What are HD Brows?

HD Brows is a bespoke eyebrow treatment that is totally tailored to you – not a brow stencil in sight. It’s so much more than a standard eyebrow tint and wax; our expertly trained stylists combine our unique design formula with custom-blended colour, hair removal and make up application for brows that suit you. Our stylists work with you to create your perfect look, whether your wish to tame bushy brows or regrow overplucked eyebrows.

No, they’re not. Although if you’re put on a regrowth programme, the hairs you accumulate during this process obviously are – which is the point. The tint as well as the shape need upkeep as there will be fading and regrowth over time. According to the website, regular treatments can last between four to six weeks although this can vary from person to person.

Prices vary depending on the outcome of your consultation but prices start from £25. It’s worth chatting with your local salon about an estimate price before you book so you have a better idea.

What is used for HD brows?
HD Brows is a bespoke eyebrow treatment that is totally tailored to you – not a brow stencil in sight. It’s so much more than a standard eyebrow tint and wax; our expertly trained stylists combine our unique design formula with custom-blended colour, hair removal and make up application for brows that suit you.

What are the 7 Steps of HD Brows?

  • Preparation, Sensitivity & Patch Testing. First up, your stylist will ensure that you’re suitable for the treatment. …
  • Consultation. Consultation is key. …
  • Tinting. Every stage of the treatment is tailored to you and tinting is no different. …
  • Waxing. Next up is waxing. …
  • Threading. …
  • Finishing. …
  • Aftercare.

How do I take care of my HD brows?

Avoid the use of make-up and facial cleaners other that HD Brows products around the brow area for the next 24 hours. Avoid prolonged contact with direct sunlight, the use of sunbeds, saunas, steam-rooms, and swimming pools for 24 hours after the procedure.

HD brows (meaning High Definition) isn’t new, but it’s a popular treatment choice that held the UK’s number one spot for brow treatments back in 2018. Why? It’s bespoke to suit your eyebrow needs and the results speak for themselves.

What are HD brows and how our HD brows done?

The whole appointment usually takes around 40 minutes. First, you’ll have a consultation where the Brow Stylist talks you through your brows – the shape, the colour and how you want them to look. It’s here where you can talk about any issues you have with them – whether there are sparse areas or you’re unhappy with the shape, and they can advise on where to go from there.

 If you are looking for fuller brows, it might be that you and your Brow Stylist decide on a regrowth programme. If the eyebrows are over plucked, you’ll work with them to target growth in certain areas and you’ll be shown how to fill them in properly in between appointments. If you’re on this programme, the Brow Stylist will probably encourage you to use the lash and brow booster which promotes hair growth.

 The next step is tinting the brows. The colour is matched to the hair colour so that they don’t look out of place. The dye is applied, catching on to any baby and stray hairs that will give the appearance of fuller brows.

Are HD brows permanent and how much does it cost?

No, they’re not. Although if you’re put on a regrowth programme, the hairs you accumulate during this process obviously are – which is the point. The tint as well as the shape need upkeep as there will be fading and regrowth over time. According to the website, regular treatments can last between four to six weeks although this can vary from person to person.

Prices vary depending on the outcome of your consultation but prices start from £25. It’s worth chatting with your local salon about an estimate price before you book so you have a better idea.

Prices vary depending on the outcome of your consultation but prices start from £25. It’s worth chatting with your local salon about an estimate price before you book so you have a better idea.