Regina Brows-Natural Brow Expert

I’ve been in a funk and needed a little something self care today so decided to go get a blowout.

A good hair day is essential to feeling good and having someone do it for you is a great way to feel like a queen.

Thanks Wade Rees | Copper State Hair Stylist for helping a girl have a good day. 🙂

Tinted brow gel is the best way to add some depth and color and still keep your brows looking natural.

For many people pencil can give a more drawn on look.

I added a bit of highlighter under the brow to create some pop and define the brow line.

Brow gel Grande Cosmetics
Highlighter Billion Dollar Beauty

What kind of product do you prefer on your brows?

All Brows have hairs that grow down and hairs that grow up. Some Brows may have a stronger downward growth pattern than others.

Often times Brows that grow down get trimmed pretty heavily on the underside of the arch. That’s because the design is working against the natural brow growth and are trimmed to fit the desired shape.

I don’t manipulate Brows so that they can become the shape I want. I use the length of Brow hairs and the direction of the brow growth patterns to determine the shape that nature has already laid out.

I make sure your Brows are the way nature intended.

This client came in for her appointment and I noticed instantly how good her brows looked.

My clients are getting compliments on their brows even when they are ready to be done. So when that time has come that your brows look good even when they’re bad, I know we’ve reached a milestone.

So of course I had to take a picture and pull up her first time pic. And wow! Such a difference!

What are you waiting for? Schedule your appointment already!! Let’s get you your best brows.

This brow is so beautiful. Scroll the next few photos for a few different angles of the before and after and take a look at where we started.

You can see in the before, this brow wasn’t bad. But I knew it wasn’t living up to its full potential. Notice specifically how the top of the brow was a bit gappy. You can see there’s some spareness up there.

She’s been coming just over 3 months. The is at her 4th appointment. I was able to grow back in the top enough that you can see there’s no longer any gaps. I also did zero trimming on the eyebrow. Often times it’s the trimming that creates the gaps in the first place.

When you work with the natural length of the brow hairs, you don’t have to trim.

I don’t design brows based on what I want the brow to look like. I design brows based on what the brow naturally wants to do. So I let the brow hairs lay how they want. I let the brow hairs be as long as they want. And I shape accordingly.

Seriously…why go longer than 4 weeks?

it’s not about how long can you stand it or how bad can your brows get?

It’s just not necessary.

You want your brows to always look good.

Avoid that “Don’t look at me. I know I need to get my brows done” look.

3 weeks or 4 weeks…you will know which one you oh are. One week will be just tolerable but one week later and you’re hiding your face [you know what I’m talking about!]

Just come every month.

When you ask your new client how she found you and she says she asked Claude AI….

“Who does the best brows in Goodyear?”

And my website popped up!

Safe to say AI knows a thing or two about quality brow waxing!!

One year later.

She has naturally beautiful full and dense brows but I knew that could be even better.

Many people shape with the mindset of “creating an arch”.

In an attempt to create the arch they remove and trim the parts that create the best brows.

I don’t MAKE an arch. I ENHANCE your natural one.

Note in the after brow it looks thicker. I grew back the top of the brow. It created less of angle (less of an arch) but created more fullness. And the brow just flows better overall.

Brows don’t always need major transformations to show improvement.

Not all brows are bad. But most brows are overwaxed/over tweezed/over trimmed.

I fix that.

I bring your brows back to their most natural state. I don’t manipulate your brow to fit a desired shape. I shape according to your natural brow structure.

If you’re not sure what your clients natural brow structure is, consider joining my online course where I show you all the things you need to know to design your clients brows based on their natural design.

We have come so far. And we are now on the homestretch!

Just a few more rows of hair along the top. And finish filling in the gap under the arch.

But the brow is now in position.

It took some time to get there but we did. The plan was to take away the round, make it long, and so much more.

What do you think?