Powder brows for oily skin – tips for long-lasting results

If you have oily skin know the struggle of trying to find makeup that will stay put throughout the day. They are no exception. These semi-permanent eyebrow tattoos be a game-changer for those who want to wake up with perfectly filled-in every day. But for oily-skinned individuals challenging to get long-lasting results from powder brows. Powder brows be challenging for oily skin types because the excess oil cause the pigment to fade or blur, resulting in a less defined and less long-lasting result. It tends to produce more sebum, which causes the brows to appear shiny and greasy throughout the day. What is powder brows? It’s a semi-permanent makeup technique that uses a machine or handheld tool to create tiny dots of pigment on the skin to mimic the appearance of natural brow hairs. The result is a soft, powder-filled look that enhances the shape and fullness of the eyebrows. The powder brow technique differs from microblading and uses a blade to create tiny incisions in the skin to deposit pigment.

Tips for long-lasting powder brows on oily skin

• Getting long-lasting powder brows on oily skin is to choose an experienced and skilled artist. Look for someone who has a portfolio of work on oily skin types and provide references from clients who have similar skin types to yours. A skilled artist will also be able to adjust the pigment saturation and depth to suit your skin’s unique characteristics.
• When getting brows on oily skin, choose a pigmented shade that is slightly lighter than your natural brow hair color. It will help to minimize the appearance of blurring or fading that may occur throughout the day. A lighter shade will also give a natural look and prevent the brows from appearing too heavy or overpowering.
• After getting powder brows, keep the dry and avoid moisturizing products, including oils and lotions. Moisturizing products causes the pigment to fade or blur to a less defined and less long-lasting result. Avoid getting the brows wet for the first week after the procedure this causes the pigment to heal unevenly.
• Using a mattifying primer before applying any makeup to the face helps to control excess oil and prevent the brows from appearing shiny and greasy throughout the day. A mattifying primer will also help to ensure that the pigment stays put and doesn’t fade or blur.
• A setting spray helps to lock in the powder brow pigment and prevent it from fading or blurring throughout the day. Look for a setting spray that is designed for oily skin types and is oil-free. Even with the best care and maintenance, oily skin may require touch-ups every 1-2 years. We highly recommend that you contact your artist right away should you notice any blurring or fading on your tattoo.

Powder brows be a great solution for those who want to wake up perfectly filled in every day. For those with oily skin, achieving long-lasting results is challenging. If you notice any fading or blurring, be sure to schedule a touch-up appointment with your artist. Experiment with different products until find what works best for you.