Beautiful Browz

The women made me feel like they were trying to get me in and out. She took far too much off of my brows, and now they are horrible and thin. I asked her to keep them thick and she did not listen. Eyebrows are botched. There was no tact to her threading. I do not recommend.

This is a review about the brow bar that’s upstairs between the Disney store and jcpenny. With that being said, if I could give this place negative 5 stars, I would. Just horrible! This was my first time there and most definitely my last. I would never recommend them to anyone even my worst enemy. They took off so much hair in the beginning of eyebrows, it created a gap. It looks very silly, as if I plucked them myself and not a so called professional. Well, do you think I got an apology? Not at all, all I got was an attitude and they told me to just pencil it in. Unbelievable!!! Disgusting customer service!

My go-​to place when I’m home! I love the girls here. You tell them what you want if you are really particular about your brows. Saying «i want just a tiny bit taken off» allows them to do a little bit and then they show you what they’ve done before asking you whether you want more taken off.
They are super nice and the service is fast! Eyebrows -$ 8 upper lip -$ ⁶⁄₇ i think?
Tips can be in cash or on your card
Location: in the Lehigh Valley Mall, upstairs near JCPenny and the Disney store :)

Selfhood can be so blinding.
How is it that this outdated, square tomboy is the first to review Beautiful Browz on Unilocal?
One thing I’ve always been a little neurotic about is my eyebrows. Not because their vastly beautiful or because I have so much to lose when the esthetician botches one, the other or both. To the contrary, they’re often oddly-​shaped and manly looking.
Don’t you wish you could go back to the day when you were a teenager and your best friend talked you into allowing her tweezer your eyebrows for the first time, and take it all back, to have never mishandled your eyebrows in the first place? We’ve all been there, the raw, harsh-​looking ultra thin brow or worse, eyebrows that don’t match hair color, or one brow being higher or lower than the other. The prettiest eyebrows are natural, full and healthy-​looking; the ones that have probably never, ever been adulterated in any way.
My girlfriend went first. Did I say,“neurotic?” She seemed to be constantly struggling with finding a shape with which she could be happy, so she was thrilled to try this new technique that might take away her eyebrow agony. Her brows are often too thin, too many strays and unkempt. After her treatment, I have to say, they were beautiful and actually looked fuller and in line to her natural arch. She was quite pleased. For me: n o t so f a s t. After admiring the new beauty in my friend and following much debate, I stepped up to the chair, sat down and begged, pleaded and prayed that she not take too much off. You know what I’m talking about, the Pamela Anderson eyebrows look. Ten minutes later and after several tissues (your eyes tear-​up, quite a bit, and your sinuses are rattled), Angsty-​me, I looked in the mirror and with much surprise, my brows looked somewhat better. The threading treatment seemed to bring out my green eye color, but that fourth Chakra is yet to air because, for me… they were, in fact, too thin, showy and hyped up a bit. So, if you don’t mind the maintenance of keeping up with your eyebrows and you’re looking for a treatment that lasts longer than waxing or plucking, threading is for you. The treatment does make your brows look softer I suppose, but I do find the shaping to be just a bit too artificial and un-​natural looking for my liking.