Should I get my eyebrows tattooed or embroidered? Six major differences between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery

In recent years, eyebrow tattooing seems to have become a very popular trend, not only among women, but also among men. However, men don't know much about beauty knowledge, so they don't know whether it is better to have an eyebrow tattoo or an eyebrow embroidery. Today, I will introduce the six major differences between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery in detail.

The difference between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery:

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 fine needles combined at a 45-degree angle to prick more pigment into the skin at one time like embroidery. It is all controlled by hand and no electrical assistance is required.

The difference between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery:

In terms of the pigments used, eyebrow tattooing mostly uses water-based pigments, which are less viscous; eyebrow embroidery uses paste-like pigments, which are more viscous. The pigment can easily enter the subcutaneous tissue with the needle, so it is easy to color.

The difference between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery:

Eyebrow tattooing is done by inserting the needle vertically at a 90-degree angle into the skin, which is painful, and the amount of each insertion is limited, so the coloring time is longer; the time for eyebrow embroidery is shorter than the former, and the skin is inserted at a 45-degree angle, so the pain is very small. The depth of eyebrow embroidery needle entering the skin at a 45-degree angle is limited, and it only penetrates about 0.2-0.3CM under the skin, so the trauma is smaller, and because it will not mix with the subcutaneous yellow pigment gene, it will not change color.

The difference between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery:

Because the eyebrow tattoo needle is inserted vertically into the skin, it is easy to accidentally penetrate deep into the skin. If the pigment is mistakenly brought into the deep layer and mixed with the subcutaneous yellow pigment gene, it will cause the skin to turn blue and it is difficult to remedy.

The difference between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery:

Since eyebrow tattooing uses multiple single dots to embroider the entire eyebrow, the effect will be stiff and unnatural. Eyebrow embroidery uses more dots each time, which is easier to create a smooth and natural effect.

The difference between eyebrow tattooing and eyebrow embroidery:

From the perspective of permanence, eyebrow tattooing is a one-time thing, while eyebrow embroidery will only last for two to three years. If you want long-term effects, you should get an eyebrow tattoo. If you want to change your image to follow the trend, it is best to choose eyebrow embroidery.