Why Your Healed Brows Might Fade, and Why That’s Actually a Good Thing

If you’ve recently had your first Hair Stroke Brow session and you’re looking in the mirror thinking, “Wait... where did they go?” you’re not alone. In fact, you’re right where you’re supposed to be.

Let’s talk about Stacey. She came in for her first session excited, a little nervous, and ready to wake up every morning with beautiful brows. Fast forward a few weeks, she sent in her healed photos, and like many of my clients, she noticed her brows had faded about 50%. But here’s the thing: that’s not a problem. That’s the plan.

From day one, I explain that we take a conservative approach on purpose. Your first appointment is all about creating a soft foundation light pressure, light color, and very precise strokes. We don’t go in aggressively or aim for perfection in one visit because everyone heals differently. And honestly? Most clients need time to adjust. It’s a big deal to change something as personal as your brows, so we give your skin (and your eyes) the chance to get used to it slowly.

This is why we always book a follow-up appointment. That second session is where the real magic happens. We assess how your skin held the pigment, where strokes may need to be reinforced, and whether you’re ready to go a little bolder or keep it soft and natural. Think of it as layering, your brows evolve with you, rather than locking you into a harsh result from the start.

So if you're in that in-between stage like Stacey, don’t stress. Your skin is doing exactly what it’s supposed to do. And soon, you’ll be back in the chair where we can customize, refine, and bring your brows to life in a way that truly fits you.

Have questions about healing or wondering if your brows are fading "too much"? Leave a comment or message me anytime. I'm happy to take a look and walk you through what’s next.