Brows By Mimi

Another correction‼️

This one was thought! She will definitely need more than one session to achieve her goals. I always recommend removal sessions before a correction when brows are dark and super uneven! However if client is willing to do a full blown correction the outcome will never be light and ombré finish. She was extremely happy with her results.
—STAY TUNED FOR HER HEALED BROWS—

Quick color boost for this 1.5 years healed correction!! She didn’t need much ink as her skin retain enough ink. Just did 2 passes of corrector to neutralize her color back to brown and did 1 pass of the original pigment used on her!.. 😍🤎🤎🤎

Swipe 👉🏻 to see one brow corrected and one with out to see difference. Last slide was before her 1st correction.

Correction‼️~~~>
Please be aware that not all corrections have the same results, you will not have the same results as if your brows were virgin, might need more than 1 touch up to completely correct and cover old brow tattoo, you’ll need to go thicker and darker if necessary. If brows too dark saline removal will be the only option before correction.
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This is after 2 passes! After the first pass I noticed a clear liquid continuously coming out! That clear liquid is normal it is called lymph fluid, lymph fluid is a wound protector by cleaning the wound fighting infection and overseeing the wound, some people have none while brow procedure others are excessive! When excessive I lower my speed and work much slower. Also she had very dry flakey skin which also caused me to change my needle more than once and slower my speed as well. I decided to see how her brows would heal after one more slight pass and target color more on her touch up! 🥰

BUT LOOK AT THE PIXELS! 🤩

Do you remap while creating the front ombré finish?🤔 Or do you free hand it? Me personally I like to pass the string through it towards the end to touch up the front ombre, I only do one pass then don’t touch the front till the end..

Zoom in to those pixels tho!! 🤩🤩