Greetings. I’m Nastaran Khorshidi. I’m a micro-pigmentation and micro-blading, expert and instructor. I’m here today from Rojelab.net to talk to you about eyebrow Ombre pigmentation.

First, let’s start measuring the eyebrows in order to set them for symmetry. We’ll use a divider ruler to check for symmetry. When we have designed the eyebrows and made sure of the symmetry, we’ll use a surgical pen to draw on the pattern to make sure it doesn’t fade away during the pigmentation process. Create very small dots.

When we have finished checking the eyebrows for symmetry and dotted the design using a surgical pen, apply you anesthetic material and let it remain on the area for twenty minutes. After twenty minutes, when the area is completely numb, remove the material and start the process. For an Ombre pigmentation, we usually use a five or seven-headed power needle for our pigmentation device. These needles work better, but you can also use flat needles. However, power needles are recommended because they are more effective when it comes to injecting the ink into the skin.

For an eyebrow Ombre pigmentation, the crown of the eyebrows have a lighter color, and the color gets darker the closer you get to the tail of the eyebrows. Therefore, our process moves from light pigments to dark pigments. In this process, a frame does not cover the eyebrows and only the inside of the eyebrow is shaded from light to dark. While working with the device in the area, throw your hand forward. The needle shouldn’t be pointed to the skin vertically. Instead, try to hold it diagonally and then proceed.

To take care of your eyebrows after the process, you should apply Vitamin A ointments.
For three days after the process as to keep the area greasy. If you have oily skin, apply the ointment only three times a day. You can take a shower after three days and if the scar had not healed yet, you should keep using the ointment still until the scar closes. I hope you have enjoyed this video. We hope to see you all soon.