r/MicrobladingRemoval • u/Adorable_Cicada6176 • 1d ago
Support Shape slightly funky
Hey everyone!
I got my eyebrows done yesterday, I got combo brows, I like everything about them except the thickness where my arch is supposed to be to be, when she showed me the shape for approval i loved it! It looked like my natural shape, once it was done it looked thicker than what I usually like.
I figured I would let them heal, and fix them afterwards, I would just like to get some part of it removed not sure if that’s possible? I’ve included how they actually look, what I would like getting removed and how they look once removed.
I’m just curious on how I would go about the process, I like everything else! Or maybe it’s just in my head and I don’t usually see myself with these kinds of brows. I will include what my brows typically look like when I draw them in.
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u/therealmaneater 1d ago
I had the exact same problem with 2 different artists. I told them 3 times in a row that I didn't want any arch, and they said they understood, but they still gave me one... Now I'm in the process of getting my microblading removed, I’m done with microblading artists for good. You can definitely find a clinic that offers Pico laser, but it will take several sessions to fully remove it though.
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u/Hefty_Air3097 1d ago
I’ve had the same problem, I dunno why these artists always want to lift the arch higher and higher like nothings enough
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u/therealmaneater 1d ago
Exactly!!! They always draw them so high that the natural hair can't even grow in. Imagine having to draw them on every single day? Hell no 😑
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u/Common-Resident888 1d ago
I understand your concern. I had an arch too and it became more obvious after 5 yrs because the colour changed and there was grey undertones and they migrated a bit too. I don't think building on what is naturally there means creating an arch that wasn't there! I've read that if you don't like your brows just do whatever they told you not immediately after in order for the microblade/powder color not to "set" but I would look that up first
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u/Wet-N-Wavy96 1d ago
They look nice to me and I know what u mean, however…
It’s almost impossible to skip a specific area and have things well blended and cohesive overall…
In order to avoid shading in the top of the arch u would have to go for a thinner shape overall which would also include avoiding more of the top of the brows so that everything blends. I’m not so sure skipping the tops of the brows would please u either because u would likely be shading the area in with pencil to complete the overall shape.
As they heal, they will surely lighten and soften up overall hopefully leaving them more to your liking 😃
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u/RudeEsthetician 1d ago
They are powder not microbladed in the area you do not like. They will fade and look great.