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If your brows from a previous embroidery have faded unevenly, turned red, orange, blue or grey, or no longer suit your face, eyebrow colour correction may help. At ME Beauty, we assess your existing brows first, then plan the colour and shape correction that suits your skin tone and features.
Correction is for existing brows, including brows done at other salons, sometimes years ago. Bringing the details of your previous treatment, if you have them, helps with planning.
Brow pigments are made from several colour components, and these do not always fade at the same rate. When the darker components break down first, the remaining warm tones can show as red or orange. Older work that used very dark pigment can instead fade towards blue or grey.
How brows age also depends on your skin type, sun exposure, skincare that exfoliates the area and how the pigment was originally placed. This is why two people with the same treatment can end up with different results years later. Read more: why eyebrow embroidery turns red, orange, blue or grey.
Colour correction works by balancing and building over existing pigment. It cannot make very dark, dense or very wide old brows lighter simply by adding a lighter colour on top. In those cases, the old pigment may need to be lightened first before a correction is planned.
We will tell you at the assessment whether your brows are suitable for correction, and what result is realistic. If correction is not the right option for you, we will say so.
Your brows have faded unevenly, changed colour, look harsh or no longer match your face shape, and your last brow treatment has fully healed.
Allergies, skin sensitivities, recent procedures or laser treatment, medication, pregnancy or medical conditions.
Corrected brows usually look stronger for the first few days, then soften as the skin heals. Light flaking during healing is common, and the final colour can only be judged once healing is complete. You will receive aftercare guidance for your treatment. In general, avoid picking the treated area, prolonged sun exposure and exfoliating skincare on the brows while they heal.
Results vary depending on your skin, your existing pigment, lifestyle and aftercare.
Send a clear photo of your brows in daylight, without makeup, to WhatsApp 9451 1338. Let us know roughly when your last brow treatment was done and what was done, if you know. A final assessment is always done in person before treatment.
Looking for brows done for the first time? See eyebrow embroidery and our guide to hair-stroke, powder and combination brow styles.
ME Beauty is a private, appointment-based studio at 183 Jalan Pelikat #B2-18, Singapore 537643. All appointments are by prior booking.
In many cases, yes. Red and orange tones can often be balanced with a suitable corrective shade before the final brow colour is added. How much can be corrected depends on how strong the existing colour is, which is checked at the assessment.
Often, yes. Blue and grey tones are usually softened with a warmer corrective shade. Very dark or dense old pigment may need to be lightened first before correction.
Yes. Brows done at other salons can be assessed for correction. Details of the earlier treatment help, but are not essential.
Usually 1–2 sessions, depending on the condition of your existing brows. If a second session is needed, it is done after the first has healed.
Your previous treatment should be fully healed before correction. If your last treatment was recent, mention the date and we will advise on timing.
No. Adding a lighter pigment over very dark brows does not make them lighter. Very dark brows may need to be lightened first, and we will tell you at the assessment if that applies to you.
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