Brow Shaping & Cleanup In-Home or Studio – Sample Service
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User reviewRefresh your brows with a personalized shaping and cleanup appointment in Palo Alto.
This service is for clients who want cleaner, more balanced brows without changing their natural shape too much. It works well for regular maintenance, first-time shaping, uneven brows, or anyone growing their brows out and needing help keeping them neat.
Before starting, I’ll ask what you like and dislike about your current brows and how much hair you feel comfortable removing. I’ll then shape the brows using waxing, tweezing, or both, depending on your skin sensitivity and natural growth pattern.
The goal is a polished result that still looks like you—not overly thin, overly arched, or heavily styled.
Studio Appointment in Palo Alto
The starting price includes a brow-shaping appointment at my private beauty space in Palo Alto.
In-Home appointments available in Palo Alto, Menlo Park, and Mountain View for an additional travel fee. Any added travel or parking cost will be confirmed before the appointment.
This Package Does Not Include
- Brow tint
- Brow lamination
- Microblading
- Permanent makeup
- Lash services
- Full-face waxing
- Brow correction involving permanent pigment
- Mobile travel fees
- Service over irritated, sunburned, or broken skin
Frequently asked questions
Should I let my brows grow before the appointment?
Yes. For the best result, avoid tweezing or waxing your brows for at least two to three weeks before your appointment when possible.
Can you keep my brows thick and natural?
Yes. I’ll discuss how much hair you want removed before starting. The service can be limited to a simple cleanup while preserving your natural fullness.
Do you wax or tweeze the brows?
I may use waxing, tweezing, or a combination of both. The method depends on your skin sensitivity, hair growth, and the shape we are creating.
What payment methods do you accept?
I accept Venmo, Zelle, and cash. Payment is due at the end of the appointment.
