If you don’t have full eyebrows, you might fill your eyebrows with a brow pencil or use powder to achieve a thicker, natural look.
These aren’t the only solutions for fuller brows, though. There’s also microshading, a semipermanent cosmetic procedure.
What is microshading?
Microshading is a procedure where a cosmetic technician applies semipermanent makeup to your eyebrows.
It’s a type of cosmetic tattoo procedure. Using pigment ink and a handheld tool, the technician places tiny, pin-like dots over the brow area to fill in thin spots.
This technique adds shape to your brow and uses a powdered effect to add fullness. The result is a filled-out brow.
What’s the difference between microshading and microblading?
Microshading is sometimes confused with microblading. But although both procedures can make your eyebrows appear fuller, they’re different procedures.
• Microshading uses pin-like dots of pigmentation to achieve a powdered eyebrow look.
• Microblading uses a bladed needle to apply pigmentation underneath the skin. The technician fills your brows by making hair-like strokes that look like natural eyebrow hair.
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