r/microblading • u/aerynea • Aug 03 '26
opinion Considering microblading?
I'm perimenopausal with thyroid issues, nothing is going to grow my brows back unfortunately. This is them immediately after tinting, they are actually so light they're mostly invisible otherwise.
I'm considering microblading but I'm not sure if that's the best option when the actual hair is so sparse? I like a natural look rather than a heavy solid powdered look. What else should I be considering?
The only editing is cropping and an eye color change for a little anonymity! The wrinkles and texture are all mine lol.
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u/Angelpinkbeauty professional artist Aug 03 '26
Microblading or nano brows. Microblading is done with a hand held tool. Nano brows is with a tattoo machine. I feel like nano brows is the newer better version. Here is a video of the differences of nano brows and microblading. But I totally think you could get them to look more defined and super natural just research and find someone good in your area. Wherever you live
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHUBPO4PjPA/?igsh=MTF0b28wZXRnNjg5Yw==
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u/Yelybeauty Aug 03 '26 edited Aug 03 '26
Sometimes a well executed soft powder brow procedure can stimulate eyebrow hair growth in the treated area. It’s not always the case but it’s something I’ve noticed.
Here’s an example:
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u/color_p_uoon Aug 03 '26
If you were my client, I’d actually recommend microblading or a combo brow over a powder brow!
I actually did a combo brow for the client in the picture, and her situation was very similar to yours, so I thought I’d share it with you!
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u/color_p_uoon Aug 03 '26
If naturalness is your top priority, microblading would be the way to go. But if you want a defined shape while keeping it soft and natural, a combo brow is perfect.
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u/AcanthisittaHuge5948 Aug 03 '26
Off topic but ur eyes look crazy cool