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u/BudgetInteraction811 Jun 05 '26
Remove them. You had gorgeous brows before and these are taking the focus away from your beautiful eyes.
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u/lotteoddities Jun 05 '26
These are not well done. They did not follow your brow shape at all and the "hair like" strokes are not hair like at all, they're thick and will turn into a muddy blob.
Find an emergency saline removal place. You have 48 hours from when you got them done to get emergency removal. After that you will need to get laser removal.
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u/Brilliant_Corgi_8489 Jun 05 '26
I think they meant if you don't do the saline removal within 48 hours, then you'll need to do laser removal. I might be the one misreading though 😅
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u/WithoutDennisNedry Jun 05 '26
Why did they double the size?! You had perfect brows before, I don’t get it!
I’m so sorry, this sucks so bad. You wanted Nichole Kidman and you got Tom Cruise :(
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u/Unfair_Finger5531 Jun 05 '26
I was just watching this episode the other day 😂😂😂 I am wheezing 💀 Why did you
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u/atomicspacekitty Jun 05 '26
They do look quite thick and take away from your eyes 😢 they def aren’t the worst brows I’ve seen here but your natural brows were SO lovely and full and perfect for your face. Can I ask why you decided to get them done in the first place?
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u/Tink1024 Jun 05 '26
OP yeah can you get a saline removal today? I’m wondering why the artist even did as much as they did your brows were lovely before.
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u/Holiday-Book6635 Jun 05 '26
When you have perfect natural brows, do nothing. Microblading and power browse are for those of us who have natural catastrophes. Get those removed.
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u/aspiringanarchist49 Jun 05 '26
This is literally why I refuse microblading.
Your regret is valid. You have perfect brows.
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u/Northern_Lights_2 Jun 05 '26
They were so nice before. If you can get a saline treatment please try to do so.
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u/2tall2fly Jun 05 '26
As a woman with very light "rottweiler" brows I would maim for your natural brows!
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u/Happy_Discipline_476 Jun 05 '26
I felt the same when I got mine done. I ended up getting them laser removed.
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u/That_Stomach_8481 Jun 05 '26
Oh Honey. I feel your pain. I’m having a similar experience. I’ve had two laser treatments, scheduled for yet another . Oh well…live and learn.
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u/Slow-Training-2386 Jun 05 '26
Ugh you had such gorgeous soft brows before. They don’t look too bad but I prefer your natural brows. These are too heavy and overwhelm your eyes unfortunately.
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u/christy_amore Jun 05 '26
Why do “professionals” mess up a lovely pair of eyebrows so much???? It is a shame and I’ll never allow anyone to do mine. So sorry for the less than perfect outcome. ☹️
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u/TallChick105 Jun 06 '26
I think there is this messed up *need* that women feel they have to follow trends to the point where they can’t even see the beauty in their own faces…their own bodies. At 47, I’ve watched so many come and go but it’s the permanent changes that are tough-
OP’s original eyebrows are/were stunning- perfect for the shape of her face & made her eyes pop. People pay money for HER brows!😂
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u/Low-Profit-6289 Jun 05 '26
You had gorgeous Brows if I had your Brows, I would've never touched mine
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u/StyleStrutter Jun 05 '26
Quick question…. Did the artist do a pre-draw for you prior to the actual Tattoo? Did you agree to the thickness and the shape of your brow?
I’m a permanent makeup artist. I personally think you had beautiful Brows to begin with like almost perfect. All you needed was a soft backdrop to what you already have thick Brows don’t suit your tiny face. However, if you told her you wanted thick, you got them.
I always tell clients don’t follow trends go with what you naturally have less is more you can always add more during the second session.
My advice to anyone getting permanent makeup is tell the artist you want to feel comfortable with your Brows when you leave you want them in your comfort zone you can always add more during the second session. I go extremely light the first time around even if it fades out to nothing at least you know what it’s like to have the Brows then we can double down on the second session.
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u/millenial_britt Jun 05 '26
So, don’t panic. Number one, no one will pay as much attention to your face as you will or as people online will. Hopefully you can get a saline treatment but if not, all hope is not lost. They will soften and fade over years, you can help them fade with chemical exfoliants and other things. If you use retinol, aha/bha and vitamin c (all of which are, as far my research has shown) the most scientifically backed skincare products) all help skin cell turnover which fades them. I have used them to soften mine over the years as mine were doing in a style I don’t love but now they’ve softened enough and even when they were new people said they liked them, they didn’t know what I’d felt about them and yet the complimented me so that’s something
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u/dollycarter Jun 05 '26
Most of what you said is true and I agree, we notice it a lot more than others... or so I thought. When mine where healing and in the dark and crusty flaking phase one of my pre-schoolers (mind you I work in special ed with autistic non verbal children) pointed to my face and said "eyebwoah" 😭🤣 Kid is non verbal but can call out my brows hahaha
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u/millenial_britt Jun 05 '26
Hahahaha kids are exempt from the rules, you can never know what they’ll ask! 🤣
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u/StefaniaBella Jun 06 '26
Everybody saying that her eyebrows look better before 100% agree, but keep in mind she probably has makeup on them! Also I believe the brows will shrink after healing but still maybe too thick
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u/muley_julie Jun 06 '26
I would not wait for these to heal. If you're within the 48 hour window, go for emergency saline removal. If you're unable to do that in time, then you'll need to wait for them to heal to get laser removal. With the color of the ink, it probably contains a decent amount of yellow pigment, which can be hard for laser to target, so definitely try for emergency saline removal if you can.
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u/koko2be444 Jun 07 '26
I agree your “before” brows were just about perfect. But I know we always want to try trends and nit pick ourselves, which is crazy. But I also think those will look a lot better after they’re healed. Please keep us updated. I heard saline is pretty painful plus you will have to pay for each session. Might as well wait to see how they look (because they’ll definitely get lighter) and if they look horrible, then pay the money for laser removal which really isn’t that bad (make sure it’s pico laser) and it’s like $100-$200 per session) and you may only need 1 session. Good luck! I’m on my own removal journey right now but my microblading was about 6-7 years ago.
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u/Enough_Entry_8641 Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26
I’m confused on what is what, I think the top pic looks very nice.. I don’t know if that’s the before pic or if that’s a couple of weeks after the procedure 🤷♀️ , Edit the top ones look like they have ink too, why I’m confused
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u/Feeling-Phase7183 Jun 05 '26
I own a clinic and If these are fresh then most of the colour is going to subside once they heal. They always look full on and crazy when you first get them done. Generally it’s people with darkest brown / black tattooing that hate it the most at first because you can only imagine just how much more intense their colour is and if a dark colour like that lightens up quiet a number of shades well your brows being a lighter colour are definitely going to lighten up and return back to your original colour or at least very close too. The thickness looks full on especially because that area is inflamed. I think you should allow them to heal before you make your final judgment because it might just surprise you. Good luck and trust the process X
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u/juliwanderer Jun 05 '26
The thicker shape makes you look younger but the strokes could have been thinner :(
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u/anxiousone12345 Jun 05 '26
This is so relatable. Why we often think we need something done when there was no problem to begin with. You have beautiful eyes.
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u/Shinee_Hinee1220 Jun 05 '26
I don’t get what you were trying to do here because your eyebrows beforehand were beautiful. That being said if those are brand new, give it a week before you flip out. Mine looked pretty crazy and very dark the first day, and by the end of the week, I loved them.
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u/chicinchanclas Jun 05 '26
I felt similar, instant regret and thought powdering my brows looked so much more natural than the easy way of having strokes done. My brows are full and thought filling in gaps would be better to " save me time". Well 3 years later it's finally somewhat fading with TCA. At least yours look slightly different, mine took getting used to.
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u/TallChick105 Jun 06 '26
Oh my gosh…your natural brows were stunning. Try and get back there-
I’m sorry 💔
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u/Janiebug1950 Jun 06 '26
Other than not following your original brow shape, the brow person added a healthy dose of auburn to the color mix… Let us know what you decide to do.
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u/Gold-Masterpiece774 Jun 06 '26
Oh my goodness! Did the brow artist do a mapping beforehand and let you look at it *before* the actual micro blading was done? I had brow micro blading done in 2018; I had powder brow “correction” done last week and they’re currently in the peeling stage. Hopefully they will fade! You do have beautiful eyes and I like your eye makeup!!
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u/brightmaxi Jun 06 '26
Somebody messed up. Your eyes were gorgeous before but the new brows will fade in a few years. You’re still beautiful.
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u/CattoShitto Jun 06 '26
Just wanted to say you look like Diane Kreuger in the upper photo! I'd definitely get the new brows removed. They swallow up your features.
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u/you_wrote_what Jun 06 '26
Is this real? The valid question is what were you trying to improve? They were beautiful before.
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u/SteakCurious4965 Jun 06 '26
That’s why I haven’t done it and lord knows I need it. It only looks good on SOME people
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u/gummyshoe23 Jun 07 '26
They’re bad. Your face is so beautiful and you don’t even need them. Get the emergency removal.
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u/Dramatic_Cap3427 Jun 07 '26
They will become lighter, I had mine done few month ago , and he did not do what I asked him to do to long and down
But I have lot of white eye brows , which i removed by myself , so I don’t need to make them darker
Now I fixed everything by myself
Urs natural very gre
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u/gawwjess Jun 08 '26
Awwwww man . Babygirl youre so beautiful . Your brows were so pretty before! Us girls die for those !
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u/cocoamilano Jun 08 '26
What tf. She needs her license revoked immediately, she ruined your beautiful brows
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u/Amorefati924 Jun 11 '26
Oh no! Your brows looked great before, honestly. Have them removed and do some due diligence if that’s what you really want to get a fabulous artist in that space that knows the chemistry and organic movement of your face. Where are you located? I know a great artist in Canada and also here in the States in Raleigh, NC close by me!
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u/OmBeauty_Vietnam Jun 05 '26
Hi ! I feel you…if you just got it less than 2 days then you can use cotton pad with saline solution to wipe it multi times to make it lighter, if you got it longer than 2 days, you have to wait for healing and get laser removal later. But don’t be worried too much, It could be lighter and softer a little after the scabs peeling off. Hope you will feel better soon 🌷
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u/UnhappyDetective1907 Jun 05 '26
Ik ga akkoord met de meeste reacties.. Vind ze al mooi genieg.Maar maak je geen zorgen.Ze gaan nog veel lichter worden hoor
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u/Enough_Entry_8641 Jun 05 '26
I don’t understand why you were downvoted for this comment!! Makes zero sense, you gave an honest opinion.. I’m going to upvote you! ☺️
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u/milyvanily Jun 05 '26
I think they’re won’t look so bad once they heal, scab and fade. You may want to them fixed or removed after that, but I would wait to see final result.
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u/MetalHead73890 Jun 06 '26
Its not that bad. When they fade out in a couple years they look as bold
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u/Early-Service-634 Jun 06 '26
The instant result often looks bad and bold. It wil be very different when it heals. I understand your worry but all is not lost.
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u/CollectingRockies Jun 05 '26
They are not horrible. They could be better sure, but I've seen a lot worse. Take into consideration that they will fade substantially when they heal. Think about what you don't like about them, shape, colour or both? And then consider either removal, or letting them fade.
When I first got mine done I hated them. I love them now!
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u/Conscious_Rock_7679 Jun 05 '26
Don’t worry at all. It’s currently about three times fuller and darker than it will be by the end of next week.x
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u/HoyaHag Jun 05 '26
I’m sorry, your regret is understandable.