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@@GustiAyu-sb1fn yea that is for sure , but even with the best artist the microblading job will never stay the same , it change colour with the time and become a Unic block
Cannot wait to see your update! Thank you for posting these videos I’ve watched it multiple times along with your other videos for reassurance and this is my first time leaving a comment. ❤️❤️❤️ please keep sharing thank you 🙏
Hi there!!! 🤗 I'm really happy to see you dropping a comment and to hear you watched all these videos multiple times warms my ❤️! If I can help some of you a bit, it sure makes me feel good inside. My consultation with a new provider is coming up soon and I can't wait to meet her and find out if she's really got all the right tools to target the red. Will provide an update as soon as I have one. Until then! 👋
Thank you for the updates. I’ve had my eyebrows done before and did not get laser treatment and the red faded a lot on its own. A year later I no longer needed concealer to cover them. Hopefully this will be true for you too. As for my current brows, after the first laser treatment they lightened enough for me to be ok with them for now. I’m not going to spend more money at this point to get them completely removed.
My journey of removal was exactly the same as yours only mine were a lot more red. After two rounds with the regular pico sure I switched to the one that removes red and it removed all the redness straight away. Yes it's expensive but well worth it.
Glad to hear there is truly some hope with this! Would you happen to know if a 532nm wavelength laser was used to remove the red you had left? Thank you for sharing your experience! 🤗
I actually don't know. But I will call up tomorrow and ask then for you. They didn't seem to give me any confidence that I would be able to get them removed. After the first two sessions mine were such a bright & deep red/orange. They were much worse than yours are. Then on the third session I requested they use the laser that was specifically for reds and it was all instantly gone. I was shocked. I'll get back to you with the specific name of the laser @@lcmojo. My brows were also much more deeply tattooed than yours so I'm sure it will work easily on you.
@@10cheffy I just called up to find out. So I had about 2-3 sessions of the normal laser which left my brows bright, bright, fluro orange. Much worse than LC Mojo's. Then on the next session I had the one that targets reds. I'm not sure of the wavelength but it was one to specifically target reds. It was done at a "Removery" clinic in Australia. Apparently there are Removery clinics in the USA too so you could ask them.
I'm planning on going to Removery as well. 532 is the wavelength for red ... it's a picoway laser that targets the reds, the picosure is what has to be started with though. It's a process, like anything else, but this process helps ensure all ink is gone according to all I've read. Wish I had researched as much before doing them in 2018....have spent every year trying to correct and now I refuse. I'll deal with sparse brows ...I've gotten so good at hiding bad brows, I bet I'll do great upon removal 😂
Thank you so much! I am in the middle of this. After first session the black was removed but then orangie red appeared and I freaked out, but the person I went to did warn me. She said, "looking at you all I see is black, and way too dark, so going to use only for black, I don't see red or I would do the red first but that red can appear even after a couple of days. So I had some trust with her because she did warn me. She even said wait a couple of weeks but if really bothers you come back in two weeks. I am trying to hold out because most research I read up on says wait at least a month or so. I feel like brows look pretty healed but trying to wait. Are you still waiting? She mentioned people travel to her from all over for this, she has been doing tons of them, so I think she is pretty good. When I was in there, this poor Indian woman was there for her fourth time and she was still so angry. She said the person who microbladed her brows actually is a teacher!! Teaches people how to do this when she totally ruined her face with these crazy brows. I felt so bad for her but she was doing it, lasering. Next I'm scared it will turn yellow. I don't think its a nice yellow like Asian skin tho. That's my new fear. I would rather have the red than that bright yellow, that doesn't look like skin color. That's my fear but I have similar to Asian skin color as well, but that bright yellow looked not like skin. What a journey,. Thank you again for making these videos on this subject.
You're welcome 🤗. Yes, I do think that yellow would not blend in well with our Asian skin only because it seems to be a neon yellow rather than a subtle faded yellow. I decided to give it a bit more time to see if the red would fade any further. I hope this journey ends up well for you but whatever you choose to do, yes, I would wait a minimum of 6-8 weeks in between each session to give yourself time to heal.
Hi Im a PMU artist, some get results like that because of the ink they used and how deep did the brows. There are some good PMU artist that can do semi permanent, what i mean is not too deep and doesnt change color and just fade easily acter laser without orange or red color. It depends on the artist and products so choose wisely
Yes, I had a. Experience. The doctor didn't bother to give protection to my eyes. He used the lazor. But no difference. The tatoos are still there on my brows
I'm so lucky I had my tattoo removal and redness was removed in 1 session and pain was very minimal..I went back 3 weeks later and got very soft ombre powder brows.. I definitely researched for a couple of months.. before chosing my Brow artist...I'm happy.. I want a little darker sometimes but I just draw them in with pencil. I'd rather them be a little too light than to dark.. love your video 😊
Wow you are so lucky to have been able to remove them in a single session! Yes, I agree with you. I'd rather end up with a lighter shade vs the other...I just got my 3rd session done to remove the red and planning on putting out another video soon. Thank you for your feedback on my video 🤗 ❤️!
Oooh yeah 😁 but it would have come a lot sooner if it hadn't been for this new place I found cancelling on me 3 days before...🙄 because of Good Friday.
Hi! Thank you so much for sharing your journey. I’m so ready to remove mine as they’re too dark & bold for my face. Just ready to go back to my natural brows. After your journey with all of this, would you recommend just going with Cynosure treatment? Or start with the Picosure and end with Cynosure? Also, were you able to wear makeup a day or two right after the treatment to cover the redness? I want to get mine removed but I don’t know how comfortable I’d feel going to work with super red eyebrows for a week since I do work in corporate 😭 Thank you!
Hi there! 🤗You are welcome! So Cynosure is actually the manufacturer of the Picosure laser treatment systems. 😉As for your 2nd question, I would probably wait at least a couple of days before applying makeup imo (take a few vacation days off) 😉. You just want to minimize the risk for any infection in the event the laser went in too deep and made a minor cut that can't be seen to the naked eye. Lasers can carry so much energy and if your laser person does too many passes over the small area or spends too much time on a particular spot, you can be subjected to burning and microscopic cuts.
I just did my first session last week. I have to wait another 6 weeks for my second session. I think I will have red eyebrown after the I k got removed. I don't know what to do..will you redo your eyebrown or leave it like that..
Congrats on starting the removal journey! I plan on going for a 3rd round and I believe it'll get me to the yellow stage. I don't plan on ever redoing microblading. I'd rather spend time applying eyebrow makeup.
Thank you so much for your video? When will the red ink gone you know??mine just first session..I probably have to do 2 or 3 more..can't wait to get it all off
I would probably do another round of 532nm but will give it a few months first to see if the red ink pigment will break up and get carried away some more by the lymphatic system. 🙂
Where did you get your removal? Did you find a provider to get the red out? I am near venice florida..not far from sarasota...I have had 1 salt removal and 1 pico laser...have some light red now. waiting 8 weeks for another treatment.
hi! I too hated my micro-bladed eyebrows when they started fading. I re-did them again and it's been 4 years I've been trying to remove them with a tattoo removal cream which seems to have faded the color to a very light purple. Was there any kind of growth serum you used to help the natural hair grow back?
It did. It either frosted it or chopped it off. I talk about it a bit at the beginning of this Part 4 video but I also show what happened a bit more in Part 3. 😉
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Omg same. I never new it was a permanent tatoo.
Right ? That make so mad they call it semipermanent tattoo
.’it is not
@@valm.0girls you get a wrong artist and wrong technique .
@@GustiAyu-sb1fn yea that is for sure , but even with the best artist the microblading job will never stay the same , it change colour with the time and become a Unic block
Cannot wait to see your update! Thank you for posting these videos I’ve watched it multiple times along with your other videos for reassurance and this is my first time leaving a comment. ❤️❤️❤️ please keep sharing thank you 🙏
Hi there!!! 🤗 I'm really happy to see you dropping a comment and to hear you watched all these videos multiple times warms my ❤️! If I can help some of you a bit, it sure makes me feel good inside. My consultation with a new provider is coming up soon and I can't wait to meet her and find out if she's really got all the right tools to target the red. Will provide an update as soon as I have one. Until then! 👋
Any update?
Thank you for the updates. I’ve had my eyebrows done before and did not get laser treatment and the red faded a lot on its own. A year later I no longer needed concealer to cover them. Hopefully this will be true for you too. As for my current brows, after the first laser treatment they lightened enough for me to be ok with them for now. I’m not going to spend more money at this point to get them completely removed.
My journey of removal was exactly the same as yours only mine were a lot more red. After two rounds with the regular pico sure I switched to the one that removes red and it removed all the redness straight away. Yes it's expensive but well worth it.
Glad to hear there is truly some hope with this! Would you happen to know if a 532nm wavelength laser was used to remove the red you had left? Thank you for sharing your experience! 🤗
I actually don't know. But I will call up tomorrow and ask then for you. They didn't seem to give me any confidence that I would be able to get them removed. After the first two sessions mine were such a bright & deep red/orange. They were much worse than yours are. Then on the third session I requested they use the laser that was specifically for reds and it was all instantly gone. I was shocked. I'll get back to you with the specific name of the laser @@lcmojo. My brows were also much more deeply tattooed than yours so I'm sure it will work easily on you.
Hi, can you provide more info on the laser that removed the red color? I’m currently going thru it 🥹
@@10cheffy I just called up to find out. So I had about 2-3 sessions of the normal laser which left my brows bright, bright, fluro orange. Much worse than LC Mojo's. Then on the next session I had the one that targets reds. I'm not sure of the wavelength but it was one to specifically target reds. It was done at a "Removery" clinic in Australia. Apparently there are Removery clinics in the USA too so you could ask them.
I'm planning on going to Removery as well. 532 is the wavelength for red ... it's a picoway laser that targets the reds, the picosure is what has to be started with though. It's a process, like anything else, but this process helps ensure all ink is gone according to all I've read. Wish I had researched as much before doing them in 2018....have spent every year trying to correct and now I refuse. I'll deal with sparse brows ...I've gotten so good at hiding bad brows, I bet I'll do great upon removal 😂
Thank you so much! I am in the middle of this. After first session the black was removed but then orangie red appeared and I freaked out, but the person I went to did warn me. She said, "looking at you all I see is black, and way too dark, so going to use only for black, I don't see red or I would do the red first but that red can appear even after a couple of days. So I had some trust with her because she did warn me. She even said wait a couple of weeks but if really bothers you come back in two weeks. I am trying to hold out because most research I read up on says wait at least a month or so. I feel like brows look pretty healed but trying to wait. Are you still waiting? She mentioned people travel to her from all over for this, she has been doing tons of them, so I think she is pretty good. When I was in there, this poor Indian woman was there for her fourth time and she was still so angry. She said the person who microbladed her brows actually is a teacher!! Teaches people how to do this when she totally ruined her face with these crazy brows. I felt so bad for her but she was doing it, lasering.
Next I'm scared it will turn yellow. I don't think its a nice yellow like Asian skin tho. That's my new fear. I would rather have the red than that bright yellow, that doesn't look like skin color. That's my fear but I have similar to Asian skin color as well, but that bright yellow looked not like skin. What a journey,. Thank you again for making these videos on this subject.
You're welcome 🤗. Yes, I do think that yellow would not blend in well with our Asian skin only because it seems to be a neon yellow rather than a subtle faded yellow. I decided to give it a bit more time to see if the red would fade any further. I hope this journey ends up well for you but whatever you choose to do, yes, I would wait a minimum of 6-8 weeks in between each session to give yourself time to heal.
thanks for sharing do you have any updates?
Hi Im a PMU artist, some get results like that because of the ink they used and how deep did the brows. There are some good PMU artist that can do semi permanent, what i mean is not too deep and doesnt change color and just fade easily acter laser without orange or red color. It depends on the artist and products so choose wisely
I think my artist did go in a little too deep unfortunately. Probably explains why it hurt so bad. 🥴
Yes, I had a. Experience. The doctor didn't bother to give protection to my eyes. He used the lazor. But no difference. The tatoos are still there on my brows
😲 No eye protection!! Do you know which laser was used?
I bought red corrector. I find that foundation works better to cover my orange eyebrows. 😢
That's true. I feel like my foundation does a good job of covering the red and yellow tones.
I'm so lucky I had my tattoo removal and redness was removed in 1 session and pain was very minimal..I went back 3 weeks later and got very soft ombre powder brows.. I definitely researched for a couple of months.. before chosing my Brow artist...I'm happy.. I want a little darker sometimes but I just draw them in with pencil. I'd rather them be a little too light than to dark.. love your video 😊
Wow you are so lucky to have been able to remove them in a single session! Yes, I agree with you. I'd rather end up with a lighter shade vs the other...I just got my 3rd session done to remove the red and planning on putting out another video soon. Thank you for your feedback on my video 🤗 ❤️!
@@lcmojo did the red come out?
Will there be a part 5?
Oooh yeah 😁 but it would have come a lot sooner if it hadn't been for this new place I found cancelling on me 3 days before...🙄 because of Good Friday.
Hi! Thank you so much for sharing your journey. I’m so ready to remove mine as they’re too dark & bold for my face. Just ready to go back to my natural brows.
After your journey with all of this, would you recommend just going with Cynosure treatment? Or start with the Picosure and end with Cynosure?
Also, were you able to wear makeup a day or two right after the treatment to cover the redness? I want to get mine removed but I don’t know how comfortable I’d feel going to work with super red eyebrows for a week since I do work in corporate 😭
Thank you!
Hi there! 🤗You are welcome! So Cynosure is actually the manufacturer of the Picosure laser treatment systems. 😉As for your 2nd question, I would probably wait at least a couple of days before applying makeup imo (take a few vacation days off) 😉. You just want to minimize the risk for any infection in the event the laser went in too deep and made a minor cut that can't be seen to the naked eye. Lasers can carry so much energy and if your laser person does too many passes over the small area or spends too much time on a particular spot, you can be subjected to burning and microscopic cuts.
@@lcmojookay, thank you very much!
Hey have you seen melina tesi expirience?Her microblading turned red too but now she is done
No but I'll check it out, thanks! 🤗
I just did my first session last week. I have to wait another 6 weeks for my second session. I think I will have red eyebrown after the I k got removed. I don't know what to do..will you redo your eyebrown or leave it like that..
Congrats on starting the removal journey! I plan on going for a 3rd round and I believe it'll get me to the yellow stage. I don't plan on ever redoing microblading. I'd rather spend time applying eyebrow makeup.
Thank you so much for your video? When will the red ink gone you know??mine just first session..I probably have to do 2 or 3 more..can't wait to get it all off
You're welcome. Make sure they use a laser with the 532 wavelength to remove the red ink after all the dark ink is gone.
What will you do if they go yellow ? ❤️
I would probably do another round of 532nm but will give it a few months first to see if the red ink pigment will break up and get carried away some more by the lymphatic system. 🙂
Which wavelength did you do?
Thank you for your videos! Very helpful 🥰
You are welcome! 🤗 My first 2 rounds were done with the 755nm wavelength. My 3rd round will most likely be with the 532 wavelength.
Where did you get your removal? Did you find a provider to get the red out? I am near venice florida..not far from sarasota...I have had 1 salt removal and 1 pico laser...have some light red now. waiting 8 weeks for another treatment.
Hi there 🤗! I went to a cosmetic business in Orlando and yes, they were able to get the red out. My Part 5 video covers all of it 😉.
Is it possible to remove da tattoo eyebrows laser?
hi! I too hated my micro-bladed eyebrows when they started fading. I re-did them again and it's been 4 years I've been trying to remove them with a tattoo removal cream which seems to have faded the color to a very light purple. Was there any kind of growth serum you used to help the natural hair grow back?
Hi, no, I did not use any serum. Just used my good ol' daily face cream.
castor oil works! I put on at night.
Did the laser reduce your eye brow hair at all? I am conscious it might actually as a hair removal.🫣😶🌫️
It did. It either frosted it or chopped it off. I talk about it a bit at the beginning of this Part 4 video but I also show what happened a bit more in Part 3. 😉