1. Avoid filling techniques; opt for three-dimensional tattooing instead. This involves adjusting density and shade according to natural hair growth patterns to achieve a natural, elegant, and long-lasting result.
2. Strictly adhere to sterile procedures. Use a new needle for each client to prevent disease transmission.
3. The quality of tattoo ink is critical.Reports indicate eyebrow tattooing can cause epithelial cell granuloma lesions, which are currently believed to be associated with carbon, titanium oxide, ferric oxide, and impurities in the tattoo ink.
4. Individuals with allergies must undergo a patch test before eyebrow tattooing.
5. Apply antibiotic ointment to the area after tattooing to prevent infection.Avoid eyebrow tattooing during menstruation to prevent bleeding and compromised results.
During the procedure, adhere to the principles of "short rather than long," "light rather than dark," and "fine rather than thick" to allow room for future touch-ups. Once tattooed, eyebrows are difficult to modify. If correction is necessary, eyebrow removal is required.