The Brow Archive
Real results,
documented.
Every photograph in this archive is a real Aileen’s Beauty client, photographed by the studio and never retouched. Removal is progressive — these are finished journeys, each one individual.


001
Old microblading
- Concern
- Old microblading
- Visible color
- Gray / Blue
- Method
- Non-laser removal


002
Saturated powder brows
- Concern
- Saturated powder brows
- Visible color
- Dark / Dense
- Method
- Non-laser removal


003
Faded cosmetic tattoo
- Concern
- Faded cosmetic tattoo
- Visible color
- Warm / Uneven
- Method
- Non-laser removal


004
Dark saturated brow tattoo
- Concern
- Dark saturated brow tattoo
- Visible color
- Dark / Dense
- Method
- Non-laser removal
- Sessions
- 6


005
Cool-shifted microblading
- Concern
- Cool-shifted microblading
- Visible color
- Gray / Blue
- Method
- Non-laser removal


006
Dark ashy brow tattoo
- Concern
- Dark ashy brow tattoo
- Visible color
- Dark / Ashy
- Method
- Non-laser removal


007
Warm saturated brow tattoo
- Concern
- Warm saturated brow tattoo
- Visible color
- Warm / Reddish
- Method
- Non-laser removal
- Sessions
- After 4 sessions


008
Dark brow tattoo (male client)
- Concern
- Dark brow tattoo (male client)
- Visible color
- Dark / Cool
- Method
- Non-laser removal
- Sessions
- 1


009
Faded cool-toned brow tattoo
- Concern
- Faded cool-toned brow tattoo
- Visible color
- Ashy / Cool
- Method
- Non-laser removal
- Sessions
- 5
How to read these
What to look for in a before and after
Look at the hair, not just the colour. The easiest way to judge removal work is to ignore the pigment for a moment and study the brow hairs in the after image. Are they still there, growing in the same pattern? That is the whole argument for working without laser, and it is the first thing we would want you to check — in our archive or anyone else’s.
Check the skin texture. Healthy removal leaves skin that looks like skin. Shine, ridging or a patch that reads visibly different from the surrounding area is what everyone in this field is trying to avoid, and it is worth looking for in any gallery you are shown.
Note the session count, and be suspicious when it is missing. Where we know it, we state it. A gallery of dramatic afters with no indication of how many appointments they took is telling you only half the story — and the half it leaves out is the half that costs you money and months.
Expect the lighting to be honest, not flattering. These are photographed in the studio under consistent light, unretouched and unfiltered. That is why some afters look less dramatic than the heavily edited images common on social media. We would rather show you a real result than a well-lit one.
Every case here is one person’s pigment, depth, history and healing. Yours will be its own case — which is why we assess before estimating, and never quote a session count from a photograph alone.
Results vary by pigment, depth, previous work and skin response. The archive grows as clients complete their journeys and approve publication.