Permanent Eyebrows * Tattoo * in TN Can't Wait for End Results! - Mount Juliet, TN

My brows have faded some, but that's to be expected. I've been careful to stay out of the sun and not use harsh chemicals in my face products. Otherwise, I haven't done any touch ups since the original procedure and immediate touch up after.

It's been 3 1/2 weeks and I'm all healed up. I still think after looking at my brows with no make up it was completely worth the pain and cost. I feel like I need to go in for a touch up because the color seems sort of gray and I've been applying a little eyebrow color to neutralize it. I think I'm going to ask for a warmer shade of brown as well to closer match the red tones in my natural hair color and warm everything up some. I still notice the slight shape difference which can hopefully be adjusted as well. When looking at the pictures the brow on the left is slightly more angled and the right is rounded more at the arch which makes it appear longer in length even though I've actually measured and it's in perfect proportion to my eyes and the overall length from end to end and the ends to the arch are exactly the same. I know no to eyebrows are perfectly alike in nature or when applied, but the shape difference makes it much more noticeable.

I'll make sure to submit new pictures after the touch up is completed and healed.

It's now been 2 weeks tomorrow. I sent a picture and email to my Tech to ask about the color. I wasn't sure if the whitish/transparent skin that was sort of greying the color underneath was just some crust old skin that would flake off and reveal the true color underneath or if it just faded more than expected and I would need a touch up. My Tech let me know to give it a full 3 weeks to determine the color. I'll probably give it at least 3 weeks maybe a little more and if it's not changed, I think it might need a touch up.
I'm also thinking about adding a warmer brown shade if a full touch up is necessary. The dark brown matches my natural hair color, but I think the warmth might go with my skin better and I think it might have looked better overall for a slight shade lighter, but I'm sure it will lighten more in the future, even if I do a touch up. I just want to make sure the greyish undertone is gone.
As for the shape, I think one turned out a little more angled and one is more rounded at the arch so I'm hoping we can adjust that to make them a little more even, but it's not very noticeable unless you really look and natural brows are rarely completely symmetrical.
Nothing much is changed since the last photo but I'll post more if I notice anything different.