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- Avoid using retinol, exfoliants, or strong active skincare products around the brow area for at least 48 hours before your appointment.
- Inform your brow artist about any skin sensitivities, allergies, or recent cosmetic treatments.
- Avoid waxing if the skin around the brows is irritated, sunburnt, or broken.
- Avoid touching or rubbing the treated area.
- Avoid excessive sweating, steam rooms, saunas, and strenuous exercise.
- Avoid applying makeup directly on the brow area.
- Avoid direct sun exposure.
General Instructions:
- Apply sunscreen around the brow area when outdoors.
- Avoid exfoliating products near the brows for a few days following treatment.
- Keep the area clean and hydrated.
- Schedule regular maintenance appointments to maintain your desired brow shape.
Results typically last between 2–4 weeks, depending on individual hair growth patterns and maintenance routines.
Brow mapping allows us to assess your facial proportions and create a customised brow shape before hair removal begins. This ensures greater accuracy, symmetry, and balance.
Most clients experience only mild discomfort during the procedure. The treatment is quick, and any temporary sensitivity usually subsides shortly after the appointment.
Yes, Brow waxing combined with professional brow mapping can help create a more balanced and structured appearance while working with your natural brow shape.
Both treatments are effective, but brow waxing can provide cleaner lines and remove multiple hairs at once. It is also generally less painful than threading, making it ideal for clients seeking a more defined finish.
Most clients schedule appointments every 2–4 weeks to maintain their preferred brow shape and definition.
It is recommended to avoid applying makeup directly on the treated area for at least 24 hours to minimise irritation and allow the skin to settle.
No. At Tvesate, our approach is focused on preserving your natural brow structure while removing only the unwanted hairs needed to create balance and definition.




