Permanent Eyebrow Makeup: Using a Needle

Video Transcript

"Now that Christine is numb and we've been working, we're going to continue to put the color in. Now, I'm going to always make sure I stir my color, gently, putting my machine into the color. Careful not to tap the edge of the cylinder because if you bend the needle, or tap, or dent the tip it can cause a lot of pain and mess up the work. I'm going to draw Christine to the side at a 45 degree angle and do that tapping motion. It's called stapling and it gives a beautiful finished look of a powdered eyebrow. So across, and you have to do a lot of this. I mean, you've got to make this a solid kind of look. But it's just gently applying the color thoroughly behind the hair because she has a nice brow line. Her natural brow is already established. I have many clients that don't have that and I have to design the eyebrow which is a lot more work involved."