Anyone had derma-blading done?

**Michyloulou** · 26 Jun 19, 07:41 PM

Videos of these recently popped up on my YouTube feed. My complexion seems quite sallow to me sometimes & wondered if it was worth getting done. The results on the videos look amazing. Anyone had it done & would you recommend?

**Colette-S** · 26 Jun 19, 07:55 PM

I�ve seen it too but I�m not too sure of the long term effects and how your skin will react
I�d only trust a highly skilled and experienced therapist

jemima2 · 26 Jun 19, 09:17 PM

Yes I did, my skin was very soft for a few days but that's about it! It also gave me a few spots of irritation. Wasnt painful getting it done but just not enough results. I have discovered the less I do to my skin the better 😂

**Michyloulou** · 26 Jun 19, 10:52 PM

Originally Posted by Colette-S

I�ve seen it too but I�m not too sure of the long term effects and how your skin will react
I�d only trust a highly skilled and experienced therapist

That's what worries me to be honest, as the local salon was advertising micro-blading, and yet I heard back in April (when I was having my nails done for the holidays), one of the very young girls saying she was getting training. Trouble is, I'd want someone with more experience!
Perhaps I'll just have a facial instead.

**Michyloulou** · 26 Jun 19, 10:54 PM

Originally Posted by jemima2

Yes I did, my skin was very soft for a few days but that's about it! It also gave me a few spots of irritation. Wasnt painful getting it done but just not enough results. I have discovered the less I do to my skin the better 😂

Thank you for your reply. I must admit my skincare routine is minimal as well really - I just wash with soap & water (back in my youth I used the various toners/cleansers), but these days I just wash, put moisturiser on and then make-up!

**Colette-S** · 26 Jun 19, 11:48 PM

Try double cleansing, it�s made a massive difference to my skin. I never use toner - I worry that it discourages your skin to balance itself. Good night cream is essential too