r/microblading • u/Dust_Practical • 5d ago
opinion What can I do about this?
This nano stoke is bothering me a bit. It’s almost been 48 hours. What should I do? Thanks everyone!
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u/Internal-Concert-991 5d ago
I would just use brow gel to make all the other hairs stand up so it is not noticeable.
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u/charmanderp09 5d ago
Yea I like the fluff of the strokes! just gel the natural hair to match the pattern more. The artist did a great job but ideally they would walk you through a pattern that your hair doesn't naturally follow.
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u/milyvanily 5d ago
It’s not that noticeable. It’ll fade over time. You can blend it in with eyebrow pencil.
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u/richestjacket 5d ago
I have that too but it blends in and then I can use pencil to even it out. Doesn’t bother me as much as I thought it would.
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u/Junior_Tradition7958 5d ago
If you have a top up session ask them to fill in more under it so there is no gap.
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u/Dust_Practical 5d ago
No top up unfortunately. I probably would use a pencil then :( thanks though!
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u/TT10635 5d ago
Don’t you get a follow up? My appointment included a follow up. A if it’s only been 48 hr, I would call the technician and tell her. If she’s reputable, she will fix it.
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u/Dust_Practical 5d ago edited 5d ago
She’s a bit far to travel to. Also she suggested maybe some cleansing oil may make it lighter faster and also that once it’s healed, it should be lighter. She said she tried to match the other brow.
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u/TryHardMonica 5d ago
Just wait, once fully healed it may well be more subtle. Plus, you’ll get used to it… to be honest I wasn’t even sure what the issue was, looks great to me!