We often hear stories of the horrors of cosmetically altering our faces. Fillers that harden, or lifts that end up lopsided. And we've all seen tattoo nightmares where the people clearly didn't get what they paid for. So, what happens when you mix all of these together? It's a recipe for disaster. And that's exactly what happened to one poor woman. She received a gift of microblading and during the process ended up with four eyebrows. Double the amount of eyebrows anyone is supposed to have, and quadruple the amount she went into the appointment with.

Jami Ledbetter's daughter's gave her a gift certificate for microblading they got from Groupon in November of 2018. For those who don't know what microblading is, it's a process where you have eyebrows tattooed on your face. But unlike other eyebrow tattoos, these are done very small to mimic real eyebrow hair. It's common for women who may have botched their brows beyond compare (those who lived through the 90s/00s) or those who, like Ledbetter, don't have any eyebrows to begin with to have the procedure done to make their brows look thicker.

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The technician, who clearly wasn't as skilled as she claimed to be, screwed up and when Ledbetter looked in the mirror, she wasn't seeing double — she had four eyebrows. Obviously, her self confidence was totally tanked by this, and she basically went into hiding because of the shame. At first, she tried to cover the issue with makeup, but that's practically impossible to do. So, she found a new tech who could "camouflage" the brows. Basically, tattoo around them to make them blend together. But after several sessions, it clearly wasn't working.

“I would never wish this on my worst enemy,” she told Fox 4 in Kansas City, Missouri. “What it’s done to my self-confidence, it’s been hard.”

Eventually, her troubles led her to find Kara Gutierrez who owns Spot On Beauty. Gutierrez knew that it was going to be a really long process, but assured Ledbetter that she could fix her super botched eyebrows. She was going to have to use a pigment lightening process and essentially remove the previous tattoos. In an Instagram post with pictures of Ledbetter, Gutierrez shared a lengthy caption detailing the process.

As always, you need to do your own vetting on any sort of cosmetic technician. Reviews can be deceiving — ask lots of questions and look a lots of pictures. Do a reverse Goggle image search if you're worried. No one should have to end up looking like that and spending all that money to have someone else's mistake fixed.