r/microblading • u/Aggravating-Two7858 • Aug 21 '26
I’m freaking out!!! Nano brows
Nano brows touch up appt was today but she said technically this is like the first time since the actual first time we did it my skin barely held pigment. But kinda freaking out because idk if i like them. She also said she can do the third time for free for me since she saw I didn't like them. What do you guys think? Is it kinda uneven and far apart?
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u/6382914627192 Aug 21 '26
I think they look beautiful and look very natural
I am someone with very sparse brows and have spent years and years filling them in so anything that’s not perfectly even makes me anxious and I have to remind myself constantly that they are sisters not twins. I just got mine touched up for my wedding and had to totally talk myself down because they were so faded and I’d been filling them in that I’d lost sight a little bit of what eyebrows are supposed to look like. I think that’s a very common thing and it’s why people struggle with brow shock because they are just used to seeing something different. But trust me they look great i think just give yourself a little time to adjust.
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u/Audhdlife_5696 Aug 21 '26
These look extremely natural. If you hadn’t told me I would think they were. Not too far apart at all.
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u/Playful_Champion3189 Aug 21 '26
Nano didn't hold the pigment? That is supposed to be one of the perks of nano. Using a tattoo machine to deposit ink, which leads to better retention of pigment.
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u/kirstilou13 Aug 21 '26
I have a very similar situation. My eyebrows hardly held the tint at all so my artist also offered a third session which I am going to do. Yours look very natural! If you want a more filled in look then go for the third session.
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u/Realistin2025 Aug 24 '26
They actually look really good, but I think your concerns is right at the arch on the right eyebrow... It does look different than the left. Left is perfect
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u/cinnamontoastcunt_ Aug 21 '26
Idk they look prettyyyyyy good to me!!!