Eyebrow piercing

12-07-2018

Cosmetology

Eyebrow piercing is one of the types of piercing on the face. When it creates a puncture in the eyebrows, in order to wear jewelry. This type is suitable for both female representatives and men, such piercing attracts attention to the eyes. There are many types of jewelery and eyebrow piercing patterns.

The procedure itself is quite dangerous, because the eye nerves are located in the area above the eyes, so a professional who performs a piercing should be well acquainted with anatomy. The approximate healing time is about 7 weeks, so there is a chance that the metal will not settle, but if the puncture site is properly processed, the probability of rejection can be significantly reduced.

Also, the popularity of eyebrow piercing was influenced by the presence of Western stars such as Till Lindemann from Rammstein, Fergie, Melanie Brown from the Spice Girls.

Eyebrow piercing types:

Horizontal - takes place under or above the brow arch. In the form of jewelry they choose a ring-shaped earring, pebbles.
Diagonal - often used type of piercing. Punched diagonally. Decoration choose a bright, eye-catching.
Vertical - quite rarely used type of puncture, the decoration is selected light and compact, so as not to cling to the hair.
Under the eye (Anti-eyebrow) - located at the top of the cheek. For him choose a very modest decoration. This process is carried out without

anesthesia, puncture heals in 2-4 days. It takes a little time for the skin to recover. Redness can last up to 4 days and skin can become sensitive. All this will disappear after 2 weeks. As with any piercing, after you need care for the injured site. It is necessary to rinse the hole with warm saline solution, and be careful not to injure or touch the puncture site once again.

Care instructions:

In order for the healing process to take place without any trouble, you need to care for your eyebrow every day! Having diluted a weak salt solution, you should rinse the hole and the earring for about 2-3 minutes and so on until complete healing. After you finish rinsing, take a dry cotton pad and blot the puncture site, being careful not to cause irritation or bruising. Some piercers advise you to treat the puncture zone with lavender oil, as it promotes rapid healing.