When it comes to the topic of face and beauty, it is difficult to overlook the eyebrow. From playing a key role as a frame, adding that extra attitude, or just bringing symmetry to the face, the eyebrow is a silent decision maker. What makes the eyebrow intriguing is that it can be easily modified, changing the face’s overall shape and appearance. With manipulation by thread, extraordinary reality steps in, and in an instant eye opening, an all natural facelift is born.

Interestingly, there is nothing secret about eyebrows and their marvelous effect. In fact, history has played a strong role in the “shaping” of eyebrows. While some say that eyebrows were created as a protective barrier for the eyes, others counter that the brows are a beauty mystery. In a way, there is no other feature on the

face that so easily lends itself to beautification. However, history does provide some clues: The Egyptians coveted the brow as a decorative facial element more than any other people of civilization on record. Moreover, the richly painted Egyptian or Cleopatra eyebrow still remains a popular fashion accent.

In other periods of history, the brow began to be adapted to the fashion trends of the time. It was a prominent part of Kabuki Theater and the Geisha in the 17th century. It was also on the main stage of the French Court in the 1900s. And during the Victorian era, women began to travel and wrote about fashion and beauty tips of these foreign lands, emphasizing the importance of the

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