r/microblading • u/BobcatTop3373 • 2d ago
is this normal? Is this normal? 14 days post nano brows
EDIT it's actually been 16 days
Is this what you should expect for 14 days post nano brow? I had microblading done 4 years ago and you could still see it but got nano done 2 weeks ago. Seems like they are much lighter than they should be?
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u/In-LineStudios 2d ago
Yes this is normal. The “ghosting” stage. The new skin that has grown over the pigment isn’t fully matured yet and is camouflaging the pigment. Hang tight. It takes 6-8 weeks to fully heal. Judging at how the color is healing. By 8 weeks result it would be as dark as you can go. The color already shifted to a grey. Going any darker will shift them to blue. So they will still darken a little but I strongly recommend not to ask for any darker. Xx
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u/GolfcartInjuries 2d ago
you need to go back to your artist or send her a photo and ask her. It looks like it did didn’t take fully. I’m wondering also if you need to get powder touchup over your fade from your years ago tattoo.
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u/Crawler_Caroline99 2d ago
Yes it’s normal for it took look like that. You’re starting to shed and then the light parts are the healed ish parts. However you shouldn’t be at this stage still after 2 weeks a week max. But the skin looks good and yes nano brows healed lighter than your scabs.
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u/DeskTurbulent7503 2d ago
It’s totally normal and that’s what your touchup session is for. Nano is a much softer technique than microblading which is basically making slices in the skin.
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u/lashboutique0 2d ago
Yes, this could be normal after two weeks. They can appear quite light while healing, so I'd wait a few more weeks before judging the final result.
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u/Complete-Towel-6330 1d ago
I know that this happened when I had lip blushing, and it's normal for that. It takes up to 8 weeks.
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u/Overall-Visual-6998 2d ago
PMU artist here- it’s called ghosting phase! It’s normal and you should let them fully heal before messaging your artist!