Strong brow game has never been more important, and as anyone who over-plucked their eyebrows as a teenager will attest, sometimes it's best to leave it to the professionals.
So, whether you're looking for threading, waxing, tinting or the works, here are 7 brilliant places around Dublin where you can get your brows did...
21 Dawson Street, Dublin 2.
This gorgeous spot smack-bang in the middle of the city centre is a big hit with the beauty bloggers of Dublin. A shape and tint will set you back €25.
37 South William Street, Dublin 2.
You've probably walked by this spot a thousand times, admiring their cool decor without realising that it's a banging place where you can get your brows done. A brow tint and tidy comes in at €32.
124 Ranelagh Main Street, Ranelagh, Dublin 6.
Recent winners of the Image Business Of Beauty Awards for Best Brow artist, these gals don't mess around. You'll be lucky to get an appointment due to high demand, but they do operate a great cancellation service too. Their Perfect Shape Brows costs €35 with a Junior Stylist, and €45 with a Senior Stylist.
Penneys, Mary Street, Dublin 1.
Yes, we know that getting your eyebrows shaped at Penneys sounds a bit bizarre, but they're actually really good. Rachana, one of the beauty consultants, formerly worked at Harvey Nichols before setting up shop at Penneys Mary Street. While it's not exactly a glamorous salon experience, threading and a tint costs a mere €14 - just make sure you tell them what shape or thickness you prefer before they begin.
Now, go forth with strong brow game.
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