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I have to say I didn't have the best experience with this. Originally I had semI perm brows done 15 years ago for my wedding. I didn't then have anything done for a few years until microblading started to become a thing. I then had this done yearly for around 5-6 years. Initially there was no pain but each year I found it more and more painful. It could just be me. We used more numbing cream and I took pain killers before but every year I started to dread it. I stopped a couple of years ago. Not so much the pain but I had healing issues with my right brow every time. The result being they would scab up and peel so quick the look faded pretty much straight away. I then had to pencil in which kind of made it pointless.
I am now left with faded brows that have to be penciled in. Just to say that the lady that did it was fantastic. Highly qualified and taught it too. Had her own salon with people travelling from Europe to have brows and lips done so no blame on her at all. I also know others that have had it done and have had no problems whatsoever. I think I was just unlucky. Good luck.
I am now left with faded brows that have to be penciled in. Just to say that the lady that did it was fantastic. Highly qualified and taught it too. Had her own salon with people travelling from Europe to have brows and lips done so no blame on her at all. I also know others that have had it done and have had no problems whatsoever. I think I was just unlucky. Good luck.
What's a combi brow?I had a combi brow last month, we did the first part without numbing cream and honestly it didn’t hurt T all, my lady then numbed it for the rest of the treatment as I assume it’s more tender.
Good luck, it’s honestly life changing
Brianbadonde
Active member
Had mine done just before Xmas.. I’ve got blade and shade which is a combination of micro blading and shading as I had thin but strong brows so micro blading alone would look odd as you’d still see my brow, one healed better than the other and I’m due my top up in 2 weeks as it was originally due end of Jan. so so happy I went with it, pain wasn’t bad when being done but fuck me it hurt that evening and I’ve got a fair few tattoos. So looking forward to top up day.. I was advised on dry healing so not to get wet what so ever until scans came off 
SloaneRanger
Chatty Member
A question about microblading, I have really fair brows which I get tinted but the shape isn’t great so I also need to pencil them in somewhat. I would love to get them microbladed but my main concern is the colour? I am worried I will get them done and then when I tint the rest of the hairs the colour might not match and they will just look really daft! Does anyone have experience with microblading/tinting? Also, I love the fine hair stroke look but as time passes can they start to look blurred/blocky? If you know what I mean 
Thelife×
Chatty Member
For some reason my eyebrow hair just seems to fall out so they’re quite sparse and patchy. I’ve had microblading the past few years and it is such a relief to not have to draw them on.
I was advised on dry healing, so no creams etc/getting wet and stay out of the sun.
I was advised on dry healing, so no creams etc/getting wet and stay out of the sun.
Shalame
New member
Well, the pain level is different for everyone. However, it's important to think about this procedure ten times before doing it before many women regret their decision. Even if the result seems natural, everyone loves and thinks the natural aspect is better. On top, it's easier to paint them each morning than to search for https://www.womenio.com/8559/how-to-remove-microblading-eyebrows-at-home how to remove microblading at home [/url]. As a specialist in this domain, I know more girls who want their microblading removed than girls who love the result for longer than one or two months.
Thelife×
Chatty Member
Yes 100% this. Last time I had it done it became quite dry and flaky-to cut a long story short, one of my young children whacked my brow taking off some of the scab and with it the microblading
that area is slightly lighter then every where elseThanks for all your replies!
It's the ombre blush brow I'm going for, so not normal microblading but the technique is similar.
I'm terrible with pain so I really hope it is just like you all say it is! Luckily I know the technician really well so I'll be comfortable enough with her to ask her to stop for a second if I'm struggling. I'm really hoping it's a breeze though!
I know I'm going to struggle not touching the scabs though!
It's the ombre blush brow I'm going for, so not normal microblading but the technique is similar.
I'm terrible with pain so I really hope it is just like you all say it is! Luckily I know the technician really well so I'll be comfortable enough with her to ask her to stop for a second if I'm struggling. I'm really hoping it's a breeze though!
I know I'm going to struggle not touching the scabs though!