Beyond Looks by Brow Bar
Bring in old brow embroidery that has turned red or grey and the artist will cover it with a corrected colour, or laser it off over a few sessions before drawing new brows.
Come here if
- Old brow embroidery has turned red or grey on you
Known for
What guests come here for
What people say
How natural it looks
The strokes are fine enough to blend in with your own brow hairs, and the colour is kept soft.
How close it comes to what you asked for
The artist keeps adjusting the outline with you until you're happy, before any pigment goes in.
Now and then a set heals too dark and blocky for its owner's liking.
They explain what they are doing
Before starting, the artist tells you how the brows will scab, flake and settle over the next few weeks.
The team writes back at length to worried messages before a visit, sometimes with photos of the artist's earlier work.
Summarised from hundreds of public reviews. Last reviewed October 2026.
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“My artist, Jessica, was incredibly kind and understanding from the start.”
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Common questions
The things people ask before booking
Q How long should I set aside for brows?
Around two hours all told. The numbing cream needs roughly half an hour to work before the embroidery itself begins.
Q Will I need to come back after the first session?
Usually, yes. Brows get a touch-up a month or two after they've healed, and scalp pigmentation can take a second session.