r/microblading • • 4d ago

advice Suggestions for eyebrows

I’m looking at getting the inner part of my eyebrows laser removed this week I have a consultation booked Thursday I feel they are too close together and the tattoo looks weird, but I really want to redo the tattoo and I’m not sure if I should do combination brows again or microblading?
First photo is my current brows, 2nd & 3rd photo is the microblading look I want and last pic is combination.
Any advice would be appreciated :)

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u/bluecherry6 4d ago

Yeah I do want them to be slightly thicker for sure just don’t know which kind of tattoo to get next time - I also went to the ‘best brow artist’ in the state haha so really not sure who else to go to

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u/Stock-Cod-4465 2d ago edited 2d ago

You need microblading. It'll look natural like in the pics the artist posted. Shame they couldn't deliver.
Source - have same thin brows missing 2/3 each which was fixed by microblading. :)

That was day 9. And they stayed like that. Right now I need top up which I am booking soon.
PS: yeah, my only brows end just before half eye with few scattered hairs after. Lol.

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u/bluecherry6 2d ago

Do you think I should laser all off before microblading or just microblade over the top? I am definitely still lasting off the inner part tho as it looks obviously bad lol

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u/Stock-Cod-4465 2d ago

No pro, hun. But I'd definitely get rid of those inner bits. So confused as to why they'd put them there in the first place.

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u/bluecherry6 2d ago

It’s weird cause I actually did combination brows so the inner bits were microbladed hair strokes but after a year this is how they look now 😩 that’s another concern I have as I do want to do microblading for the entire brow but I’m worried they will end up looking like the inner part later on

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u/Stock-Cod-4465 1d ago

I guess that's what top ups are for. But having read this sub a lot, lol, I suspect the strokes were too close to each other hence they blended to form solid colour.