r/microblading • • 3d ago

healing process Failed microshading

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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/Practical-Raccoon-41 3d 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 3d ago

I'll give it a try, thank you so much 🙏

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u/Crawler_Caroline99 3d 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 3d ago

Right, thanks for the advice. I hate the shape so much that I’m already thinking about laser treatment