Eyebrow PAM liquid eyebrow that does not come off even after washing Reason why eyebrows do not disappear

Even if you wash your face, the drawn eyebrows will not disappear! ?

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・Those who often go to travel hot springs
・Those who don't like it to come off with sweat in summer
・Those who are planning to be admitted to a hospital
・Waking up, unexpected guests, and taking out garbage in the morning are also OK.
・Those who participate in sports such as swimming, golf, and dancing

■Why can't the mayu disappear

Why can eyebrows drawn with PAM liquid eyebrow last for several days even after washing the face?
The secret lies in the ingredient dihydroxyacetone (DHA) contained in PAM Liquid Eyebrow.
（If you want to know more about dihydroxyacetone (DHA), it's below）

Dihydroxyacetone is a cosmetic ingredient certified by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration)
that is safe for skin.Once applied, it reacts with proteins on the skin and turns brown after about
6 hours. PAM Liquid Eyebrow uses this mechanism.

Each color is its own color when you draw it, but after 6 hours, when you wash it off,
those pigments are washed away. Although there are some differences, the color that
remains is a light brown that reacts with skin proteins. After reacting, each color such
as brown or dark gray does not remain.

It will last until it turns into skin dirt. It's getting thinner day by day, but you can maintain brown eyebrows for a few days.
(It will last longer if you reapply on the way)

However, if you use it incorrectly, it will not last. See here for instructions and precautions

＊PAM is a licensed and patented liquid eyebrow

Reference

About DHA (dihydroxyacetone)　

DHA was first used as an active ingredient in diabetes research. Some patients tolerated DHA better than glucose.
In 1957, the tanning component of DHA was discovered at a children's hospital. DHA is a childhood glycogen storage
It was administered orally in the treatment of disease. The child's vomit DHA mixed saliva on the skin A doctor later
noticed that the affected area had turned brown, and the doctor decided to use DHA mixture. When I rubbed the
medicine on my skin, it tanned well. In 1960, the DHA The first scientific literature to do so has been published. Since
this investigation, the physicochemical properties of DHA, as well as the mechanisms of tanning and skin tolerance,
have been investigated. Researched, improved application methods and developed a more natural looking, even tan
I was. Today's DHA products are by fermentation, which was also done this way in the late 1800s. was