[Top Reviewer 5th Term] Procedure Review_ Eyebrow Tattoo

As time passed, I did some touch-up work on my fading eyebrows.

I received it comfortably.

Very good. Since it's the director I've known for a long time, please take care of it when you go.

At first, I just felt like something was being done to my skin.

The more I go, the more it hurts.

The director said that my skin is so firm that it can't absorb the medication and repels it, and the numerous touches and pricks made the pain worse.

It hurts, but I can endure it if it works well, oh~~~~

The surface of the skin is firm, but the inside is weak, so the eyebrow area was red for a while.

{Secret by Ju}, doing skin massage and nails.

In the past, they operated in a small, cozy space, but it seems their business has been doing well, as they moved to a very large commercial building.

I visited there for the first time since moving in today, and it was very grand. I said, "You must have made a lot of money," haha.

Of course, very kind and good at talking.

I wait about 15 minutes after applying the anesthesia, and since you talk to me in an interesting way, I don't realize how time passes.

I was listening to the story.

Eyebrow tattooing costs 120,000 won, but I requested a re-touch, so it was 60,000 won.

Next time, I want to try getting a massage too^^

The director said that it's good to touch up your eyebrows about every six months.

It's better to do touch-ups like mine, within less than a year, rather than waiting for all the water to drain.

But I understand the perspective of customers who spend money, and since they've already paid, doing it frequently feels a bit much.

They say the customer's position is like that.

Doctors who are actively practicing, like the director, reportedly make adjustments every six months.

This was the fifth installment of Top Reviewer reviews of procedures.