique for perfect women’s eyebrows
The most popular and requested technique in recent times is certainly hyperrealistic hair stroke, which gives a groomed, full, precise eyebrow that is not obviously recognisable. It becomes hard to tell the natural hairs from the tattooed ones, creating an extremely natural effect.
Great skill is required of the artist, who must study and scrupulously respect the arrangement and direction of the natural hairs, their colour and their thickness. Failing to respect these conditions could produce an unnatural effect, where crossing hairs would draw the observer’s attention to the mistake.
So the expert’s advice is to entrust your face to true professionals who can demonstrate their experience with photos and videos, while guaranteeing complete safety in terms of hygiene and the quality of the products used. Choose well.