The difference between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery

Eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery are both methods of beautifying eyebrows. Eyebrow tattooing is to pierce people's skin with some plant pigments and let them penetrate into the dermis, so that the shape of people's eyebrows can be maintained permanently. This practice was once very popular in China. It can be said that many women use this method to beautify their eyebrows. Of course, many people abroad also like this method.

Eyebrow embroidery is a process of implanting some pigments into people's skin tissue, so that a stable color block can be formed. Eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery are both ways to beautify eyebrows, but many people always confuse them. In fact, there are differences between the two. Today I will share with you the difference between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery.

The difference between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery is reflected in the following aspects:

Method

Eyebrow tattooing involves inserting a needle vertically into the skin, which is quite painful. Also, the coloring time is long because the number of needles inserted each time is limited. However, eyebrow embroidery involves inserting the needle into the skin at a 45-degree angle, which is less painful. Also, the number of needles inserted each time is large, so the time required is also shorter.

Tools

Eyebrow tattooing uses a "single needle" or "three needles" with the help of electric tools to tattoo the pigment on the skin one needle at a time; eyebrow embroidery uses 12 or 16 needles combined at a 45-degree angle to insert more pigment into the skin at one time, just like embroidery, all by hand control without the need for electrical assistance.

Material

Eyebrow tattooing mostly uses water-based pigments, which are less viscous; eyebrow embroidery uses paste-like pigments, which are more viscous and the pigment can more easily penetrate the subcutaneous tissue with the needle, making it easier to color.

Effect

Eyebrow embroidery is less traumatic and will not change color because it will not mix with the subcutaneous yellow pigment gene. On the contrary, eyebrow tattooing can easily penetrate deep into the skin. If the pigment is mistakenly brought into the deep layer and mixed with the yellow pigment gene under the skin, it will cause the skin to turn green or blue, which is difficult to remedy.

Since eyebrow tattooing uses multiple single-point embroidery, and the number of points used each time is relatively large, the eyebrows will be smoother and more natural. These are the differences between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery. Through the above points, you can distinguish between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery.

The above is the difference between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery shared with you. I believe you will not confuse them in the future. Of course, although cosmetic eyebrows are good for those who love beauty, isn’t natural beauty better? I still recommend that you use a more natural way to dress yourself up.