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Day 6 After Microblading
Hello everyone!
Thank you everyone for your kind words and comments and making me feel more positive about this whole microblading journey. I did not touch my eyebrows with hydrogen peroxide or any other chemical to remove anything, I simply let it heal like you have all suggested. So today marks day 6 of my healing process and I did notice the color faded significantly and shrunk a bit in size. The tattoo I would say is less sharp as it was on a day 1 or day 2 and finally I can see my real eyebrows! I noticed that my technician trimmed/cut a chunk of my eyebrows before the procedure so I purchased castor oil to grow them out a bit. I will start applying castor oil after everything heals completely. One thing that really bothers me is that one of the eyebrow seems a bit thicker than the other one. I have a touch up scheduled in a month but to be honest, not sure if I will go to it yet. I kind of miss using my eyebrow pencil and powder every morning ughhhhhhhhh.
Thank you everyone for your kind words and comments and making me feel more positive about this whole microblading journey. I did not touch my eyebrows with hydrogen peroxide or any other chemical to remove anything, I simply let it heal like you have all suggested. So today marks day 6 of my healing process and I did notice the color faded significantly and shrunk a bit in size. The tattoo I would say is less sharp as it was on a day 1 or day 2 and finally I can see my real eyebrows! I noticed that my technician trimmed/cut a chunk of my eyebrows before the procedure so I purchased castor oil to grow them out a bit. I will start applying castor oil after everything heals completely. One thing that really bothers me is that one of the eyebrow seems a bit thicker than the other one. I have a touch up scheduled in a month but to be honest, not sure if I will go to it yet. I kind of miss using my eyebrow pencil and powder every morning ughhhhhhhhh.
Hello everyone, This is my first post on this...
Hello everyone,
This is my first post on this website and I just want to share my awful experience with microblading so far. Not sure what pushed me to undergo microblading, maybe the fact that my real brows are very light in color and I had to use a lot of pencil/powder to fill them in? Not sure.. but what I know is that microblading made it so much worse and I regret my awful decision. Today marks day 4 of my healing process and I absolutely hate: the color ( I am light skin, blonde) and the shape (one brow looks thinner than the other one). I bought hydrogen peroxide 3% but I am not brave enough to try it. I am afraid I will make more damage than any good. I didnt notice any peeling yet but I really hope that the pigment will fall or at least most of it during scabbing/peeling. Anyone has any ideas on what can I do to make my brows lighter or thinner?
This is my first post on this website and I just want to share my awful experience with microblading so far. Not sure what pushed me to undergo microblading, maybe the fact that my real brows are very light in color and I had to use a lot of pencil/powder to fill them in? Not sure.. but what I know is that microblading made it so much worse and I regret my awful decision. Today marks day 4 of my healing process and I absolutely hate: the color ( I am light skin, blonde) and the shape (one brow looks thinner than the other one). I bought hydrogen peroxide 3% but I am not brave enough to try it. I am afraid I will make more damage than any good. I didnt notice any peeling yet but I really hope that the pigment will fall or at least most of it during scabbing/peeling. Anyone has any ideas on what can I do to make my brows lighter or thinner?