Wear perfect eyebrows at all times. As soon as she got out of bed, with her face washed, without makeup or anything. That is the goal of many people who join one of the main aesthetic trends of recent years. A phenomenon that is changing and adapts to the novelties and that continues to add followers. And it’s always the same question: how will eyebrows be worn in 2023? However, deciding on one technique or another to keep them intact is what causes some to not dare to take the plunge.
The main doubt is usually in opting for eyebrow laminate or microblading. But there is a lack of knowledge about what exactly these two aesthetic procedures consist of and what is achieved with each one. In addition to which is the most advisable for each type of eyebrow and the needs of each person.
The eyebrow laminate consists of applying a technique on them to achieve a combed eyebrow effect. It is a semi-permanent treatment that, thanks to the application of a series of products that make hair more manageable, smoothes the eyebrows and makes them easier to shape. This gives them the desired shape and is fixed so that they look like this at all times. Although it is optional, brow foiling is often accompanied by tinting to intensify the effect.
Microblading is responsible for the pigmentation of the eyebrows, that is, to “draw” the hair at strategic points of these to modify or correct its shape and density. This semi-permanent procedure is based on special needles that will introduce and fix the pigment in the epidermis.
Each eyebrow has its peculiarities, so choosing a technique that will always make them look perfect will depend on their characteristics. The eyebrow laminate is a recommended option for those people with rebellious hair, which easily messes up. Also for those who have bushy eyebrows, which are more difficult to manage and keep in place. Although it can also be a good option for fine brows, since being able to be shaped can give them a thicker appearance.
Instead, microblading will be the solution for those looking to fill small bald spots in their eyebrows. As well as for those people who need greater density in them. Another of its frequent uses is to modify the design of the eyebrows, for example, to create an arch that raises and broadens the gaze. The final effect will be more natural than in the case of eyebrow lamination.
