07/11/2026
I’ve been mia bit. Here’s a real raw honest post:
PMU has tremendously shifted my perspective. The days of practice quiet my mind and give me a sense of peace and focus that I don’t always have on a day to day basis. But with that said, it’s not easy business, it’s hard it’s challenging and it has quite literally forced me to slow down to see progress. It takes true courage to push yourself on the days you just feel “blah” (peep the microblade boo-boo, this is how learning goes). Beginner PMU has also taught me to not get burnt out and take my time learning a new craft and trust the process.
I did have a bit of set back, questioning if this is still for me. But with some time, I know it is.
That goes for anything that anyone is learning for the first time. It’s scary, and it forces you to grow in ways you didn’t expect. Which honestly, in my perspective, I’m loving that.
So I’m still here, just taking my time so I can give you the best damn brows. Being raw and transparent, and focusing on my grind is how I can be my best in the chair for my future clients.
