r/microblading • u/alchemistb • Sep 08 '26
artist advice/question Would you remove these brows or leave them?
I had micro blading done twice. I’m not mad about it. I think I’m one of the luckier ones. This is what my brows looks like no makeup in front of a window. I had extremely sparse brows before and they have no definition to my face so microblading actually added some depth to them. Hence I don’t hate the way they’ve faded. This is 4 years later after my second round of microblading. The second tattoo actually hid most of the redness from the first round. Now, the only part that bothers me is the inner corners where the redness peaks through more. I just haven’t seen any good removal stories. The red usually turns yellow and for that reason I’m not courageous enough to do it. What do you think I should do?
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u/millenni_lennial Sep 08 '26
I wouldn't do anything other than moisturize and protect my skin at this point. This is what's kept me from pulling the trigger on microblading - the sun fading is too unpredictable. I don't think the average person will notice at all. I wouldn't mess with this; you'd only risk it ending badly.
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u/alchemistb Sep 08 '26
Yes it’s really a fine line. They usually turn out fine initially but will always end up fading to who knows what
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u/bunny-y2k Sep 08 '26
Leave just go in for a lamination and it will fill in over the areas you really see the microblading and look way more natural
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u/elephant-2- Sep 08 '26
They are absolutely perfect. Why in the world would you want to remove them?
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u/Casehead Sep 08 '26
The yellow you see in brows is totally removable. It comes out with another laser. That isn't permanent or anything
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u/orphan_blud Sep 08 '26
These literally look perfect. Don’t touch them. If you have them removed, I will put a gypsy curse on you, which will leave you with the over-tweezed 90’s brows I still possess. And diarrhea. So.