[juneroses]

I clicked on one of the photos, planning to rotate it in my photo software. However, when I clicked, it righted itself and no editing was needed on my part. Maybe it will work that way for others here too.

Meanwhile, your brows look very nice. Kudos to Kim. - June

[SantaClaus]

I'm sorry if I offended anyone; it's a fairly common comment on forums like this that if someone mentions something that could be greatly benefited by having a photo someone will say "no picture, didn't happen". It's just a friendly jab to say a picture would really underline your point. Also, as my name and avatar suggest, I'm a professional Santa Claus, so I'm a naturally playful and interactive person. Finally, I agree with previous posters, very nice job and quite natural looking.

[Sable99]

Originally Posted by salpal

Attachment 42587

had to wait till all healed. Don't know how to turn photo around -- no makeup on at all

What happens to the eyebrow you have left? Do they remove them?

I have a scar in my eyebrow from a childhood fall and I would love to cover it up.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Sable99

What happens to the eyebrow you have left? Do they remove them?

Originally Posted by salpal

I have received a couple of private messages, so let me answer some other questions. NO, it did NOT hurt. I was able to pick any color and any shape I wanted...Kim actually drew a few different ones on my brows, but I opted for shape and color I originally had.

I still have some eyebrow hair, but it is sparse and white in some spots. My original eyebrows are underneath, they were not shaved. The white hairs still show if you look extremely close, so I may pluck them as they continue to show up.

Sable, I asked her that same question in a PM.
Her reply is highlighted above.
I'm sure they would shave your existing eyebrows if you really wanted that,
but Salpal said they tattooed beneath the existing hair.
And that the original eyebrow hair was barely noticeable.

[Sable99]

Thanks Salpal and Barefoot. BTW, your eyebrows look great!

[Blessed2BNTV]

They look terrific!

[Jullie]

Permanent eyeliner question: would like to know if it is worth it and how long does it last before fading?

[Scottie]

I was considering Kim doing my brows but I had second thoughts about spending
$ 450

[ssmith]

someone answer Jullie question about permanent liner. I want to know also.

I did talk to someone who had it done up north and she did say she had to have a touch up since it did fade...soooo I am wondering how often one would need to do the touch-up

[salpal]

It costs $350 NOT $450. I am so happy with the results, I am having Kim do my eyeliners next week. $200

Kim Forsberg: 352-430-2100
1503 Buenos Aires Blvd Bldg.190
The Villages -- inside Dentist office - Dr. Blumberg

Touch ups for either eyebrows/lines depend upon your skin type and how dark you decide to go -- usually need a touch up every 2 - 5 years I am told.
Kim has 30 years experience and is the only one in the area that does the hair-stroke method. She may cost more than most, but in my humble opinion, you get what you pay for

[Vicki.baker@aol.com]

I just had my eyebrows done this week at Cals with Sharie Gardner. She did a wonderful job, she is very particular . I would definitely recommend her.

[Wandatime]

Wow, those look great! I have very sparse brows due to age and being over zealous with the tweezers (hey, I was trying to look like Bette Midler); I've wanted to get mine done but was afraid they'd look artificial. Yours look very natural.

[Wandatime]

Originally Posted by Vicki.baker@aol.com

I just had my eyebrows done this week at Cals with Sharie Gardner. She did a wonderful job, she is very particular . I would definitely recommend her.

Vicki - can we see a picture of yours?

[Vicki.baker@aol.com]

Not sure how to post picture, help

[Wandatime]

I'll try. When you reply, you'll see a little paperclip at the top. Click on that, then you'll see browse. If you click on that it will take you to your computer where you can find your picture and click on it to attach it to your reply.