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The 2020 Man isn’t afraid to explore the ways to enhance his look. When it comes to how to do your eyebrows, men are sceptical about permanent makeup, so let’s start by clearing a few thing up first.

Microblading can really act as a fountain of youth for older clients because oftentimes their eyebrows can be sparse from decades of over-plucking or the hair has just flat out stopped growing. This means a daily routine of filling in their brows.

Microblading is generally done in two sessions. During the first one, the artists will draw your brows and fill them to the best of their ability, and leave them to heal for a few weeks.

Eyebrow tinting has become the number #1 alternative to eyebrow makeup and is accessible and available in pretty much all beauty salons around the globe.

Worrying about makeup can really put a dampener on summer activities. We definitely don’t need anything else to be worrying about, right about now and want to make the most out of the summer.

Fluffy brows are on everyone’s minds at the moment, but unfortunately for most of us, they’re not on our face. Mastering the art of the fluffy brow is a difficult task, mainly because every brow needs something different to create the full, thick hairs we crave.

Permanent makeup, when done well can be life changing. It can transform how you look and feel each and everyday, making you feel confident from the moment you wake up, to the moment you go to bed at night, not to mention saving you time when it comes to everyday grooming.

Wayne Goss doesn’t need much of an introduction on the beauty scene. Millions of fans flock to YouTube for his transformational makeup tutorials and candid product reviews.

There’s so much more to our eyebrows and eyelashes than decoration and expression. They’re actually the first line of defence our eyes have against airborne contaminants and other hazards.

Does working from home mean more time for treatments (asking for a friend)? If COVID-19 has you questioning your beauty appointments, you’re not alone. We’re not sure if we can go for a run outside, or say good morning to our neighbours (from a safe distance), ket alone take a trip to the beauty salon.

Responsible for shaping some of the best brows in the business, Raluca shares her fail-safe tricks for healthier-looking brows.

It’s easy to feel powerless when thinking of those suffering more than we are as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. But there are little things we can do to help.

Right now, it’s more about nurturing, maintaining, and, if you want to enhance your brow shape, using product, rather than trying to change the shape entirely. Here are some easy tips for shaping, tweezing (turns out when you do it matters), trimming, and growing out your brows work as well at home as they do anywhere.

We’ve never been more brow obsessed than we are right now. Shaping, grooming, and constantly maintaining eyebrows has become a necessary beauty practice.

Full, thick lashes: there’s nothing like them.So, frankly, the bigger they are, the better. The problem is, our quest for fuller, feathery lashes may well be hindering rather than helping proceedings.

Generally, microblading and nanoblading are two very similar procedures because their final outcome is quite similar. Both treatments use blades to create hair strokes that give your eyebrows fuller and thicker look.

Similar to microblading, this cosmetic procedure uses very precise blade to create tiny incisions in the top layer of skin. These incisions are then filled with pigment, resulting in an “incredible natural-looking eyebrow hair” according to Kristie Streicher, a makeup artist who trademarked this treatment in the USA.

If like me you’re having to self isolate and stay at home during COVID-19 here are some DIY brow tips to keep your brows fresh. Behold the plethora of products available to help beauty lovers recreate such treatments at home.

“I will be honest, there are a few annoying things about microblading. Yes, it does hurt a bit. You can’t get your brows wet for a week after you first get them done.”

Eyebrow hair loss, the medical name for which is eyebrow hypotrichosis, or eyebrow madarosis, can cause a person to notice thinning hair or missing patches of hair in their eyebrows.

Right after the procedure its really important to keep your brows dry. I’d recommend washing your hair before and cancelling all sweaty activities for around 1 week.

Our short video takes you through the microblading process and shows you what happens when you get your eyebrows microbladed.

Soft Strokes Microblading: this is ideal for reconstructing, defining, covering gaps and filling-in over plucked eyebrows.

For microblading, at least two appointments are needed initially, four-eight weeks apart. Microblading touch-ups are done no earlier than four weeks after your initial procedure and no later than eight.