Brave Bird Cosmetic Inking

Can't stop looking at this super great eyeliner tattoo I had the pleasure of doing the other day.
Summer proof, swim proof.

TLDR: Correction and covering of old scarred microblading. Warmth will fade, and healed results will be up to 30% softer.
❤ When Kate came to see me for a refresh of her old microblading tattoo, I was disappointed to see how much scarring she had been left with, and quite honestly, my phone camera didn't pick it up as well as I would have liked to show you. She said that almost immediately after her previous tattoo, her brows had been almost black. This is caused by the artist using too much pressure when creating the hair strokes. Years on, the pigment had mostly faded but parts of black, blue and purple remained, along with bad scarring, especially on the tails of her brows.
Normally I would suggest a session or two of saline removal, but as the skin was so badly damaged, I opted for a coverup brow tattoo. We used some corrective pigment to bring the black/blue pigment back to brown, and then completed the session by going over the entire brows with a warm brown. Whilst immediately after the session, the brows appear very dark and orange toned, they will settle in their warmth in a few days and when healed, Kate will have beautiful soft powder brows. The warmth is necessary to prevent the pigment from ashing out, and will keep the old pigment from resurfacing. I just can't wait to show you all the healed results!