What are the types and differences of eyebrow embroidery?
May 05, 2023
Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Li Qiang
Introduction
Generally, types of permanent eyebrow makeup include flat embroidery eyebrows, dot-style embroidery eyebrows, 3D embroidery eyebrows, and realistic 3D embroidery eyebrows. They differ in appearance, level of discomfort, and application techniques. Flat embroidery eyebrows follow a standard eyebrow shape, which is tattooed between the brows. Dot-style embroidery eyebrows involve localized needle punctures to apply pigment into the hair follicle openings, making them suitable for individuals with sparse eyebrows.
Generally, types of eyebrow embroidery include flat embroidery, dot-style embroidery, 3D embroidery, and realistic 3D embroidery. They differ in appearance, pain level, and technique. The specific analysis is as follows:
I. Types
1. Flat Embroidery
Flat eyebrow embroidery uses a standard eyebrow shape as the pattern, which is tattooed between the eyebrows.
2. Dot-Style Embroidery
Dot-style embroidery involves applying pigment through localized needle punctures at the hair follicle openings, suitable for individuals with sparse eyebrows but good natural eyebrow shape.
3. 3D Embroidery
3D embroidery uses a row of needles to create a misty, shaded effect that gives the eyebrows a three-dimensional appearance.
4. Realistic 3D Embroidery
Realistic 3D embroidery employs different needling techniques to implant multiple colors into the eyebrow area, creating a natural and three-dimensional look.
II. Differences
1. Different Results
Flat embroidery provides even color distribution but lacks visual depth. Dot-style embroidery offers more dimensionality. Both 3D and realistic 3D embroidery create a visually three-dimensional effect.
2. Different Pain Levels
Dot-style embroidery causes minimal tissue damage, though it may feel slightly more painful than flat embroidery. In contrast, 3D and realistic 3D embroidery are generally painless.
3. Different Techniques
Flat embroidery follows a standard eyebrow template using traditional methods. Dot-style embroidery simply requires applying pigment via needle dots directly into the follicle openings. For 3D embroidery, the needle direction must align with the natural growth direction of the eyebrow hairs. Realistic 3D embroidery typically uses shades of coffee brown as a base to simulate a natural eyebrow color and shape.
If you wish to have eyebrow embroidery, it is recommended to visit a reputable medical facility and undergo the procedure under the care of qualified professionals to ensure optimal results.
