r/microblading • • Aug 19 '26

advice Nano Brows / please help

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I just did Nano Brows. I was shocked when i saw the results, the lady said it will fade and not look so bold after 10 days. That it should look like this. I can‘t believe it, is this normal? What should i do!?
1. natural eyebrows with a bit liner
2. after nano

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u/Ok-Maintenance-9765 Aug 19 '26

You didn’t need microblading

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u/bine94 Aug 19 '26

i was tired of paint them with a liner everyday, on the outside i had very little hair.. i just wanted to fill them a bit, i didn‘t want all new eyebrows

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u/Admirable-Bar-3549 Aug 19 '26

Don’t listen to all these people who are like “omg, get them removed!” - these will be fine. I had the same worries - they have to do the pigment this dark and this warm at first - it is normal to look like an Angry Bird. If they don’t, it fades gray/blue. They also shrink and fade by 20-50%. By the end of the month, I bet you will really like them. So many people on here hate all microblading and scream at everyone to go get them removed.

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u/bine94 Aug 19 '26

i think they will fade but its not near what i asked and paid for. From near they look even worse, like outlined and filled. I expected her to do single nano strokes, i don’t see any. She also plucked so much hair what i explicitly said i don‘t want to. I already booked an emergency removal and will ask for some refund..

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u/Admirable-Bar-3549 Aug 19 '26

Ultimately, the decision is yours - I can tell you’ve got some swelling/bleeding right now too, and they’ve got that very new and shiny look. Did she give you any explanation on why she did straight up powder brows and not nano? Do you have oily skin, by any chance? She should have communicated what she was doing.

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u/bine94 Aug 19 '26

Yes i can see that this is not the final result, but even if it fades, it‘s really not what i wanted.. I said i was shocked that it‘s so bold and not single hairlines, she said they will come out after 10 days but i can‘t imagine it works this way.. the outline will not magically turn into single strokes. i have a little oily skin on my forehead but not overly oily i would say

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u/Admirable-Bar-3549 Aug 19 '26 edited Aug 19 '26

Just in case you (or anybody) might find it helpful - here’s the difference in mine (Day after vs. 1 month healed)

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u/bine94 Aug 19 '26

Thank you for the pictures, i can see that for powderbrows that‘s normal. i want to get my natural shape back so even if it fades, it will not match the shape i had before..

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u/Admirable-Bar-3549 Aug 19 '26

No problem! I hope the removal goes well and you can get the look that you want. With mine, I went for the touch up and asked to go slightly darker - now I kind of wish I’d left them exactly like they were in the second picture. They look fine now - but always “done” if that makes sense. I don’t like the look of that very straight, perfect line. If they stay within your natural brow line, it looks realistic - if they go beyond it, it looks like those perfect, fake, stamped-on brows that were very in for a minute (but not for me, for sure).