Eyebrow Embroidery in Kepong — Plus Lashes & Hair Removal

Four to six weeks before the colour truly settles. The first few days look darker and bolder than the end result. Weeks two and three involve flaking and a stage where the brows look patchy or seem to have faded badly — this is the part that panics people, and it is completely normal. The colour then comes back up. We walk you through this before you book, because knowing the timeline is the difference between a worrying month and a relaxed one.

Microblading is the famous one, but it is not automatically the right one. It creates fine hair-like strokes that look very natural on normal to dry skin, while powder brows give a soft shaded finish. On oily skin, microblading strokes often blur within a year, which is an expensive disappointment — so for many people in our humidity, powder is the better long-term choice. We recommend based on your skin, not on what is trending.

Mostly artist experience, pigment quality, and whether a touch-up is included. Very low prices are often promotional rates for a new artist building a portfolio, and sometimes exclude the touch-up that the result genuinely needs. Brows sit on your face for a year or more, so this is one of the poorer places to shop purely on price. We will quote you clearly and tell you exactly what is included.

Extensions add new lashes for a more dramatic look, lasting three to four weeks before needing infills. A lash lift curls and lifts the lashes you already have, lasting four to eight weeks with no infills. Extensions win on day one; a lift usually wins over a year on both cost and effort. If your natural lashes are healthy and reasonably full, a lift often gives people exactly what they wanted at a fraction of the upkeep.

Properly applied and properly removed, they should not. Damage usually comes from extensions that are too heavy for the natural lash, or from people pulling them off themselves. Do not pull them out — come back and let us remove them. General eye-safety guidance is worth reading from the American Academy of Ophthalmology, and if you have sensitive eyes, tell us before we start.

It depends entirely on how long you plan to keep going. Waxing is cheaper every visit; laser costs more up front but usually works out cheaper by around the third year because sessions taper off. Laser also works best on darker hair against lighter skin, so results vary by hair colour and skin tone and we will be honest about what to expect rather than promising permanence.

Yes, for embroidery pigment and for lash adhesive. It is a small step that takes a few minutes and it is worth doing — reactions are uncommon but far easier to prevent than to fix. If you have had a reaction to pigment, adhesive or hair dye before, tell us at the consultation.

Yes, but the technique matters more. Oily skin tends to blur fine microblading strokes faster, so a powder or combination approach usually holds better and stays looking clean for longer. This is exactly the sort of thing the free consultation sorts out — five minutes looking at your skin saves a year of regret.