Removal of Green, Grey and Red Eyebrows and Unwanted Tattoos Using Remover
Over time, old eyebrow tattoos can start to change colour. Instead of a natural shade, the pigment may turn green, grey or red. The same happens when someone decides they no longer want a small or large tattoo on their body.
For these situations, a highly effective and gentle method is the remover treatment, which helps to safely lift unwanted pigment out of the skin.
What is remover pigment extraction?
A remover is a special solution that is carefully applied into the upper layer of the skin.
Its ingredients connect with the pigment and gradually pull it out towards the surface.
The pigment lightens and leaves the skin naturally over several weeks.
It is a gentle method that does not damage the structure of the skin and works on very difficult and stubborn colours.
Why people choose removal with a remover
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Green eyebrows – one of the most common results of old eyebrow tattooing. The remover helps neutralise and remove the green tone.
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Grey or cool eyebrows – the colour appears harsh, ashy or too dark. The remover lightens it and pulls the pigment out.
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Red, orange or pink eyebrows – warm pigments often fade into these colours. The remover helps reduce the intensity and remove them.
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Unwanted body tattoos – suitable for small decorative tattoos, symbols, names and other unwanted body designs.
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Old shape or too much pigment – when the eyebrows look too strong, wide or blurry, the remover helps bring the skin back to a clean base.
Benefits of the remover method
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Works on all pigment colours, including green, grey, blue, red and orange.
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Suitable for all skin types, even sensitive skin.
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No heat, no light exposure and no traumatic impact on the skin.
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A gentle technique that leaves the skin structurally intact.
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Pigment is gradually released and fully removed over time.
When is removal the best option?
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When you want to prepare your skin for new, natural-looking eyebrows.
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When the old pigment looks too strong, unnatural or mismatched with your hair and complexion.
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When the tattoo no longer fits your style and you want clean, natural skin again.
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When previous pigments changed colour over time into green, grey, blue or red tones.