FAQ
How does tweezing differ from waxing or threading?
Tweezing is our go-to for precision - especially if you’ve checked into our brow rehab. Each hair gets to plead its case before we let it go. It’s also gentler on the skin - no pausing your retinol or flinching through wax driven break outs. Waxing and threading aim for speed and symmetry, but that can sometimes mean sacrificing hairs you actually want to keep.
Is brow tweezing suitable for sensitive skin?
Absolutely. In fact, it’s the most skin-friendly option. No pulling, tugging, or post-treatment sting - just your brows, shaped with care.
How often should I get my brows tweezed?
Every 3–6 weeks tends to be the sweet spot. If your brows grow like weeds, go for 3. If they’re slower grow but you like to keep things tidy, 6 is your friend.
Will my skin be red or irritated after tweezing?
Most of our clients walk out without a hint of redness. But if your skin’s a little reactive, we’ll happily pop on a concealer touch-up before you head out. Plus, because we remove hairs at the root, there’s less chance of irritation or ingrowns.
Can I combine tweezing with brow tinting?
Yes, please do - it’s our most requested duo. Book in for The Brow Tint + Tweeze and get your shape and shade sorted in one go.
Does tweezing hurt?
A little, maybe - but nothing most people can’t handle. It’s quick, precise, and most clients barely flinch. And if it ever gets dramatic, we do have a piece of wood you can bite on (kidding... mostly).