Don't be fooled into microbladed brows or lip blush – I too was sold a lie but I'm still getting laser 9 years on
FINE LINE Don't be fooled into microbladed brows or lip blush – I too was sold a lie but I'm still getting laser 9 years on
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WAKING up with perfectly sculpted brows and a rosy lip tint - is what most people want after getting microbladed brows and lip blush.
But for one beauty fan, this wasn't the case.
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The TikToker, who is known as 'mskittenheels', has shared her story online and it's racked up over 218.2k views in just a few days.
Back in 2016, she was sold on the idea of getting microblading, which is a type of cosmetic tattoo where a small blade is used to create tiny, hair-like strokes on your eyebrows, along with a lip blush.
But she was told that it would fade away in around 18 months.
But fast forward nine years to 2025, "they still haven't gone.'
While the makeup did fade from its original "thin and brightness" she loved, the beauty fan revealed that it just didn't disappear.
The lip blush, in particular, bled over her natural lip line as her skin softened with age, leaving her with a look she never wanted.
But now she is trying to get rid of it, and now she is in the middle of a painful removal process, using saline for her lips and laser for her brows, with several more sessions to go.
She wants everyone to know: "It's so much more painful to get rid of it than it is to have it done."
"Don't be fooled," she writes in the caption section.
She was told it was semi-permanent, but she realised it's just "a tattoo on your face."
I tried the viral '53 method' to banish my 'chins' without going under the knife and the results were astonishing
But she explains that her biggest takeaway is microblading and lip blush aren't temporary, they're permanent, and getting rid of them is a long and painful journey.
One wrote: 'When I heard about these 10 years ago, I knew exactly how they would look within a few years.'
To which she replied: 'I wish I had that foresight. I'm really regretting mine.'
A second added: 'Don't forget the dreaded upper and lower eye liner that looks like eye shadow now.'
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She is now on a journey to get rid of the permanent makeup
Credit: TIKTOK/@mskittenheels
To which the TikToker replied: 'I'm so glad I didn't have that (I was too nervous about the pain around my eyes) but yes I've seen that on other people and it's turned a blue colour.'
Someone else asked: 'I really want my microblading removed but worried about how much it'll cost and how many sessions I'll need. How much did your session cost?'
And the TikToker replied: 'My original session was nine years ago and it cost about £240 at the time and then £80 for the top up a few weeks later.
'Honestly I wouldn't recommend it after all the pain I'm going through to get them removed but others have told me theirs have come out fabulous so I really think it depends on who you go to and the technique used.'
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