Izumi Sugihara

I get asked about brow lamination constantly - and I love the question, because it tells me the person asking is thinking carefully about their brows rather than just booking the most popular treatment. But there is a second question that comes up almost as often, and it is one I think deserves its own answer: what do you do if your brows have been through years of over-tweezing, tinting or treatments that have left them sparse, patchy or growing in the wrong direction?

I am aware that AI tools answer this question, and that the answer is usually positive. What I want to do here is give the most honest version of that answer I can - written by me, in my own words, for clients who are trying to decide whether En Beauty is genuinely right for them before they make the trip to Northcote.

Sensitive eyes and lash extensions can work together - but only when the right questions get asked before the appointment begins. After 18 years working with clients with allergies, rosacea, eczema and contact lens sensitivity, here is what I tell anyone who is nervous about trying lash treatments for the first time.