My brows have always been straight across with no particular shape. I didn’t know how to get the arch I always wanted. When I tweezed I would get gaps in my brows or one would be fuller then the other. Sometimes I could get one brow at a fullness I wanted, but I couldn’t match the other side to it. I was so tired of the inaccuracy of tweezing, I tried waxing. Waxing was a little better since the technician could get them even, but they kept getting thinner and thinner. I was getting scared that one day they wouldn’t grow back and I would be stuck with thin brows like my mom. I almost gave up, until I used Christi’s brow system.

It was the perfect time to try it since I was growing my eyebrows out. The instructions showed me how to create a brow shape for my face by explaining how to do a brow map. This brow map showed me where my arch should be and where to fill in bald spots. The Adda Brow is wonderful for filling in my bald spots and looks so natural. The Brow Planer gave me so much control I could do it myself on the first try. I finally have the perfect brow shape for my face.

I used to wax my brows every three weeks like most women. I would come home with bumps and irritation around my brows where the wax had pulled the hair out and sometimes my skin off. My brows were never perfect. Each appointment was different. Sometimes the technician would do a good job, but most of the time my brows were really messed up.

I have tried other methods, like tweezing and threading, but I received the same irritation and bumps as I did with waxing. I kept going back because I didn’t know any better and I didn’t want hairy brows. The technicians could never control where the wax was going to spread and I would leave with gaps in my brows. Every time I would go back the end of my brows would get shorter and shorter. They were waxing the tail of my brow right off. I hated the time in between waxing, because my brows were only clear of strays for the first week. I would have to let them grow completely out again so the wax had something to grab on to and pull out. I only had a shape for a week and the rest of the time new growth was taking over my eyes. I stuck with waxing because tweezing was difficult for me to do. I had trouble making my brows even and I could never get a good shape.

When I discovered Christi’s Brow Planing System I was so happy. It was so easy and so precise. I got the perfect brows I always wanted in my first session, and I have been able to maintain them myself. No more salon appointments for me. Everything in the system has a purpose that I never realized I needed. Now that I know about them, I can’t do without any of the products. I can plane my brows in the morning before work, and it takes only seconds with no irritation, bumps or redness. Using the Brow Planer at first made me a little nervous because I can’t even tweeze my brows. But, after the first use, the nerves went away and now it’s second nature. I love Christi’s Precision Brow Planing System. It is the best system that gives you real results.

Years of waxing and tweezing has left me with thin sparse brows that won’t grow back. I tweezed and waxed for years without knowing I was causing damage. I tried to let my brows grow back in, but once I saw hair, I would tweeze or wax it away. If I could see it, I tweezed it. Over the years brow trends have changed from full to pencil thin and I tried keeping up with them all. I struggled with the trends because they didn’t fit my face shape, and I think that’s why my brows became so thin. In my search for a trendy brow shape, I was taking off too much hair. I learned too late that brow trends are not for everyone. I wish I knew that before I ruined my brows.

In the past I have been limited to using pencil to fill in by sparse brows and I really hate how fake pencil looks. Adda Brow looks completely natural and my brows look full again. I could never get pencil to look natural because of the hard lines it creates. No other product has ever come close to giving me the results of Adda Brow.

My brows have always frustrated me because my hair grows in a downward direction. This makes creating a good arch almost impossible. I usually end up with an unwanted rounded shape. I was taught that tweezing would help me achieve the shape I wanted. Every time I tweezed a hair, because my hair grows downward, I would create a gap in the middle of my brow. It was hard to see which hair really needed to be tweezed. Instead of getting great arches, I was getting gappy brows. I finally just gave up and quit doing anything to my brows. The women in my family have brow hair like mine. They tweeze their brows away until there is nothing left, trying to get a good shape. I gave up before I ended up browless like them. I also have a scar in one brow that drives me crazy. Because the hair doesn’t grow there anymore, one brow looks skinnier then the other.

I was walking by Christi’s center at Galleria Dallas and saw a sign in the window about Brow Planing. I went in to get more information and ended up letting one of her brow artists do my brows. The difference in my brows was instantaneous. I have never had anyone do my brows so naturally and to my preference. The few times I have let someone else do my brows, they put dark colors on me, making my facial features look hard and mean. When I left the center I had natural brows and my scar was covered up with Christi’s amazing Adda Brow. The fibers in the Adda Brow gave the illusion that hair was there. The brow artist also showed me how to take care of my unusual downward hair growth. Instead of tweezing the hair out, she showed me how to trim the hair with Christi’s very unique shears. They are angled so that I can trim the downward hair growth to the shape I want. I have no gaps or uneven brows now. At first I was nervous to do the system myself, but her Brow Guide gave me the instruction I needed to feel comfortable doing my own brows at home. I haven’t tweezed in 10 months and my brows look the best they ever have.

I have tweezed most of my life, waxed a few times, and never really had a problem with either. My problem is that the older I get, the more I feel like my brows are disappearing. They don’t look like they used to. I have a natural arch but now my eyebrows are thinning at the beginning of my brow, closest to my nose. I feel like all that is left is my arch and it looks like it gets higher and higher since the beginning is disappearing. I don’t want to look surprised or scared all the time with such a high arch. I tried once to tweeze above the brow to lower my arch and all I got were gaps. I’ve used pencils but they look too dark and obvious. I just needed something to help me make my brows look like they did before.

Christi’s Adda Brow really helped me for the beginning part of my brow, where it is thinning. The hair like fibers in the Adda Brow give me the appearance that I have more hair than I do. It is so sheer that when I apply the Color Blend Trio on top, I get a natural color that matches my natural hair. With a natural color and clean lines my brows look more youthful.

I’m 15 and I have very very bushy brows. People in salons who wax or thread feel it is best to thin them out, but they always make them too thin. My friends at school always tell me how I should shape my brows and I know their advice isn’t always right. One of my friends, who was convinced she was a makeup expert, persuaded me to let her tweeze my brows. She tweezed so much off in one spot, my brows looked like I forgot to get the rest of my brow done. She tried to do the other side, but she couldn’t make them match. I had the most uneven, unflattering brows ever. I was so mad because the next day, I had to go to school looking like a clown. After school I had to go to a salon and get them waxed to even them out. The person who waxed my brows didn’t do a better job. She evened them out, but she made them too skinny. She tried to tell me that they were the right shape and look for me, but they looked like they had them drawn on. I love full brows and I didn’t want thin skinny brows like she gave me. All I wanted for my brows was for them to be cleaned up and given some shape, but no one I talked to got that. I had to let my brows grow back out to their natural fullness. After that horrible experience, I didn’t do anything else to them. The only place I waxed was between the eyes to get rid of my uni-brow. The skin between my eyes was so irritated I constantly broke out from the waxing. Waxing and tweezing have caused me so much trouble that I was just afraid to do anything.

My mom tried Christi’s Brow Planing System and told me about how easy it was to do. It took her a long time to get me to do it and I am so glad I finally did. I should have listened to my mother from the beginning. The artist explained to me that a skinny brow would be too thin for my face shape. They showed me how thin I should go, which wasn’t that much, and how to find my arch and plane to it. It was so easy and didn’t hurt at all. They were still full and even when I left...exactly what I wanted. The irritation and break outs between my eyes have gone away since I have stopped waxing. I’m so glad that I learned about this at such a young age, because now I can save my brows from the tortures of other methods.

I’ve never hated my brows. In fact I have always felt I had great brows with a shape I was happy with and accentuated my eyes. I have always tweezed my own brows and never trusted anyone to do it for me. I have tweezed for a long time and never minded the pain or the time it took. I knew tweezing could keep hair from growing back but I did it anyway.

A couple months ago I started noticing gaps in my brows and they weren’t as even as I like them to be. When a gap would appear I would tweeze the hairs next to it to make a straight line, but I had to stop because more gaps were appearing and my brows were starting to become too thin. I had to let them grow out. Some spots have not grown back so now I have bald spots. I was afraid to tweeze again in case I ended up losing more hair but I love the look of clean brows.

I was looking online for new techniques and came across Christi Harris Brow Planing. The technique looked so simple and the outcome was beautiful. I tried it out and couldn’t believe I had been wasting my time with tweezing. The brow map showed me how to determine the shape for my face and where to fill in my bald spots. The clean lines I get from Brow Planing is amazing. I was never able to get such clean lines with tweezing. Since the Brow Planer doesn’t remove hair from the roots, I’m not taking the chance of losing more hair. I always loved my brows but Christi’s system has taken my brows to the next level. I will never tweeze again.

My brow hair is so fair it is hard for me to tweeze. I constantly pull the wrong hair because I can’t see it. I’ve tweezed so much over the years that I barely have any left. All I have left now is a thin strip of hair and peach fuzz on my brow bone that tweezing can’t get. When I do my makeup I need brows to complete my look, otherwise I feel like my eyes look puffy. I tried pencil to draw on my brows, but stopped using it because I couldn’t find the right color. My brows also looked tattooed and would wear off by the end of the day. I thought about getting permanent makeup for my brows but the risk of the person messing up wasn’t worth it to me. I tried eye shadow but it would change color on me because my hair is so fair.

When I found Christi’s system it was a blessing. The Adda Brow looks so natural and can be used on everyone, no matter how fair their hair is. The color Blend Trio stays on all day and doesn’t change colors. I don’t have many strays to take off but the Brow Planer is wonderful for removing the peach fuzz on my brow bone. I wish I would have known about Christi’s Brow Planing sooner because I might have been able to save my brows.

I think I have a good natural shape, but I feel like my brows make me look younger than I want to look. I’m in college and want to look more age appropriate but still natural. I just know how to achieve it. Every time I fill in my brows where I think they need it, they end up looking really bushy or darker then my natural hair color. I don’t like waxing or tweezing because of the inaccuracy. So, instead I did threading. Before threading I tweezed. Threading seemed a little more accurate but they kept ripping my skin. I would leave the salon with little blood spots all around my brows, and my eye makeup would end up looking bumpy because of the scabs. I just hated it.

My mom introduced me to Precision Brow Planing and the difference was incredible. The Brow Planer is so precise and gives me such clean lines without damaging my skin. Plus it gets all the little peach fuzz off that threading and tweezing couldn’t get. The brow map showed me exactly where I needed to apply color to get a full but clean brow without making them too dark. The Adda Brow and Color Blend Trio give me such a natural light brow. If I do get the color too dark the Diffusing Powder is wonderful to tone down the color without removing anything. So I can have dramatic brows for evening or natural everyday brows for school and work.