Eyebrows

I use EyEnvy and it has worked nicely for me. It has been discontinued and I have one unopened tube of it and then I will go back to generic Latisse I guess. I am not sure what to do but I have another 2 mos of EyEnvy opened already and 4 mos of new. Good luck on your quest!

Latisse works great for me. Lots of people rave about Revitalash but it didn't do anything for me.

Also, I get my brows tinted when I get them shaped and that helps them look more dense as well. 

For those who use Latisse, where do you buy it? I have had some results in lash growth when using Grande Lash but haven't seen any change with any non-prostaglandin products (Clinique, No 7, the ordinary). However, I do think the Ordinary lash serum makes my eyebrows grow (although I am not putting it on my brows, I just have more brow growth under my regular brow line, my lashes don't seem longer, though).

I just did microblading and I love it! It was well worth the pain!

Same here. My eyebrows were basically non existent. I wish I hadn’t waited so long to tattoo. Would highly recommend!

Yes. Microblading is done by hand not machine and that creates a more realistic, less flat, more hair-like appearance, and it uses different inks which stay true to colour better. Also tattoos will last forever but microblading will gently fade because the ink isn't so deep into the skin and so it will require touch ups after a few years. The advantage of that is that subtle changes can be made if you wanted to. I suppose in essence micro blading is more specific to eyebrows.

I would start with a brow serum and a pencil/brow pen to fill them in. If you are still not happy with them look into micro blading. I know some people who have had good results but have also seen some online who don’t. I personally wouldn’t tattoo my eyebrows because as we ago our faces change. Even if they look natural now they may not look good in the future and do not fade like micro blading. That goes for any type of tattooing on the face (I’ve seen people do their eyeliner and lips as well).

That being said I am in my 60's and if your artist is good...she will take your age, facial structure/features into consideration. 
The gal that did mine, brows is all she does, so she is amazing. I'm sure all are not as good. 

100% agree. When lip colour and definition, eye colour etc are all fading it's a great way to ensure some 'structure' and definition to your face 

Those that have had microblading-how old were you when you had it done?
I'm 65 and use a pencil and I think it looks ok.
I'm just afraid that microblading will look too "intense" and not natural.
Can they control how heavy/full/ it is? 
I don't want to be 65 and look like I have a 20-year old's eybrows (or do I??) 

57 - They will be darker when first done (I had the initial appointment and was able to schedule a follow-up a few weeks later before pandemic locked us down in 2020) and slightly fade. I have not had them touched up since then.

Yes, a good artist can do it a variety of ways to get the perfect custom look for you. But there are also a lot of people out there doing microblading who are not good. Be sure to do a consult, look at their portfolio, etc. Not a time to shop for a deal. It will look bolder right at the beginning, until it heals.


This is a local pair of artists I think are great. You’ll see a variety of looks, which I think is important because it suggests that they’re doing custom work, not one-size-fits-all. instagram.com/the.goodface?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

I’m a redhead as well. My brows are currently much fuller than I want (I get them threaded but the outer end of my brows is getting thinner it seems) but I would think the problem with microblading is the color of my natural brows. They are very light in color and I would still need to use a brow gel to get the color of my brows to match. I assume it’s the same if people have grey brows? I’m curious how that has worked for people.

My mom had micro blading and was 68/69