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COLOR VS BLACK & WHITE PHOTOS
COLOR & BLACK & WHITE photos each serve a different purpose in depicting the realistic journey of our procedures, but NEITHER of them show a realistic view of a fully healed brow.
COLOR PHOTOS
FOR SETTING REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS. When sharing color photos taken right after a procedure, we aim to provide a clear and honest representation of what to expect - IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING A PROCEDURE. It's essential to understand that while these images are realistic, the initial appearance may differ significantly. Immediately after the procedure, brows can look overly red, heavy, and dark due to inflammation and the fresh pigment resting on top of the skin. However, as the days go by, the redness and pigmentation will fade, new skin will form over the area, further diffusing the look and will lead to a beautifully natural and harmonious look.
BLACK & WHITE PHOTOS
FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY. They allow us to showcase the actual work without drawing excessive attention to any "temporary" inflammation or fresh pigment. This is particularly beneficial for clients with pale skin who may be concerned about the initial appearance of redness, or of looking too thick or dark. By minimizing the visibility of inflammation, the brows look thinner (because the swelling doesn't show making them appear puffy in the color photos). Black and white imagery mainly highlights the actual hair strokes and the overall beauty of the procedure. And what woman doesn't appreciate a little bit of glamour in their pics?
BROW ON LEFT:
STROKES WITH SHADOWING BETWEEN.
BROW ON RIGHT:
STROKES ONLY
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