Brow Envy
Registered and fully qualified Brow tech and permanent makeup artist. For brows, lips and eyeliner!
Micro shaded brows! Sooo natural x
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Another award! 🏆
So very grateful for all the wonderful reviews you’ve all written about me, would have this award without all of them, thankyou! 😘
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As a passionate permanent makeup artist, I would never take on a client, unless I truly believed I could improve their brows. NEVER.
I believe in being totally transparent, I’d never just do it for the money, which unfortunately I think is very common.
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Still trying to process this… I came 2nd at the Brow Awards for combo brows 🏆😭
After nearly ten years in this industry, thousands of clients, constant learning and pushing myself… this means EVERYTHING.
This is only my second competition I’ve ever entered!
Not 1st… but honestly? I’m so proud of how far I’ve come ✨
And this is just the beginning 👀
Thank you to every single client and who trusts me with their brows—you’re a part of this 💖
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It’s true! Be prepared to hear “sorry can you repeat that, I was looking at your brows. They’re soooo nice”
It might even get annoying 😆
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Classic microblading reveal! Now booked till May 💗
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24/11/2025
✨ Why It’s Important to Let Old PMU Fade Before Getting New Hair Strokes ✨
One of the biggest keys to achieving beautiful, crisp, super-realistic hair strokes is starting with a clean canvas. When old permanent makeup is still too saturated, it can interfere with your results—no matter how skilled your artist is.
Here’s why fading matters:
1️⃣ Hair strokes need negative space to look natural.
Realistic brows rely on contrast. If old pigment is still dark or dense, the new strokes won’t stand out. Instead of soft, airy texture, the brow can look muddy or blocky.
2️⃣ You may have to go darker than ideal just to show up against old pigment.
When previous PMU is too saturated, the only way to make new strokes visible is by using a darker pigment. But darker isn’t always suitable for every skin tone or brow style—and it can lead to an overall look that’s heavier or harsher than you want.
3️⃣ Color corrections only go so far.
If the old color is too intense, even color adjustments can’t guarantee a clean, natural result. Fading ensures your new brows heal true to tone and shape.
4️⃣ Better longevity + better healing.
When the base is faded enough, new work heals beautifully, lasts longer, and maintains the crisp definition that clients love.
5️⃣ You’ll get the brows you really want.
Letting your old brows fade may require patience — but it ensures your final result is soft, detailed, and truly natural-looking, rather than forced over old work.
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✨ Trust the process.
If your artist recommends waiting or lightening sessions, it’s because they want your brows to look their absolute best. A little patience now = flawless, realistic results later.
Feel free to contact me about any questions or booking an appointment! 📅
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23/11/2025
The most beautiful green eyes!
But these brows help to take these eyes to another level! Show casing them perfectly 😍
Natural hair strokes, subtle but impactful!
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11/11/2025
Wow!!! 🤩
What a brow transformation this was!
After some laser removal (another artists work) and some healing time, we finally got to work on a new set of brows!
These new brows not only needed to look amazing, but also cover the old patchy, multiple colours that had been left from previous work! Not an easy task!
I’m pleased to report that my beautiful client left pleased as punch with her new brows 🥰
Never underestimate the power of the brows!!! They can make or break your entire face!
If you have some permanent makeup that you’re really not happy with, please get in touch!
Together with myself, and a couple of great laser specialists, we can help you achieve the brows you’ve always dreamt off! 😍🙌
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| Friday | 9am - 6pm |
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