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8 days later
I am starting to like them (a little). They are much thinner and lighter. I am still upset that the tech changed my shape because my three year old microbladed strokes are now exposed on my right brow (you can see in pic) I will keep using retinol and hydroquinone along with exfoliation to hopefully fade them sooner. I’m also hoping that more of my natural hair grows in (specifically in the “tail” area) with this new shape the tech gave me (that I’m still not thrilled with). I probably will go back for a touch up but I will reiterate to the tech that I want her to be very conservative and just do a few strokes per brow.
Peeling stage
The shape still isn’t what I wanted but they thinned out a lot and lightened a lot which I’m happy about. They are now peeling which looks crazy so I literally have chunks of eyebrow missing. Believe it or not I’m starting to freak because they are looking too light in the spots where the scabs fell off!
Still not sure...
Still don’t like the shape (I think it’s too severe for my face) and they are still super dark. I did take a damp qtip and scrub the middle like another person had posted doing. I avoided scrubbing the “outline”, even though I hate the shape, I didn’t want to make anything worse. I am also worried that areas in the outside are going to become too light/blurry and look like an obvious tattoo. I really feel that this was a huge mistake. I am hoping that once my hair starts to grow in things will look more natural if that’s even possible at this point.