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Eyebrows

  • 18-09-2007 11:55am
    #1
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    Hi all, just wondering if anyone can help. I want to get my eyebrows shaped. A cpl of years back some one messed them up big time (a professional) and they have never grown back properly so they are a bit uneven. However, the last few weeks I have done my best to let them grow as I have an occasion coming up. I now need to find somewhere that will do a good job. I want them thick on the insides and thinner on the out if you know what i mean. I have been told that Benefit in BT is good but would like a second opinion. Or if anyone knows anywhere else?

    Thanks


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  • #2
    princess-lala
    Closed Accounts Posts: 30,731 ✭✭✭✭princess-lala


    Yeh Ive heard the same about Benefit, never been there though.
    Go in and ask them and they will talk to you about them and what shape they think would look good :D


  • #3
    hotstuff2
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    Benefit in BT's are definitely the best. You need to book though.


  • #4
    hotstuff2
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    benefit are the best. you need to book though.


  • #5
    tweet-tweet
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    how much in advance would you need to book by?


  • #6
    panda100
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    If you really want to get your eyebrows shaped properly then I really would reccomend making a trip over to London. Every year I go to Shavata in Harrods (£50 for a seesion).Its really worth the money as she is the best in the bizz when it comes to eyebrows. Any Irish beuticians just end up plucking your eyebrows within an inch of their life!


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  • #7
    Siogfinsceal
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,915 ✭✭✭Siogfinsceal


    Panda is right shavata is the best I have heard it recommended so many times. If you cant afford the trip to england I know that shavata did create eyebrow 'templates' that could be used at home when pluckign eyebrows and that couldbe bought in shops im just not sure where you can get them! they did used to have them at www.asos.com so thats worth a look
    edit - here it is found them on her site:
    http://www.shavata.co.uk/eyebrowshapers.htm


  • #8
    panda100
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7,551 ✭✭✭panda100


    Siogfinsceal wrote:
    Panda is right shavata is the best I have heard it recommended so many times. If you cant afford the trip to england I know that shavata did create eyebrow 'templates' that could be used at home when pluckign eyebrows and that couldbe bought in shops im just not sure where you can get them! they did used to have them at www.asos.com so thats worth a look
    edit - here it is found them on her site:
    http://www.shavata.co.uk/eyebrowshapers.htm

    You can get them in marks and spencers,there really good.


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