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If you are considering getting an eyebrow tattoo done then you should carefully consider what is involved in the procedure before you go through with it. After all, getting permanent makeup on your face is a decision which will affect your future and should not be taken lightly. It makes sense to do plenty of research to ensure you get the tattoo done exactly the way you want it, and find an artist who has the ability to to carry it out.

You will also want to find out if it is possible to have it removed if things don’t go entirely to plan, or you change your mind later on.

What is Laser Eyebrow Tattoo Removal About?

Eyebrow tattoo removal is done with lasers, not to burn out the tattoo but to break up the pigment within the skin and allow the body to naturally flush out the dye or pigment on its own. This is a process that takes time and each laser treatment is expensive. It can require dozens of laser procedures to successfully remove the pigment and it is not always successful. Laser eyebrow tattoo removal is basically safe, but it can damage the hair follicles and make hair growth impossible later leaving you with little or no brows. These are things you must consider BEFORE getting an eyebrow tattoo because after, if you are unhappy, it is not just a mater of waiting a few months and the tattoo will fade, but it will require money and effort to alter.

Semi-Permanent Eyebrow Tattoos?

There is no such thing as a semi-permanent tattoo that uses ink and a machine with a needle. The only thing that is semi-permanent would be a stick on or a henna tattoo that is done without penetrating the skin. Yes, permanent makeup is known to fade over time, but fading is not vanishing. I have seen eyeliner that is still very visible after 10 or 12 years, slightly faded to a grayish-blue, but still a tattoo.