Eyebrow bleaching pictures

Harmful effects of eyebrow hair removal

Eyebrows play an important role in highlighting the beauty of the face, as they define the look and sometimes give an impression of a woman’s personality. Many women may not know that removing eyebrow hair has much more harm than we think, and these harms include:

Relaxation of the upper eyelid muscles as a result of constant irritation of the muscles.
Frequent headaches and sinusitis.
Eyebrow hair decreases due to the death of hair follicles and the impact on the aesthetic appearance of women, which prompted the West to use tattoos, transplant and paste eyebrow hair.
The occurrence of skin diseases such as vitiligo and warts in those who suffer from weak immunity.
Skin changes such as facial redness occur in women, the cause of which scientists have not yet been able to determine.
Facilitating the occurrence of basal cell skin cancer. A relationship has been discovered between skin cancer and the human papillomavirus, which is found coexisting on the skin, especially the skin of the forehead in humans, where the eyebrows are. Therefore, it is better to bleach the eyebrows.

Bleaching process

Types of eyebrow bleaching:

The first type: Dyeing all of the eyebrow hair in a color other than its original color, which is often consistent with the hair color.
The second type: Dyeing the ends of the eyebrow (top and bottom), so that the eyebrow appears delicate and delicate; Because the lower and upper limbs have become invisible due to dyeing in a color similar to the color of the skin.
The third type: Dyeing the entire eyebrow in a color similar to the color of the skin, then drawing a thin, precise eyebrow on it with a pen.

Tips before bleaching

Read the product instructions on the box carefully before applying the bleaching agent.
Avoid using bleaching products on puffy, swollen or broken skin.
Test the product on a small area of your body before applying it to the area you want to bleach, even if you used the same product before pregnancy, as skin sensitivity increases during pregnancy and bleaching may cause irritation.
Do not use bleaching products if skin irritation occurs.
Make sure to ventilate the room in which you are undergoing the bleaching procedure, especially since its smell is strong and may bother you.

Bleaching method

The bleaching process takes place in three steps:

Required supplies:

Koleston 2000 dye - color: brown black - number 7/302.
Blonding, Blondor powder plus peroxide stabilized with herbs from Wella - concentration 6% only.
Brushes: a regular drawing brush with a thin end - similar to an eyeliner brush + an eyebrow combing brush + a shadow distributing brush (can be replaced with cotton wool).

Action Steps:

Mix the bleaching powder with peroxide in a 1:1 ratio, meaning equal amounts. Use the numbered medication caps to check the quantity. The consistency of the mashkar is supposed to be light, creamy, easy to stir, not liquid and not thick.
Mix the dye: approximately the amount of a chickpea of dye with some drops of peroxide and stir it with a toothpick until it is completely mixed.

Bleaching: Prepare your eyebrows by combing them well with an eyebrow brush, then draw them with an eyebrow pencil in the way you prefer. After you have drawn your eyebrows, use a fine brush to fill in the spaces between the eyebrow hairs with dye. The most important area is the end area of the eyebrow, because the hair is usually few and does not reveal the shape of the eyebrows. You give it a nice definition. Grease the area between the eye and the eyebrow with a light layer of Vaseline to protect your eyes from the effect of the bleach and the heat of the peroxide. To begin bleaching, use a shadow sponge or cotton buds to distribute the bleach above and below the dyed area. Start at the beginning of the eyebrow (above the inner corner of the eye) and keep the corners sharp, because an eyebrow with a rounded beginning is less neat. After you finish, leave the bleach on for about half an hour, then wet the makeup cotton with plenty of water, wipe off the bleach and dye, and wash them well with water. Some blemishes may appear. In this case, use the remaining dye and bleach to correct it again.