The HD Brows treatment takes around 45 minutes but we would suggest allowing around an hour for the treatment.

In a rush? As a HD Brows Master Stylist I can also offer an express treatment which takes just 15 minutes.

The effects of the treatment usually last around 4-6 weeks, however this can vary depending on your hair growth and how well it hold the tint.

After your first few treatments I will be able to recommend how often you should be having the treatment done.

Hope is not lost! As an expert Stylist, I will work with you on a re-growth programme to achieve the perfect brow shape for you.

In the meantime, you can ‘fake it to make it’ with a little make up application, demonstrated by myself. Use HD Brows Lash & Brow Booster or Brow Maximiser to encourage and improve hair growth, apply twice a day to see the best results.

HD Brows uses a various hair removal techniques to create your desired brow shape lasting around 4-6 weeks and costs £40.

Microblading is a semi-permanent technique that sits under the tattooing family.

Pigment is implanted into the skin with a fine needle to create the look of hair strokes. Microblading typically lasts around 1-3 years and starts at approx £500.

We do use permanent tint on the brows during the treatment, the lasting effects of this vary depending on skin type, routine etc. Results of the HD Brows treatment typically last around 4-6 weeks.

As a Master HD Brow Stylist, I am trained to the highest level, have completed an intensive course and provided numerous case studies before being allowed to offer this luxury treatment in salon, therefore the treatment can’t be done by anyone who hasn’t been officially trained.

You can keep your brows looking fresh between treatments at home by using the HD Brows make up range.

It can take anywhere from 2- 20 treatments. But does completely depend on the amount of hair you have to begin with. Some clients can achieve their desired shape after just one treatment.

I will be able to advice how many treatments I recommend to give you the brows you eventually want during your first consultation.

Due to EU law, you can’t have your brows tinted under the age of 16 – don’t worry, you can still have the treatment done from the age of 13 with parental consent however we would just need to skip the tinting stage.

Yes as a first time client, if 6 months has lapsed since your last appointment or there have been any changes in your health or medication (COVID or the COVID vaccine are classed as a medical change), you are required to book your patch test online for no later than 48 hours before and within 2 weeks of your brow service to minimise any risk of reactions.

HD Brows Stylists have undergone intensive training to ensure they’re in line with their high quality brow standards.

Pro Stylists have attended further training to work on more advanced hair removal techniques. Master Stylists (such as myself) are trained to the highest level possible, they have attended even further training and can also offer brow lightening, the express HD Brows treatment and even facial hair removal.

Elite Stylists are HD Brows Trainers, and work for Team HD training the nation to offer the UK’s No.1 brow treatment.

Brow Lamination also includes tinting, waxing, threading and tweezing. The difference is we finish with some nourishing oil that is left on overnight, rather than makeup as we do in a HD Brow treatment.

I totally understand that Mamas-To-Be want to look their best just as much as anyone else! You can still have the HD Brows treatment when you’re pregnant/breastfeeding (yay!) but we would need to skip the tint.

In effect from the 2nd May 2017, the HD Brows tinting policy is that clients under the age of 16, and clients who are pregnant or breastfeeding cannot be tinted as part of the HD Brows treatment.

There are products I will use instead, such as the HD Brows Colourfix to give a freshly tinted look, and I’ll show you how to use these products at home to help recreate that same look, without the risk.

Brow Lamination cannot be carried out at all during pregnancy/ breastfeeding.

For the time being, I would recommend either HD Brows (minus the tint) or HD Express. You can find more information about the different types of Brow treatments available at A-List Beauty here.

You will need to grow your hair for at least 4-6 weeks before a wax it should be about the length of a grain of rice. If you don’t leave it that long- I will know and you will be wasting your own time and money. hang tough and let it grow!

If you don’t usually wax, your hairs will grow back slower than usual for the first couple of weeks. after this- your hair growth may speed up again.

After repeated wax treatments your hairs will appear finer, softer and sparser. this is not permanent but will last while you are having regular waxes and not shaving.

Every 4-6 weeks but this depends on how fast your hairs grow. everyone is different. Most of my clients like to come every 4 weeks to ensure that clean, smooth and sexy feeling all the time- some can last for 6 weeks. after time you may find you can go longer in-between waxes.

You won’t get that horrible stubbly, rough feeling you get after shaving nor does it damage the skin in any way like those foul smelling hair removal creams!

Waxing is good for men and woman of all ages. Being waxed before a holiday is also a great idea. Who wants to be sitting around the pool looking like a yeti!

A lot of younger girls love to have Bikini waxes as the “Boyfriend loves it” wink wink!

I am a fully qualified and experienced professional Beauty Therapist and Female Intimate Waxing Specialist. I have trained in the Kim Lawless advanced methods of waxing such as female intimate and speed waxing and have been waxing since 2000.

I also use the best wax on the market. Trust me.

It is a fact that shaved hair is much tougher and stronger than waxed hair which will make it more painful.

Step away from the razor! You can help yourself by trimming the hair before you come to about ½ an inch or the length of a grain of rice. The longer the hair the more painful it will be.

The first time is always the worst but after that it gets much better.

I am happy to offer treatments while you have your period providing you wear a fresh tampon/ menstrual cup.

Please be aware that the week prior to, and during your period, many people feel heightened sensitivity, so it’s best to avoid waxing at this point in your cycle.

You can take a couple of painkillers around an hour before the treatment if you are concerned about pain.

Everyone feels and handles pain differently so if you do experience any- it will be for a matter of seconds. That’s it!

What to look out for:-
Your skin may be pink or raised for several hours following your waxing, but this is normal. If any spots or rashes persist for more than a week, or become infected, you should see your GP.

Girls if you are having an intimate wax (E.g. Hollywood, Brazilian or G-string) you will need to strip off from the waist down.

If you are going for a wax make sure you are going somewhere reputable. A fully qualified Beauty Therapist at a trustworthy salon. As with anything, if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. If you’re paying £10 for a Brazilian at the place over the road, you’re going to get exactly what you pay for.

They just have bad technique and could cause serious damage to your private parts! Read the reviews from my existing clients- they speak for themselves.

Gently exfoliate your skin a day or two before waxing, but skip harsh scrubs the day of your waxing appointment. Exfoliation helps wax grab hair and not skin, but it can also over-sensitise the skin, so lighter is better.

A rough washcloth such as A-List Beauty Exfoliating Washcloth is perfect for gentle exfoliation, but don’t scrub too hard.

Hormonal changes and extra blood flowing to your skin (especially your pubic area) can make you more sensitive to pain, just something to bear in mind….

But if waxing is usually your hair removal method of choice, then you’re fine to keep going as normal during pregnancy.

If you are new to waxing, you can be waxed after your 12 week check-up and have had the go-ahead by your midwife or GP.

Patch test instructions 

As a first time customer, if 6 months has passed since your last patch test or there have been any changes in your health or medication, a patch test is compulsory. This is to ensure your safety. Wax patch tests are optional. HD brows patch tests must be applied 48 hours before your first treatment and left on for me to check.  I will not be able to tint if I can’t see it on you.
All patch tests must be booked online. Failure to do so may result in the cancellation of your booking. More information is provided via email upon booking. Please email hannah@alistbeautytherapy.co.uk if you are unsure when your last patch test was.

Pregnancy, breastfeeding & under 16’s

If any of these apply to you, you cannot be tint, therefore a patch test is not needed. However I can still use and recommend products that you can use in-between your appointments and your eyebrows will still look great 🙂

Reaction to patch test.

If you find that you have reacted to the patch test, it is your responsibility to let me know asap and rinse the area immediately. If you fail to inform me of this beforehand and go ahead with the treatment, I am no longer liable for any reaction that took place. As per my insurance policy, I am required to take reasonable steps to prevent this i.e. do the patch test. On the other hand, if you do let me know about the reaction I am able to adapt the treatment to suit your sensitivity and skip the tint. If then you choose that you do not want to go ahead with the treatment at all – the 50% deposit will be retained and remain non-refundable.

IT IS MANDATORY FOR A HD BROWS PATCH TEST TO BE CARRIED OUT ON EVERY NEW CLIENT, 48 HOURS BEFORE EVERY TREATMENT.

How do I receive the patch test?

Patch tests are to be booked online at the time of booking your appointment for no later than 48 hours before your appointment. Click here to book.

At the appointment, I will check the patch test for signs of a reaction and remove using the wax when testing the heat.

The HD Brows patch test is the only practical aid used to identify potential hypersensitivity to the tints.

This patch test delivers a small amount of PPD and Resorcinol to the surface of the skin.

A reaction should occur within 48 hours if sensitivity is present, if you suspect a reaction has occurred, the patch test must be immediately removed (using sticky tape) and medical advice sought.

Even if only a slight reaction occurs, I will not tint your brows.

No, even if you have a negative result to the patch test this is no guarantee that a reaction will not occur during or after the treatment, that is an informed risk that customers choose to take when undergoing the HD Brows treatment.

The HD Brows patch test checks for sensitivity to PPD and Resorcinol only, it will not identify customers who are sensitive to any other ingredients found in tints and dyes.

Although customers must not remove or wash off the patch test before their treatment (unless a reaction occurs), small amounts of fracturing (when sections of the test flake away from the skin) during the 48 hour period is normal.

The PPD should still be absorbed by the skin, therefore not skewing the results.

If most of the test has fractured or if there is any doubt that the test has not worked, I will skip the tint for that treatment and test again 48 hours before their next treatment.

NO! If you have ever been exposed to Black Henna in the past, you must also never be patch test or tinted due to Black Henna containing such large amounts of PPD that you’re likely to react with further exposure.

Manufacturer’s guidelines for use of the HD Brows Dye prohibit re-dyeing of the brows until a minimum of 4 weeks has passed.

This is to prevent over-exposure and minimize the risk of reactions for the customer.

Wax tests are optional and can be refused by yourself. If you would like one simply click here to book online. If you do choose to have a wax test, it must be carried out no later than 48 hours before but within 2 weeks of your appointment.