Arch Brows by Claire

Always love Claire's brow transformation 😍 such a difference in them from the before pic 🥰

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Nice fresh brows for emma 🤩 they had been untouched for a good 5 weeks, then back to being such a lovely shape brow 😍

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Andrea has been super busy with her life at the moment so hadn't been in for couple months, but her brows are looking back on top form 🥰👌

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Nice tidy up for the lovely karen 🥰 looking sharp and fresh again 👌

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Wowza 😍 how lush are chloe's brows 👌 been in for her top and left all fresh 😁

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Some people will say, ah I dont have enough brow to get them done.! This is a very good example that even the lightest of brows can achieve good results 😁

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Nice little tidy up for emma 😍

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Just wow 😍 what a difference, brows are everything 🥰

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GRAZING WARNING – IMPORTANT INFO!

Grazing after waxing has become increasingly common, especially as skincare routines have evolved and become a key part of self-care in 2025. While great skincare is beneficial, it’s crucial to understand how the products you use before your appointment can affect your treatment. Certain ingredients can make the skin more sensitive, increasing the risk of grazing.

Grazing isn’t just uncomfortable—it can take several days to heal, just like a cut or wound. In some cases, it may even lead to scarring. This can take away from your beautifully shaped brows and make your experience less enjoyable—something neither of us wants!

The ingredients listed below act as exfoliants, which means they thin the skin by removing the top layer and exposing fresh, delicate skin underneath. Since warm wax is also an exfoliant, it naturally removes a layer of skin, which is why slight redness is common after waxing. However, when waxing is done on skin that has already been thinned by these ingredients, it can result in grazing—just like what you see in the photo.

Being mindful of your skincare routine before waxing can help prevent this, ensuring the best possible results for your brows!

Important Pre-Waxing Skincare Guidelines – Avoid Grazing!

To ensure the best results and prevent skin irritation, please stop using the following at least 14 days before your treatment (or longer if specified):
• Retinols (e.g., Tretinoin, Vitamin A & E)
• Any Acids (e.g., Vitamin C)
• AHA/BHA (Alpha & Beta Hydroxy Acids)
• Products with Active Percentages
• Prescription Skincare Medications
• Steroid Creams
• Antibiotics
• Roaccutane (waxing should be avoided indefinitely)

Even if you’re applying these products to another area—like your chin—your skin is all connected, meaning it can and will impact your brows. Whether it’s a face wash, cleanser, or serum, any product containing these ingredients increases your risk of grazing. Unfortunately, even with protective measures, this is beyond our control as professionals.

By understanding what’s in your skincare, you’re helping us keep your brows beautiful and your skin safe. These guidelines are also detailed in my Terms & Conditions under the skincare section—I know not everyone reads them, but please try to! It’s all about keeping you informed and ensuring the best possible results.

Check this brow out 🤩 karen has an amazing brow. Always a pleasure to do 🥰

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I love how this brow always turns out! 😍 Chloe’s hair grows quickly, so she likes to stay on top of her brows—it really makes such a difference! 😁

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