My spouse has been suggesting that I get my eyebrows done for a long time, saying, "If they are more defined, your face would change a lot." But I love my natural look; on the other hand, I don't dislike a modern appearance either. Do you think such a radical change is worth it? What would I do if I regret it later?
I went through the same thing; my partner kept pressuring me, and I ended up getting microblading for my eyebrows. At first, I felt completely devastated because they turned out really dark, but it normalized in about two weeks. Now I'm glad I did it; my face has really improved. But if you prefer a natural look, I'd think twice because going back isn't easy.
In permanent makeup, it's important to remember that it can look very dark initially, but this usually fades over time. It lightens within 1-2 weeks depending on the skin. Still, since it lasts for about 2 years, if you prefer a natural look, make sure to do thorough research and decide accordingly. If you don't feel comfortable, I would say don't go for it.
So, is your spouse really pushing you to the point of discomfort, or did they just make a suggestion? Because if you feel so much pressure, doing it just for them might make you unhappy.
Actually, this has become quite common now. Wherever I go to a hairdresser, everyone's eyebrows look super neat, thick, and all. I think it looks nice if they do it in harmony with the face, but when it’s overdone, it gets funny. Make sure to find a good place.
let me add this, my spouse openly says 'things like this suit women very well', their intentions aren't bad but I don't want to change myself too much. Still, there are times when I look in the mirror and feel bored, I guess I haven't fully convinced myself 🫢
What kind of logic is this? Just because your partner said so, are you really going to get permanent makeup? If you don't like it yourself, why would you change your eyebrows? Guys don't understand this stuff anyway, just stay the way you feel comfortable. Everyone's chasing a trend; it's really silly.
