Will My Permanent Brows Turn Gray, Blue or Red Over Time?
This is probably one of the most common fears about permanent brows:
“They look beautiful now… but what color will they be in 5 years?”
Brows after a year and a half
And yes - permanent brows can turn gray, blue, green or red.
It depends largely on the pigments used.
Not my work. These beautiful ladies are in the process of removing their old permanent makeup.
I still see women in Orange County coming for removal with brows done only 1- 2 years ago that have already changed color. Unfortunately, some artists are still working with pigments that can leave unwanted tones behind.
With Airy Brows®, the goal is different.
The pigments I use have been observed on different skin types for about nine years. As they age, they gradually become lighter instead of shifting into blue, green or red.
And that matters for another reason.
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Your face changes with time.
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Your skin changes with age and gravity.
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Your hair color may change—today you’re blonde, next year you may be brunette.
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Even your taste in brow shape can change.
So you don’t want pigment that locks you into the same brows for years.
You want it to soften enough that your shape, color
and style can be adjusted easily when you want
something different.
That’s what my clients get:
Brown brows that stay brown while they fade - and the freedom to change them later.
If you’re looking for permanent brows in Costa Mesa or Orange County, don’t only ask how they look fresh.
Ask:
“What will this pigment look like in a few years?”
That answer matters much more than people think.
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Before the permanent makeup procedure, you can make an appointment and come for a free consultation.
During the consultation, we will create a sketch of your eyebrows, lips, or freckles in several different shapes, discuss the color, and I will answer all your questions. This consultation does not obligate you in any way.​
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