I had my eyebrows microbladed 3 days ago and I had a significant amount of bleeding (According to the tech). The pigment immediately looked red and I hated it. The tech said it would darken then turn a more natural shade in a few days. My brows, especially what looks like the outline, and the places without hair looks very auburn. My brows hve gotten progressively darker, but the red remains the same, and it looks very unnatural. Is it too soo to tell if this color will change?
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Hello Caitlin96,
Try not to worry. By you accidentally scratching the newly microbladed brows you may have pulled some pigment from the skin which can be corrected at your touch up visit which is usually at 5-6 weeks. Just follow your post care and let your artist do all corrections...
I am sorry to hear that you are unhappy with your brows.
During the next couple weeks your brows will go through different stages. They will lighten, soften and appear less dramatic.
I would recommend not trying anything at home to fade the pigment. Let the brows heal then have the brows touched...
Hello,
I am sorry to hear that you are not happy with your brows. The brows will go through many changes during the healing process. As the brows heal they will lighten, shrink and soften.
Follow your after care instructions. At your touch up visit all corrections can be done at this time...