eyebrow tattoo that looks natural

anyone been to any place which does it looking naturally and not too harsh looking?

Many friends had it, after a few years the brown colour turned blue.

They have to double effort to cover it.


Please try to find a really good shop that does it.

I know a lady who is doing eyebrow tattoo for last 20 yrs.She is famous for eyebrow tattoo because it looks very natural and good thing about it is, its herbal tattoo and doesnt turns blue like chinese tattoo. Her name is Dani & her number is 93798896

I had it done four years ago and have been really pleased with the way my eyebrows look.


No bleeding during the process. Very minimal scalding during the healing process. I wouldn't even call it scalding because it was just pieces of dead skin coming off.


Up to now, no discoloration - shouldn't be. Discoloration only occurs when inexpensive pigments are used. When proper pigments are used, it will only fade.


Shaping is not to be overlooked - a pair of nicely shaped eyebrows that complement face shape bring out the facial features.


The lady who did mine has been a eyebrow/eyeline/lipline tattoo trainer for many years. I paid nearly $5K for the service and 2 or 3 (I can't be exact because I can't recall) enhancement visits were included. Her name is Camil Yip & her number is 8200 4866.


I know there are places out there cost only $500 for the service, but it's my face after all, I don't think it's worth the risk.

never use straight black,always tint browns with black or grey with black, there are red browns and yellow browns- choose one that suits your roots on your head. never let your artist use colour straight from the tube, always tint to a colour you both agree suits you- the colour before it goes into the skin is darker than the final result- and the first three days - be prepared to have very dark eyebrows, however it will fade after the scab has fallen off. Do the colour slowly if you are concerned, most cosmetic tattooist will ask you to come back for more than one application. and so you can always go darker once you realise and see for yourself that the colour fades a lot

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