
DMV
@DMV
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Posted by xy_sigh
I've been wanting to do it but so scared because of the YouTube feedbacks.

Posted by xy_sighPosted by DMVPosted by xy_sigh
I've been wanting to do it but so scared because of the YouTube feedbacks.
Girl I was terrified after all the bad press. Especially the lady who ended up with 4 eyebrows!
I prayed the entire time and will continue to pray for the next 7-10 days.
😂 I have to see that one.
How much did you pay?
From what I heard the outcome depends on the skin type. My face gets oily easily, so it might not be ideal for me but eyebrows make such a big difference.click to expand





Posted by Phangus
What exactly is microblading? Can someone explain or am I going to have to watch a video?

Posted by PhoenixStorm
I had mine done, the healing process is a pain in the ass lol I still haven’t went for my touchup yet

Posted by DMV
Day 5 and we're peeling and itching.
Pretty much pain free healing. Even after the numbing agent wore off.

Posted by saggurl88Posted by DMV
Day 5 and we're peeling and itching.
Pretty much pain free healing. Even after the numbing agent wore off.
These look really good! I thought it would be more of a "hairy" kind of look. I like the shape though! Very nice!click to expand

Posted by notreallyPosted by saggurl88Posted by DMV
Day 5 and we're peeling and itching.
Pretty much pain free healing. Even after the numbing agent wore off.
These look really good! I thought it would be more of a "hairy" kind of look. I like the shape though! Very nice!
the promotions I've seen looked much "hairier" as you mentioned - I wonder what the difference is
good job @OPs - very evenclick to expand






Posted by PhoenixStormPosted by DMV
This was how mine was, this is normal. The pigment does come back a little bit but it’s very faded, so I still need a touchup. Is a touchup included with the original price?click to expand

Posted by NemDeuxPosted by saggurl88Posted by notreallyPosted by saggurl88Posted by DMV
Day 5 and we're peeling and itching.
Pretty much pain free healing. Even after the numbing agent wore off.
These look really good! I thought it would be more of a "hairy" kind of look. I like the shape though! Very nice!
the promotions I've seen looked much "hairier" as you mentioned - I wonder what the difference is
good job @OPs - very even
Yup! Similar to this.![]()
Her style reminds me of the tattoos that Asian women do in salons but it still looks nice. Anything is easier then waking up and having to do them everyday!
I don't know what the template is ....but no eyebrows should start with that hard blocked shape, should be more delicate ......feathered. Automatic RBF expression.click to expand


Posted by PhoenixStormPosted by DMVPosted by PhoenixStormPosted by DMV
This was how mine was, this is normal. The pigment does come back a little bit but it’s very faded, so I still need a touchup. Is a touchup included with the original price?
Touch up is $ 75
I guess I won't freak out yet. I will be patient
Yeah don’t freak out, this is normal. Doesn’t it itch like crazy tho? I think I hated the way that it felt more than the way that it looked lol I was miserable. I have sensitive skin and cannot stand itching... I wanted to scratch the scabs off 😐click to expand


Posted by NemDeuxPosted by 777
Only in America
Afraid not ....it's a global trend.
At the very least, I'd want to see their work cataloge ...just as with tattoo artists.
Looks painful, @DMV i hope this pans out for you.click to expand




Posted by Basorexia
Nope.
Maybe I'm talking out of my ass cause I don't need it. I have full brows with a natural shape, I tweeze it here but I keep it natural.
Not even in my older days will I use this.... Procedure.
Same goes for painted makeup eyebrows.
My worry is that it looks fake cause let's face it... Real eyebrows don't look exactly the same and the hair should look naturally colored.



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The process....about 3 hours.
35 mins to initially numb the area
2.30 procedure
You will feel the needle at first. Feels like a lil electric shock. Tolerable especially if you have a tattoo.
Once the skin is broken, a second numbing agent is applied. After that, you feel nothing.
After finished, she applied a final numbing gel.
2 hours later, its wearing off.
Slight discomfort.
I also got my wisdom tooth pulled so I have alot going on anyways. All the pain is mixing together.
Will update after day 4.