Tried to Fade Microbladed Brows with Salt

Eyebrows have lightened significantly. Still uneven but I am now used to them and can't even remember how I looked like before when they weren't microbladed yet. Haha. My right arch is the one I hate as the artist outlined it with machine (which is obvious when looked at very closely) and drew it too high like Joker's eyebrow. But its not something a little fixing with a brow pencil can't help. There are pigmentation from the salabrasion but luckily they aren't that obvious. I did not contact my artist anymore for a follow up. I am quite happy how my brows are now. And I am afraid to go through the same horror again.

Scabs are gone. No hairstrokes are visible. No hairloss as well but some areas are obviously scarred. There are still some redness though and I'm still waiting for them to go away. I honestly don't hate them as much as the first few days as they're not so dark anymore and just looks like badly filled in because of the uneven shades. I'm still lucky I guess. I won't try to fade them anymore. This time I'll let nature take its course. The artist said she'll correct my left eyebrow length so its not too close to my nose during my touch up. I'm hesitant if I should still go. Should I?

I'm now on Day 7 post microblading. They are healing better than I expected. There are still redness and some slight scabbing in the areas that bled (especially on the arch of left brow) and a LOT of pigment came out from the start of the left brow as well. I scrubbed that part with salt quite hard because the artist started my left brow too close to my nose. It didn't do the trick. Just made it look a bit faded than the rest with a hint of purplish gray color. Ugh. I'm also surprised and relieved to find very little hair loss from the trauma I caused. But I have yet to find out in the coming days as they heal more if that is still the case.