

Brow Rehab: $60
Brow Shaping: $50
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Brow Rehab is appropriate for clients looking to change the shape and/or size of their brows, and/or to correct asymmetry. If you are a new client, please do not touch your brows for a minimum of 8 weeks before coming to your first appointment. In order to best help you, I ask that you come to your first appointment with as much new hair growth as possible.
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What should I expect?
Brows too thin, two different shapes or full of holes? Addicted to tweezing? Let's get you into Rehab! When we meet, I will introduce you to a technique I use called Brow Mapping. This is a method used by many of my favorite brow artists (Anastasia Soares refers to it as the Golden Ratio) and training companies. I will go in-depth during the consultation, but to put it simply: I find where the brow should start, arch, and end by measuring specific points on the client's face. After finding these points, I use them to draw an outline over and around the existing brow, using it as a guide to determine what hair I will remove and what hair will be left behind. Repeating this process at each appointment is referred to as Brow Rehab.
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Brow Rehab clients are Brow Mapped for consistency and receive a Brow Shaping using soft wax with brow trim at each appointment. I ask all of my Rehab clients to leave their brows alone completely in order for me to work more effectively. Education and guidance are a large component of the Rehab process, so each client never feels lost or frustrated along the way.
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Brow Rehab can take up to 5 years to complete, depending on the severity and method of the client's follicle damage. It is usually a slow but steady process.
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Why do I have follicle damage?
The hair follicle is a small organ located in the dermal layer of the skin. It is responsible for creating and nourishing hair cells all over the body. When a follicle dies, it will no longer produce hormones or peptides needed to produce hair cells, resulting in permanent hair loss at that site. Some clients may experience permanent hair loss due to health conditions, medication, drug use, infection, side effects from medication as well as mechanical friction, such as tweezing, threading, or excess rubbing or pulling. Excessive mechanical damage like repeated hair removal during vulnerable stages of the hair's growth cycle causes a lot of the design struggles we see in eyebrows.​
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How often should I get waxed as a Brow Rehab client?
Hair removal for this service should be repeated every 6-12 weeks depending on each client's rate of growth and style preference.
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Who can't get waxed?
Clients using any form of retinoids/retinol, prescription skincare, and/or acne medication are not eligible for services at Brows By Jane™ Please wait 30 days after receiving a chemical peel, dermaplaning treatment, microdermabrasion, microblading (any form of eyebrow tattoo), or microneedling to seek out this service. Clients allergic to glyceryl rosinate, palm oil, rapeseed oil, soybean oil, caprylic/capric triglyceride, chamomile flower, Pentaerythrityl Tetra-di-t-butyl hydroxyhydrocinnamate, titanium dioxide, or paraffinum liquidum, or those with open cuts, wounds, infections, undiagnosed lumps, or sunburn in the brow area cannot be serviced.