Lisa Lewin - HD Brow Technician & Eyebrow Specialist

General information

Thank you for taking the time to visit my page. A very warm welcome to you all.

I would like to start by telling you that, I so enjoy what I do. Working with brows started for me in my teens, I was forever tinting and shaping them, then in 2008 I decided that I would take it further and here I am 6 years later with 3 amazing treatments that I personally have every faith in.

My first being HD Brows.... I love, love, love this treatment as it is such a wonderful & creative process. It takes between 45 minutes to 1 hour with an outcome that is always surprising to the client, with comments like "How do you get such a fantastic shape or I never knew my brows could look so good". This isn't just shaping and tidying but Eyebrow Artistry. The tinting process comes in a few shades depending on your skin type which is chosen whist going through the consultation, followed by the shaping process of threading, waxing, trimming & plucking. Not only are the results transforming but my clients look forward to laying back and being pampered. I know you may think that waxing and threading must be uncomfortable but I would say that 85% of my clients enjoy the process and find it relaxing. The other 15% soon find that after a couple of treatments, it really isn't that bad.
I am hoping that my regular clients who join me on this page are able to help with any worries that you might have and of course I will do so too but I do believe that they give the best feed back.

Next is the Semi-Permanent Make-Up (Eyebrows & Eyeliner), which I trained for in 2008 with Nouveau Contour. A wonderful treatment for people with sparse Brows, Alopecia or cosmetically for a better shape.
For me it has made my daily routine a lot easier since having the treatment back in 2007 in New Zealand. Apart from keeping them tidy (plucking) or an occasional HD Brow treatment, I do nothing else. The shape is always there, when I wake, shower, swim or exercise. The only downfalls are, that you will need to have them retouched annually as they fade over time. The other would be, needles are used due to it being a form of tattooing and although for myself and my clients, that is not a problem, I do understand that it can be a daunting process for others. I would recommend that you take your time to look into this process before going ahead with the treatment.

Once again, I thank you for joining me here.

Lisa Lewin