​The brow specialist (Selina at AMK Hub) told me to expect the color of the embroidery to fade. This will help her better assess how well my skin takes to the natural pigments, and for her to gauge the color density of the pigmentation she needs for my touchup. 
The picture on the right that was taken a month after I’ve first done the embroidery, the day before the touch up session. Though the color has faded somewhat, and I didn’t color in my brows, it’s still pretty well-defined. 

I feel that the armchair deserves special mention. You could technically raise the leg rest and be super comfortable, but I didn’t want to obstruct or make it difficult for Selina to do her work, so I sat rather primly. Regardless, the armchair was so comfortable that I fell asleep during the second half of the embroidery session. I was tired of course, but that should really give you a gauge of the pain level you expect to experience during an eyebrow embroidery session. ​

Similar to the previous time, she started with drawing my brows with a brow pencil to reframe it. I was given a mirror to confirm that was the design I wanted before she started work. ​

There was literally, no down time at all. 

This photo was taken immediately after the embroidery was completed, and I was drowsy because I had just woken up. 
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There was no swelling at all, and the brows immediately look natural. There wasn’t a need to wait a week for it to fade, and I cannot stress enough how important it is to have a specialist who is experienced enough and skilled at her craft.

​Taken on Day 3 post-touch up, with zero makeup right before I go to bed, the eyebrow embroidery helps me look more “put together” even without makeup. I presume I’ll be scaring less people at the gym :D 
 
The scabbing was lesser this time round (which is a good thing), all is great! The embroidery can last up to 18 – 24 months, depending on how well you take care of it, and differs from person to person. 
 
One of the best beauty decisions I’ve ever made! 

I've recently been using the SkinSoul Skin Shield™ set, that's a all-natural skincare range formulated in Switzerland.

About SkinSoul
SkinSoul is a high-end skincare and cosmetics company established in 2015 by Dr Jo’sLab. The ingredients used by SkinSoul are 100% paraben and lead free, with no artificial chemical additives, mineral oils and animal-derived ingredients. SkinSoul products are suitable for all skin types as they only use the most natural ingredients.

The SkinShield™ range is enriched with pure organic Ashitaba which is a A green leafy plant that grows in Japan, Hachijo Island. It has been used as a natural medicine for over 400 years, and is also known as the“tomorrow leaf” as it contains a variety of anti-oxidants called Chalcones. Chalcones are anti-allergic, anti-inflammatory, helps protect UV damage, is anti-bacterial, regenerative, contains anti-oxidants, promotes blood circulation and helps prevent infection. A fusion of other precious botanical extracts are also present. The best part is perhaps that the skincare doesn't contain unnecessary colouring and perfumes. 

The SkinSoul Travel Essential Kit is a 5-piece travel essential set curated by SkinSoul for glowing skin even when you are on the go! It's the complete range that is suitable for all skin types, perfect for travelling, a trial, or even as a wonderful gift to a loved one this Christmas. 
The set contains:

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5. Night Cream (10 ml)

Besides the fact that the skincare range is au natural and light on the skin, my personal favourite is the 12-in-1 Suncare Day Cream, which makes the travel set absolutely worth it to get to try. 

Other effects include tightening of the skin, brightening of complexion, rejuvenation, and minimisation of pores. 

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