Men's eyebrow shaping
The outline gets cleaned up without touching thickness or changing your expression.
Map the arch first. Remove the hair second.
Waxing isn't about removing hair: it's about deciding where your brow starts, peaks and ends. Before any wax, the design is drawn on your face, measured to your features and approved by you. Only what falls outside that shape comes off. It takes 40 minutes, needs no healing time, and visibly opens up your eyes.
Start, peak and tail are measured against your bone structure and your real symmetry, not a template.
You see it drawn on your face before we begin. Anything you're unsure about is adjusted right there.
The area is cleansed and protected so the wax acts on hair, not on skin.
Hair outside the design is removed section by section, controlling temperature and growth direction.
Tweezers for what wax shouldn't touch, a soothing product and final styling.
Wax isn't applied on compromised skin. The service isn't performed in these cases:
Not sure about your case? The consultation is free and we review it together.
Clean and natural by default: your density is respected and only what breaks the shape comes off. For a sharper arch, we decide at the mapping stage.
The skin may stay pink. It settles on its own; if it bothers you, gentle cold on the area.
No sauna, hard workouts, pool or makeup over the waxed area.
A gentle acid-free cream supports follicle recovery.
Brushing keeps the growth direction and the shape we designed.
Time to come back: new growth can be removed while keeping the same design.
With upkeep every 3–4 weeks the shape holds and each session gets shorter.
Mapping and custom design, waxing, tweezer detailing, soothing product and final styling.
The wax is felt for a second or two per section and fades immediately. The area stays pink for a while and is calmed with product during the appointment itself.
Every 3 to 4 weeks. That's the cycle where new growth is long enough to remove without breaking the shape.
Only what falls outside the design you approve before we start. If your brows are sparse the strategy is the opposite: remove little and grow them out with direction.
Yes, once the skin has healed. It's actually recommended: hair outside the pigmented design muddies the result.
Both. Wax does the bulk of the work and clears fine hair; tweezers finish the outline where wax shouldn't go.
The prior consultation is free. Pick a day and time on the calendar.
The outline gets cleaned up without touching thickness or changing your expression.
Tint catches even the finest hairs: a fuller brow the same day.
Hair brushed up and set: a fuller brow effect, with no pigment.