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Any recommendations where I could get permanent eyebrows (in central London)?

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ATrumpIsAFartCalledDonald · 05/08/2016 17:23

I work in central London and Google has obviously thrown up a few options but there's nothing better than personal recommendations.
I've also noticed a big difference in prices, around how much would you expect to be reasonable? I'm sick of tints, pencils, powders etc.

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DietingAgain · 05/08/2016 22:18

Price does range drastically. I have recently had mine done and after a lot of research I found the best of the best was karen betts. She has a clinic on Harley street London as well as two regional clinics. She is fab but will probably be the more expensive option. Google her, she's in you tube as well.

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DianaT1969 · 06/08/2016 08:09

I had mine done at Natural Enhancement in Chiswick. Good results. Try to do it on a Friday afternoon when you have nothing to for the weekend. The colour is very intense for the 1st 2 weeks and they look shiny because you put balm on to keep the skin from drying out. Like slugs on your face. I had planned acweek's holiday after and wore a baseball cap when out.

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maggiethemagpie · 06/08/2016 16:47

My advice is to pay a top of the range price or avoid! I stupidly let my eyebrow waxer do mine for a low price, thought it was getting a bargain but she f'd it up and I had to get it redone, luckily it all looks good now but it was very stressful. It's a highly skilled job, you want someone with plenty of experience, don't pay less than £400, prob £500 in London. It is good when its done properly now, mine look much better than before!

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maggiethemagpie · 06/08/2016 16:48

Sorry can't recommend in London as I don't live there. I've heard Tracie Giles is good though.

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LHReturns · 06/08/2016 18:14

Debra Robson Lawrence...

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DianaT1969 · 06/08/2016 19:27

I agree that it's worth paying for experience. It takes a few hours and is skilled work. Make an appointment to chat it through and view their work before committing.

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ATrumpIsAFartCalledDonald · 06/08/2016 20:06

Thanks for the tips! I admit to being a bit Shock when I saw prices started at £400 at some Harley st clinics as I honestly thought even £150 would be pushing it.

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