Janet Gilbert - JGINK

Less isn’t always more… but when it comes to natural brows, it usually is.

Hair STRØQ is all about softness, precision and respecting each client’s natural features. Every brow is designed individually, because no two faces and no two brow patterns.. are ever the same.

Subtle changes can make the biggest difference. 💚

Not every client starts with a blank canvas.

This client came to me after previous laser removal, which meant every step needed to be carefully considered from shape design and stroke placement to colour choice and long-term healing.

The goal wasn’t to create a bold brow. It was to restore what had been lost and create a result that felt natural, soft and believable.💚

The response to the first edition was incredible, and I’m so excited to announce the second edition of Skin Tech Fundamentals. 🤍

What started as an idea to help artists better understand the science behind PMU has grown into a programme that is helping professionals build more confidence, achieve more predictable results and truly understand the skin they work on every day.

It’s about knowledge, critical thinking and creating better outcomes for our clients through a deeper understanding of skin physiology, healing and treatment planning.

I can’t wait to welcome a new group of artists to Dublin for the second edition of Skin Tech Fundamentals. 💚

One of my favourite things about HairSTRØQ is that it’s not about creating the “perfect Instagram brow” it’s about creating brows that look believable, wearable and beautifully natural. 💚

The smallest details make the biggest difference. Direction, placement, flow and understanding how each individual hair works within the overall design.

This result is a great example of how subtle enhancements can completely transform a face while still looking effortless and natural.

Delighted to be able to offer Beginner PMU training in Wexford with 30% funded by Image skillnet -

I have 1 place available on my upcoming Training in September

Beginner PMU Brows Training • Image Skillnet By Janet GilbertWhen:21st, 22nd, 23rd & 24th of September 2026Duration: 4 in-person training days 24 weeks guided online support (3 sessions per week)Time: 9.45am – 5.30pmLocation: Carrig House, Roche's Rd,

Precision is one of those things everyone talks about, but very few people truly dedicate time to refining.

As artists, we often focus on results, healed work and new techniques, but behind every beautiful result is something much less glamorous: repetition, hand control, consistency and attention to detail.

That’s exactly why I love the idea behind this workshop. A full day dedicated to slowing down, refining technique and working on the foundations that make the biggest difference in our results.

No shortcuts. No trends. Just precision, consistency and better artistry.

If you’re an artist who wants to feel more confident in your work, create smoother gradients and gain greater control over your machine and hand movements, this is definitely one to consider.

📍 Dublin
📅 18th August

Because sometimes the biggest growth comes from improving the things nobody sees. 💚

One thing I really loved about this event was the people behind it.

Getting the chance to meet and learn from artists like Stephanie and Kim two incredibly talented women I’ve admired in this industry for a long time made the experience even more special.

I also genuinely appreciated the effort that went into creating an educational event like this in Ireland. Seeing so many artists in one room, all wanting to grow, improve, and give better results to their clients… was honestly inspiring.

When you work mostly on your own, it’s easy to stay in your own bubble and become fully focused only on your day-to-day routine.
That’s why events like this matter so much being able to connect with people who understand the same challenges, experiences, doubts and goals reminds you that growth happens faster when we share knowledge together.

Not too long ago, there wasn’t this kind of focus on education and community within the Irish PMU industry, so it’s really nice to see things evolving in this direction now. A big thank you to the organisers for creating such a great event, and to everyone who shared their knowledge so openly 💚