This an un-sponsored review that I'm writing in appreciation of the numerous bloggers who unabashedly put up their own reviews - especially to the un-sponsored ones - which greatly helped me in deciding where to go for my eyebrow embroidery.
The main drawback in the research process was that I could only find photos of the before-and-after brow transformation done on the day itself by most bloggers, and I found myself searching high and low for those who actually took a photo of themselves weeks later - and found none.
Numbing cream was applied on my brows and I had to wait for at least 30 mins before the cream took effect. I asked Kelly if I were going to feel the pain and my question made her decide to leave the cream for 45 mins instead.
The brows looked a bit thick but I reckon it takes some getting used to.
Both sides of brow don't look balanced, but I thought to wait it out for a month or so before deciding if I like it.
By day four, the tattoo had faded quite a bit. I really took special care not to let the brows come into contact with water, except for my morning and night wash. Still, there was some minor scabbing and I noticed a coloured patch without the embroidered hair.
5 weeks later, my brows looked as natural as can be. I do fill the tip of the brows in with some brown eyeshadow, so as to even out with my hair colour when I put on makeup. But if not, the brows looked good by itself. I still have in mind to go back to Kelly for the free touch up for my right brow, which was slightly unbalanced compared with the left brow.
Though it's almost $500, it's well spent in my opinion. I no longer worry about brows!
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