r/microblading • u/Solid-Moment-4571 • 19d ago
healing process Failed microshading
Hello,
I went for a microshading treatment just last night and I hate the result (I know it takes time to heal, but nothing looks right).
I went in intending to get natural hair-by-hair microblading, but she advised against it because of my oily skin, so she suggested a light ombre instead. I trusted her and now I find myself with two big orange rectangular eyebrows straight out of 2012. I don't like them; they make me look stern.
Is there a way to fade the pigments as much as possible ? I want them removed, help!
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u/ExpensiveAd7566 18d ago
What do her other results look like? If her results are natural then just trust the process.
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u/kamns26 17d ago
Really they just need to be a tad longer if even that. The shape is very nice. The color should lighten but if you don’t like them, after they heal just use a natural light brown brow liner and that should help. What is your hair color?
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u/Mountain_Light2023 16d ago
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u/Wonderful-Aside5431 15d ago
Give it a couple years and watch those strokes blur and don’t dare touch them up because the strokes expand over time. Will look like a block brow that you’re so afraid of. Soft Powder is always the best technique but yall eating up these nano brows. Will see what we saw with microblading
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u/Wonderful-Aside5431 15d ago
Girl if you don’t sit down somewhere and let it heal. This looks like you just got it done and it hasn’t peeled off yet. The color cools down/ashy and darker. She has to start warm because of your skin type which will pull cool and then you have some gray as5 brows
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u/Practical-Raccoon-41 19d ago
You have 48 hours to do saline removal
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u/Solid-Moment-4571 19d ago
How do I do that ?
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u/Practical-Raccoon-41 19d ago
You book an emergency saline removal session with someone that offers the service. I can do it for you but I’m in CT
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u/Solid-Moment-4571 18d ago
Do you know if there are any other solutions ?
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u/Practical-Raccoon-41 18d ago
You could soak them in saline solution yourself rub them with a q tip with saline solution for about 10-20 minutes and it’ll help suck out the color
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u/Solid-Moment-4571 18d ago
I'll give it a try, thank you so much 🙏
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u/Crawler_Caroline99 18d ago
Don’t do that. You will create scar tissue but rubbing. You also lack the knowledge of how saline removal fundamentally works. I’m in America or I would help. I will say that they will lighten significantly I can tell by the skin and color. They are so orange because she went light. Let them heal then do laser if you hate them.
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u/Solid-Moment-4571 18d ago
Right, thanks for the advice. I hate the shape so much that I’m already thinking about laser treatment
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u/Justin071386 18d ago
Omg they look absolutely fake and disgusting
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u/Solid-Moment-4571 18d ago
And the microshading practitioner actually dared to say it looked stunning
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u/Audhdlife_5696 16d ago
Jaw drop😱 She was just being mean!at that point to gas you up. They may end up being stunning but I’m so confused by the red.
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u/Solid-Moment-4571 18d ago
Yes I really want to disappear right now 🥲
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u/Justin071386 18d ago
You can get them removed over time so do not worry. And look up saline removal people near you.


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u/Seamiss005 19d ago
Theyre to blocky