If there’s one thing I learned about beauty, it’s that brows aren’t just random tufts of hair. We used to be complacent but times have changed, and eyebrows are now the stars of your #FOTD game.
And what do you do with stars? You give it special treatment. (Trust me, they won’t pull a diva attitude when you do; it’s even worse when you don’t.) One of the best ways you can treat them is by giving it an extra push, not an additional tweezing session. For people who aren’t Lily Collins, we’re better off in brow salons that specialize in our distressed hair and shaping them to perfection.
I love Browhaus solely for this reason. A veteran player in the local brow and lash grooming scene, this salon houses specialists who understand that eyebrows are a unique type of hair that needs to be arched depending on your face shape.
Browhaus uses fancy tech. I’m talking about their unique Blueprint System, a sophisticated way to construct your Brow Architecture. A grid technology helps structure your brows while considering both form and facial symmetry. That means, no more unnatural, penned scribbles on your face—just matching brows that look organically grown.
Fans of Browhaus have been raving about Brow Resurrection, and I think I know why. The name sounds like a lot of hype—I mean, who are we bringing back from the dead here?—but the procedure indeed is revolutionary. Whatever your brow worry is—thin, too hairy, weirdly curvy—the salon’s specialists “grow” back your hair by drawing realistic brow strands. This is achieved through fine strokes drawn in vegetable dye made in-house.
There’s nothing to fear. While most salons just strip and tweeze like we just don’t care, Browhaus feels like a comfortable nursing home. A numbing cream is applied to our brow area before every session, ensuring little to no discomfort. It’s also economical in the long run as some people claimed that their own hairs grew back due to this.
I recommend this to people who understand the value of eyebrows and would want to use 30 minutes of their morning routines to sleep more. The results of the procedure last two years; imagine what else you can do with all the minutes you’ll be saving.
