esmelashes1
New Member
Hi all! I have been doing microblading for a while (in Los Angeles where I live), but not that much so my confidence isn't that high. I had a potential client come in to see me who had brows done elsewhere. The initial colour was too dark so the artist filled in with a brown at the follow up. However, the initial dark strokes are still visible, really quite thick as well. I haven't quite figured out when a person comes back for the touch up, should you just fill in where the first strokes didn't take at all or can you go over visible strokes as well? I was concerned that by opening up the skin again with a more preferable brown ink (where you can still see pigment) that it would make the ink bleed...the end result would look very blurry which would be terrible! Any ideas if or how I can help this client and colour correct those dark strokes? Or is it best to leave it and just tidy up where I can without going over any of the dark strokes?
Thank you so much in advance, I am grateful to have this community!
~ Esme
Thank you so much in advance, I am grateful to have this community!
~ Esme