Blondes often have nearly invisible eyebrows. On the first visit, I apply a very conservative design and color–something my client is quite sure she/ he likes. On the second visit, I blend in a darker or lighter color, and add length and thickness as desired. This creates less stress, and the brows often appear to have grown in, leaving it to the client to reveal whether or not it is a tattoo.
This client did not remember having an injury to her right eyebrow, but I found a small scar which explained the sharp angle of the arch. I worked it into the final design.
This client never wore makeup, and the combination of plucking plus aging had thinned her eyebrows considerably. In our first visit I have merely darkened the existing hairline, so that she can gradually get used to seeing more color there. She’s happier already.
On her second visit, I used a tiny paintbrush to show the revised eyebrow (shown here in the right brow). The photo on the right is the completed tattoo.
