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    Monday, 15 November 2010

    TREATMENT REVIEW: HD BROWS

    So, after hearing several people talk about HD Eyebrows I decided to give them a go myself. Initially I didn’t have a clue what they were, but I’ve noticed more and more people who are sporting an impeccably groomed set of brows – all thanks to this new treatment. Just look on the TV at the Coronation Street, Hollyoaks and X Factor girls.

    I generally maintain my eyebrows myself as - after a few bad experiences which involved me only having half an eyebrow left on two occasions - I decided I would never trust anyone with my brows again. So agreeing to go and have the treatment done was a big decision in itself. There was also the cost aspect. Now, I’m not tight, but I did feel that paying £35 for my eyebrows done was quite steep. I was very intrigued so still decided to give it a go. 


    I searched high and low to find specific information about the treatment to no avail, so hopefully this blog will help others in the same position.  

    I booked my appointment in at Jesmond Beauty Clinic in Newcastle, hoping they would look okay as I was meeting a friend for tea straight after. Here’s a picture of my eyebrows before (sorry about the quality):




    I arrived at the salon and was taken up to the treatment room. I then asked the beautician to make sure that a) I still had eyebrows left at the end of the treatment and b) they weren’t too thin!

    I was asked how dark I wanted my brows to be dyed. They are already dark and I didn’t want too much of a dramatic change so I decided on just a few shades darker to match my hair. She did advise me that I could go darker on the next treatment if I wanted.

    She then took to trimming my eyebrows which I must admit was daunting considering I didn’t want to go much thinner! This was followed by a short tinting process.

    Then came the waxing! Not painful at all and with lukewarm wax which was unusual. Each strip was positioned precisely in the right place and a tool was used to pull out all of the hairs which she didn’t want to remove. This took quite a while and the overall treatment took about 45 minutes. There was then some plucking and a general tidy up and I was passed the mirror...

    Now, I wouldn’t say that it seemed too much different to a standard eyebrow treatment, however the results were completely different! My brows genuinely looked thicker, much more groomed and perfectly in place. I definitely think it was worth the money! They were slightly red (as normal with any treatment) and a mineral make-up was then applied to hide the colour.

    I left the salon very happy and went to meet my friend. The first thing she said was that my eyebrows looked great and asked where I’d had them done.

    I then went into a client's office (which is primarily full of men) and received several comments asking if I’d changed my hair as it looked nice! I figured that them noticing any type of change was good. 

    So, I’ve added a picture of my brows now – again, I know it’s not great quality but I hope it helps! I would definitely recommend the treatment to others!




    If you have any questions about the treatment I’d be happy to help and please feel free to leave any comments if you’ve had, or are thinking about having, the HD Brow treatment.


    I'm busy planning another treatment so will post again soon!!! Please also let me know if there's any treatments you would recommend. 


    I've since added a follow-up post about the HD Brows treatment. You can read this by clicking here. 

    6 comments:

    1. madeleinemmm20 November 2011 09:40

      Hey ! i was wondering if the follow up treatment is essential?? Or can i just maintain the result myself?

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      1. Jerri Murtagh30 July 2012 11:21

        You could probably maintain it for a little while after however I think you would still need to keep going back to get it done.

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    • Anonymous26 January 2012 10:17

      I was under the impression that threading was also part of the HD Brow treatment but you do not mention that in you write up? Was threading a part of the overall treatment? and how long does it last ?

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      1. Jerri Murtagh30 July 2012 11:23

        The treatment lasted around 45 minutes. Threading is part of this however I didn't require it as my eyebrows don't grow in too thick. I've had a similar treatment at Serenity in the City and they used threading - the result was extremely similar to the HD Brows too.

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    • someone who knows11 April 2012 14:18

      i have been looking for this info for ages!!
      getting this treatment done tonight and was on the fence but i'm going to give it a go for sure! i posted about my trials and tribulations with brows this morning on my blog and will update it after the treatment!! thank you, i feel a mention on my blog is due! XX

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    • Rachael2 October 2012 09:21

      I've linked this post to my blog. Thanks for the inspiration.Rx

      http://sandersonsmithstory.blogspot.co.uk/

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