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| - Because of the lack of reviews, I thought I'd leave my two-cents of my experience there a few weeks ago.
Just so you know, it was my first time ever getting my brows done - so I was quite attentive of the procedure and the staff. It's a small space, but very warm. The employees talk with you while getting your brows done, similar to how your hair stylist gets to know you while getting your hair "did". They also talked to me about what I was expecting rather than what I wanted (since I didn't really know about what I wanted... which was natural, not bushy eyebrows). When she was done plucking she asked if I wanted any witch hazel, which was a nice touch. The total was about $22 bucks. Now, I knew that it would be expensive... and I figured it's because I'd be getting what I paid for...
But the price still felt steep. My brows didn't look much different at all. And on top of that, they really wanted me to come back (get your e-mail, make sure you book a future appointment, tell you that you need to improve your brows so you have to come back, etc...) . Don't get me wrong, my experience was great, it was just that I think 20 bucks was too much for such a simple service, especially when you see other places that offer very similar services for 1/5th the cost.
So my final verdict is, for anyone who's interested in the Brow House...
Save up, and go once. You should probably grow out your brows a bit, so you at least feel like you get your monies worth.
Really though... You should only go here if you have a problem with your brows (i.e. over plucking, problem with shape, it's your first time ever getting your brows done so you want to do it right, etc...).
Otherwise, I'd skip.
peace!
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