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Thinking about your Brows?

Shape, definition and density change a face more than most people expect. Try the directions on your own photo first.

Free to try · No account needed · 18+

Close-up beauty photograph of an adult's groomed eyebrow

Explore the styles

See the styles side by side.

Brows, Natural style — illustrative preview
Brows, Natural style — original photo
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Brows

Style

The look you like is not the same thing as choosing a procedure. A professional can explain which services could create a similar direction and what each involves.

Try it on yourself

Previews are illustrative, not treatment results. Actual outcomes vary.

What the visualisation can show

  • How a softer or a more structured brow shape sits on your face.
  • The difference between natural, defined and fuller density.
  • A clear reference to show a brow artist.
  • A way to compare directions side by side instead of guessing.

What it can't predict

  • Which service — microblading, powder, lamination or tinting — would create it.
  • How pigment will heal, fade or shift in tone on your skin.
  • How your own brow hair growth affects the result.
  • Whether a semi-permanent treatment is suitable for you.

Understanding your options

A look you like isn't the same as a procedure.

The look you like is not the same thing as choosing a procedure. A professional can explain which services could create a similar direction and what each involves.

Microblading
Semi-permanent, hair-stroke style work using pigment.
Powder brows
Semi-permanent, softer shaded finish.
Combination brows
Combines hair strokes with shading.
Brow lamination
Non-permanent restyling of the existing brow hairs.
Tinting
Temporary colour change to the brow hairs.

Worth knowing

Things to think about first.

Semi-permanent means months, not days

Pigment work stays for a long time and fades gradually. Healed results look different from fresh work, and top-ups are usually part of the process.

Training and hygiene

Ask about training, experience and hygiene practice, and about any registration or licensing that applies to the business in its own area. Requirements differ between local authorities.

Pigments, patch tests and aftercare

Ask which products are used, whether a patch test is needed and how far in advance, and what the aftercare routine involves.

Ask to see healed work

Fresh photos taken straight after an appointment look very different from work photographed weeks later. Healed examples tell you far more.

Questions worth asking.

A consultation is where suitability, options and risks get discussed properly. These are a reasonable place to start.

  1. 01Which service would suit the look I've shown you, and why?
  2. 02Can I see healed examples of your work, not just fresh photos?
  3. 03What training and experience do you have with this technique?
  4. 04Do I need a patch test, and when?
  5. 05How long is this expected to last, and what does a top-up cost?
  6. 06What registration or licensing applies to you locally?

Ready to see it on yourself?

Previews are illustrative. Actual results vary and a qualified professional should discuss options, risks and suitability with you. 18+ only.