Assuming that most clients plan to maintain their cosmetic brow tattoos long term, we want to make sure we are taking the steps to keep the color & shape fresh, delicate, and looking as intended from that first new client appointment. 

When we  tattoo the same part of the skin too often, we run the risk of creating build up of scar tissue. A tattoo creates trauma on the skin, and requires healing time. The less we tattoo (or traumatize) the skin in the same spot, the better it is for the health and integrity of your skin over time. Basically, the less we tattoo the skin on your eyebrows, the better! 

When you continue to tattoo ink over ink that is already saturated or dense, we are no longer able to truly control the tone of the tattoo pigments, and it will likely end up morphing into an unflattering or  dark gray color. This is something to avoid and does not yield favorable results. 

It is a common misconception to never have to use the brow pencil again, (but let’s admit how much insanely easier it is to do our brow makeup!) So, don’t be afraid to use some brow makeup when needed if your preferences allow. If you’re unsure send me a clear picture and I’ll let you know! If you come to your appointment, and you do not currently need a brow touch up, you will lose your appointment deposit. We are happy to help you verify!