There was a case where someone did dermaplaning at home without proper knowledge. They used a dull blade. Instead of getting a smooth result, they ended up with a patchy and uneven skin texture. Some areas had been over - dermaplaned while others were left untouched. It looked really bad and took a long time to even out the skin again. This shows that dermaplaning should be done carefully and preferably by a professional.
Once, a friend had a dermaplaning session. The esthetician pushed too hard during the process. As a result, her skin was not only red and irritated immediately after, but in the following days, it started to peel in an abnormal way. It was so bad that she had to stay at home for a few days until the skin started to heal. The whole experience was really a horror story for her as she expected a smooth and glowing skin instead of this mess.
I once had an Airbnb where the heating didn't work during a really cold winter. It was freezing inside the place. I contacted the host, but they were unresponsive. I had to buy extra blankets and heaters just to get through the night. It was a horrible experience.
One horror story I heard was about a family. The mother got Covid - 19 and was very ill. She had to be isolated from her children, who were too young to understand why mommy was suddenly gone from their daily lives. They would cry at the door of the room she was in. It was heart - breaking to see the family torn apart by this virus.
I heard of a case where the pool installers didn't properly level the ground before putting in the pool. As a result, one side of the pool was higher than the other. Water didn't fill evenly, and it actually looked really strange. The owners had to pay a lot more to have the pool removed, the area re -leveled, and then a new pool installed.
There was a story I read online where a renter found that the Tesla they got from Turo had a really strong smell inside, like someone had been smoking in it. Despite reporting it immediately, Turo didn't seem to take it seriously and didn't offer any real solutions. The renter had to endure the smell throughout the rental period, which was really unpleasant.
In a DND horror story I played, we were in a dark forest. There were strange markings on the trees. Our wizard cast a light spell, but it seemed to attract something. A horde of shadowy creatures started to approach. They made these horrible screeching sounds. We quickly huddled together and the cleric tried to cast a protection spell. But the creatures were so fast. We had to use every trick in our book to escape, like using the ranger's tracking skills to find a hidden path.
I heard of a guest who checked into an Airbnb and found that the lock on the door was broken. They felt really unsafe during their stay.
I once knew a girl in an arranged marriage. She met her fiancé just a few times before the wedding. After the marriage, she found out he was extremely controlling. He didn't let her go out alone, not even to visit her parents. It was like she lost all her freedom overnight. She was constantly living in fear and stress.
One horror story could be when someone had an inexperienced esthetician perform dermaplaning. The esthetician used a dull blade and ended up causing micro - cuts all over the client's face, which led to redness, swelling, and some minor bleeding. It took days for the skin to fully recover.
One possible horror in dermaplaning could be improper technique leading to cuts. If the person doing it isn't trained well, they might hold the tool at the wrong angle and slice the skin rather than just removing the top layer of dead skin and hair. This can result in bleeding and scarring.
I had a friend who had a credit card horror. He got a credit card with a rewards program. He was excited to earn points. But then he realized that the points were almost impossible to redeem. There were so many restrictions and the value of the points was really low. He felt like he had been tricked into getting the card just for the rewards that were not really rewards at all.