The Eyebrow Goddess

If I had to do it all over again, I’d STILL start with threading 🧵✨

It’s low overhead which makes ROI a lot easier to reach. It’s something that doesn’t demand a huge investment right out the gate.

It’s also a low cost to a client, making new clients less hesitate to see someone new. It may not cost them too much but gives you the opportunity to wow them!

It’s also something that’s underutilized in our industry, which allows you to stand out. Giving you multiple sources of referrals. Not just clients sending you friends and family, but other service providers who don’t offer threading too.

It’s also something that’s low risk (if done correctly) allowing you to not only build your skill levels but also your confidence.

It doesn’t require a huge investment but it also doesn’t require a huge chunk of space in your treatment room. Meaning it pairs really well with other services; such as skincare, lashes and other brow services.

Threading built my business up and it can take yours to the next level too📈 wanna learn threading and other brow education? I’m ya gal✨ I created a mentorship program to help you become the brow artist you’ve always dreamed of. Browducation now on Skool!

Like I’m in no way remembering all the details you guys are remembering 🙈

I love hearing about them but I won’t be putting in my two cents. Can’t I just love a hot fae man and magic?!✨

Please come back, we need to discuss and I need to give you my therapy bills🥲

Also I’m joking, please give me all your book recommendations 🩷

Struggling with threading? Maybe you’re focusing too much on speed and not enough on proper pressure🤔

Threading speed comes with time and practice. Applying pressure helps to remove the hairs appropriately and if that’s not learned first the speed won’t matter.

Both are inportant but think of it as building blocks. We need to lay the foundation before we get to the roof. Pressure is your foundation, speed is your roof.

If you’re tired of watching YouTube videos to learn threading to no avail. Let’s chat! I created an online mentorship program that will help you not only learn threading but also level up your brow skills and become a better artist.

Browducation isn’t just another course in the brow world. It’s everything I wished I had when I was a new esthetician wanting to learn the art of brows.

As an educator I’ve taught in so many ways over the years whether it’s online or in person. Whether it’s a student or client. I’ve learned so much over my decade in the industry and I want to share it ALL with YOU✨

This program is my way to create what I wish I had and make the best style of education I’ve ever experienced. Not just a watch this and figure it out style. It’s designed to give you the education you need through every step of the way.

And I’m so excited to see you grow and master your skills to be the artist you want to be💕 check out Browducation on Skool today!

My goal as a human, business owner, woman, etc. ✨

It’ll always be hard, it’ll always be busy, and it’ll always be happening.

So I’m seeking happiness in any moment I can 💕

Ok my first post! I know anyone who’s read knows the enormous void after you finish Onyx Storm. I was hunting for a series to fill it that had a similar vibe and I was recommended Silver Elite by Dani Francis.

It has the war vibe, enemies to lovers, twists, and hot book bfs🔥

What got you out of your Fourth Wing slump? 📚

Love how this lifted combo turned out😍

A lifted combo includes a lash lift (with tint) and a brow lamination. Making her day to day easier, whether she wants to put making on or not.

Nothing beats waking up feeling put together and ready for the day☀️

Hand-threading tripping you up? 🧵

Try these three tips👇🏻

1. Applying enough pressure ensures you wrap the hairs at the base and remove from the root. This creates an even uniform pull and helps avoid breaking the hairs. But, too much pressure can cause you to grab the skin, make sure you’re client is holding taut to avoid that.

2. Hair weaving can help make sure the hairs you’re trying to remove are within the “v”s of your thread or what I call the hair removal zones. Using the thread to brush or weave through the hairs can help get them in the right position for the best removal.

3. Use your thread to double check your line work, symmetry, and overall shape! Leaving the brows are symmetrical as possible✨

Try these tips and let me know if they helped! If you’d like more guidance or help learning threading make sure to check out Browducation on Skool 🧵✨

We know the pain of accidentally over trimming your brow hairs. Sadly, when that happens it’s time to let them grow, grab a brow pencil to fill in the meantime, and if you’re really desperate purchase a brow growth serum😅

But let’s also cover how to do this so you don’t do it again. First, less is more and a spoolie is your best friend.

No brushing the hairs up and holding them there. That’s how the holes are created🙅🏻‍♀️

Brush them up in an exaggerated way and only cut the hairs that remain up and out of the shape.

Do it a couple times, while brushing them how you normally style them in between each time.

Less is more! ✂️ was this helpful? Let me know if you try it!