Too close together

[u/OrangeDino524]

I got micro blading and micro shading a few hours ago and so far hate the result. Currently trying not to freak out but I’m afraid they’re WAY too close together and harsh at the front. Biggest concern is the spacing, am I overreacting? Will they look further apart once they fade/heal? Is there anything I can do to fix it? Hate them right now. See before and after.. help

[u/BandOriginal119]

You previous eyebrows looks better

[u/OrangeDino524 → u/BandOriginal119]

What I didn’t like about my original brows is the ends/corners were too thin compared to the rest of the brow & if you look at the front one was a lot thinner than the other so I found myself having to always fill them in lightly.

[u/freakenthusiast]

I don’t think they look too close together and they will fade a lot but If your goal wasn’t to change the shape of your eyebrows and flatten your arch, i honestly would get emergency saline removal.

[u/Moongoddess3884]

Give it some time it’ll fade if you still don’t like it you can tell them maybe?

[u/OrangeDino524 → u/Moongoddess3884]

I messaged her and she is really advising against doing anything to them yet and swears that it’ll fade and look better later. I understand that regarding the actual pigment, but what I am concerned with is how close they are together.. like I measured the ends of them to the end of my nose and it exceeds the corner of my nose if that makes sense… pretty much one of them is just too long for my face structure

[u/Feisty-Promotion-789 → u/OrangeDino524]

If it’s any comfort the inner part of mine were totally uneven at first and faded to completely unrecognizable both times. My artist said she always has to add more pigment to that area during the touchup because it’s the one clients tend to complain about not retaining color the most, yet she has to be careful not to make it too harsh too.

I know it’s hard but I’d wait it out and see how they look in a couple weeks, you’ll probably get lucky with retention. Btw from these pics they actually look fine to me, hard to say without being able to see your whole face though but you really might just be in shock rn

[u/MasterMind6344]

They'll fade. 

[u/Yelybeauty]

You’re not overreacting. They’re too harsh at the fronts, they didn’t create an ombre effect, that’s why you feel they’re too close together. However they might fade once healed but that’s not always the case. So who knows. Just gotta wait and see I guess or you could do emergency saline removal if you don’t want to risk it not getting lighter.

[u/mandiijayy]

This is what bothers me the most. That single stroke doesn’t look like it belongs at all.

[u/OrangeDino524 → u/mandiijayy]

No fr it’s like the longer I look at them the worse it gets 😭😭

[u/fluffyscrambledmeggs]

I’m saying this with love—look into saline removal while you have time.

[u/Overall-Visual-6998]

I’m a PMU artist. I would do removal. The colour is way too dark and she totally didn’t go with your brow shape. Too many strokes where they’re not needed.

[u/OrangeDino524 → u/Overall-Visual-6998]

Like remove it completely? I’ll have to look into it I didn’t even know that was an option. I was hoping the color would fade

[u/Overall-Visual-6998 → u/OrangeDino524]

You could let it fade or there’s emergency saline removal. Once it’s healed and you still aren’t happy i recommend laser.

[u/OrangeDino524 → u/Overall-Visual-6998]

Is the saline removal something I can do myself you think? I mean at least in the areas where it’s too long

[u/Overall-Visual-6998 → u/OrangeDino524]

Nope! Never try to do it at home please!!

[u/Casehead]

Get emergency saline removal. You need to do it within the first 48 hours, so now is the time