What you need to know about hyper-realism brows – the natural alternative to microblading
15.07.2022 - 13:35
/ ok.co.uk
You’ve heard of microblading, you’ve heard of eyebrow lamination – but what about hyper-realism brows? It’s set to be the next big trend in semi-permanent make-up, because it offers a long-lasting way to create the full and fluffy brow look so many of us are seeking.That’s according to celebrity brow artist Tracie Giles, who looks after everyone from Gemma Collins and Vogue Williams to Love Island's Kaz Kamwi and Sharon Gaffka. She is one of just a handful of brow artists worldwide to offer hyper-realism brows, explaining that the technique is perfect for ‘‘those wanting the fuller, fluffier brows that are on-trend right now”.
So how does hyper-realism brows differ from microblading? Well, the finished look from microblading tends to be quite groomed, using semi-permanent pigments to create neat, uniform “hairstrokes”. However, real eyebrow hairs naturally overlap – and that’s where hyper-realism brows come in.This new technique uses a needle and a cosmetic tattooing device to insert pigment into the skin in an overlapping pattern that mimics the natural movement of real brow hairs.This wispy, realistic pattern is combined with more intensity building towards the centre of the brows, creating a 3D effect for bushier, fuller-looking arches.
“When they’re finished, brows look soft and subtle – nothing too harsh,” reassures Miri, brow director at Tracie Giles London and Hyper-Realism World Master Artist.Tried & tested verdict Beauty assistant Emma tried the technique with Miri at Tracie Giles London Having overplucked in my teen years, I’ve tried everything to restore my brows to their natural glory, from growth serums to castor oil, but nothing seems to help grow them out. Filling in my sparse areas with brow pens, pencils
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