Anatomy of a great Lash and Brow Makeover

This is a HUGE Post, So I am going to break it up in to a few smaller easy to digest chunks.

The eyes have it lash and brow makeover has been a signature treatment at Peachy ever since I started. It one of my favorite treatments to perform because it's easy, dramatic and combines my love of brows, and some massage.
Its not a difficult treatment to perform, but with out a few key ingredients it can be a less than special experience. At Peachy the endeavor is to always make every treatment memorable and awesome.
So this is how we do it.

Clean Equipment = Hygienic Equipment

the Ambiance...

Step 1: Creating the right ambiance.  
The space that you have your treatment in sets the mood. The room should be comfortable and clean and at a good temperature. Your therapist should have towels on the table and something to cover you when necessary (if you get cold) Also in Winter I like to make sure that there is a heat pack or heated blanket on the table so things are extra toasty.

 Step 2: 
 Talk to your client! My wonderful model Madeline was a client who was virtually new to me. I'd seen her once many many moons (and clients) ago, so I needed to TALK to her about what she was looking to get out of her treatment. This is a fundamental step that seems to be overlooked all the time in salons and why I see so many women with misshapen brows that are too short over over plucked. I know that I have been able to help bring back some brows from the brink of destruction (yep dramatic i know!) But for lots of women their brows are really important. They are right there on their face and if you stuff it up EVERYONE will notice (again dramatic but that how people think)
So taking the time to look your client in the eyes and ask them some simple questions before you start ripping the hairs out of their face is just the right thing to do.
Here's a great list of questions:

1. How can I help today? 
2. What do you like about your current eyebrow shape? What changes would you like to make? 
3. Is there anything that bothers you about your brows?
4. Do you have any allergies?
5. Are you comfortable with having a lash tint? 
6. What have you had done in the past? Good expereinces or bad?

Part of helping clients is understanding their needs. Talk TO them and work with them.
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