The CONS of Microblading In addition to being an expensive method, removing makeup is quite painful and can lead to scarification. In addition, in many cases, allergic skin reactions are a possibility; they are the side effects of microblading. The anesthetic cream and ink used may not be favorable for all skin types. This depends entirely on the type of technician working with you.
If they are not qualified and do not have proper training in PMU, they can cause an infection. Microblading involves the use of very small needles that are used to fix the pigment in the eyebrows, if used on several people without complete sterilization, they can transmit some diseases and conditions such as HIV and skin infections and that can be dangerous, however, if you do it a technician, you will not experience those things. When you get microbladed, there are a lot of aftercare rules you need to adhere to. These are non-negotiable: a mistake could compromise the way your eyebrows heal and look long term, and you could spend more money on fixing your eyebrows because of the mistakes you made during those first four weeks.
Just make sure your eyebrows don't get soaked in water or sweat, and apply an ointment when needed. Crusting and shedding are natural, so don't get into the area or panic. While I love cool eyebrows, it can come with microblading disadvantages. If your skin is prone to keloids or scarring, you could develop an infection in your eyebrow that becomes a nightmare.
Infection can also result from unsterilized instruments used during the procedure. Infection is one of the main drawbacks of microblading. The use of non-sterile and low-quality equipment can lead to many skin problems. In addition to being an expensive method, make-up removal is quite painful and can lead to scarification.
In addition, in many cases, allergic skin reactions are a possibility, it is the side effects of microblading. Aftercare is very complicated, since it is important not to wear makeup on or around the eyebrows for the first few days. In addition, sweating the eyebrows should be avoided. Above all, if the person doing it is not properly trained, it can lead to permanent scarring and cause adverse effects, since the procedure involves cutting the skin with needles.
Beauticians promote microblading as the semi-permanent makeup solution for perfect eyebrows, but it's a technique that can leave you with disastrous results. The main (and scariest) problem with microblading is that the procedure cuts the skin to deposit the pigment. Every time the skin is cut, there is a serious risk of infection and scar tissue.
