Every brow studio in Singapore leads with a trial price, and the trial price is not the price. La Vida charges $168 nett for a misty brow, while its own misty page prices that treatment at $468 with a touch-up attached. Serenity Beaute used to print a regular price beside every trial price; it has now pulled those per-style figures, and all that survives on its site is a range, $98 to $988. Browhaus advertises a $300 trial on the same site whose rack card runs $600 to $1,900 depending on style and whether you get a Specialist or a Master Specialist. SleekBrow publishes no trial at all and charges $120 for the first touch-up on top of a $490-$900 brow. Erabelle doesn't sell one session: its Erabrowlogy is a four-session course at $1,600.12, and those odd cents are 9% GST on $1,468. We priced eight salons off their own published menus on 26 August 2026 (trial, usual, touch-up and outlets), and two of them turned out to sit in the same building on Anson Road, two floors apart, at $188 and $298.
Same three words on every menu in Singapore, and the number beside them runs from $168 to $1,900.
> Quick view: cheapest real brow is La Vida's $168 nett misty (its own misty page prices the technique at $468 with a touch-up); most first trials land $188-$298; Browhaus tops out at $1,900. The trial buys one session, and the touch-up usually isn't in it.
Six brow techniques, every one of them priced on the page, which is still the broadest published trial ladder in this trade. The rates, re-read on 26 September 2026: Natural 3D $188, Misty $228, Oxygen $328, Signature 6D $388, Gentlemen 6D $388, Signature 9D $488, and Natural Brow Lamination $58 for a 45-minute non-permanent lift.WHAT CHANGED SINCE OUR LAST CHECK: this salon used to print a regular price beside each of those trials, which is why it led this list. Those per-style figures are gone. The redesigned page now shows a single Trial column, the prices read as From rather than flat, and the only regular price left anywhere on the site sits in the FAQ markup as one sentence: regular pricing ranges from $98 to $988. The floor and ceiling of that range are the lamination and the 9D, so you can still bracket the second visit, but you can no longer read off what any individual style costs once the trial is spent. Ask for the regular rate of the specific technique before you book, and get it in writing. The touch-up is optional and separate on every trial above, available 4-6 weeks later. Re-read on 26 September 2026, the FAQ markup now prices it: only a 4D Misty option at $288 includes one free touch-up within 2 months (that style is not in the visible trial table, so ask for it by name), and a later touch-up is $198 within a year of your embroidery, or $400 for three touch-ups within three years, with a refresh advised at 12-18 months. Longevity as the salon states it in its own comparison table: lamination 6 weeks, Natural 3D 1-1.5 years, Misty 1.5-2 years, Oxygen and 6D 2 years, 9D 2-3 years. WHERE: 10 Anson Road #02-13 International Plaza, S079903, three minutes from Tanjong Pagar MRT. HOURS: Mon-Sat 10.30am-8.30pm, Sunday by appointment only. WhatsApp +65 8938 2624. The studio holds the Beauty Insider 2025 title for eyebrow and eyeliner embroidery.BEST FOR: the widest choice of techniques at a published trial rate, if you pin down the regular price first.
First-trial rates for new customers, re-read 26 September 2026: Natural 3D $188, Misty $228, Oxygen $328, Signature 6D $388, Gentlemen 6D $388, Signature 9D $488, Natural Brow Lamination $58. The per-style regular prices this salon used to print beside each trial have been withdrawn; the only regular figure left on the site is a range in its FAQ markup, $98 to $988. Touch-up optional at 4-6 weeks and charged separately: $198 within a year, or $400 for three within three years; only a 4D Misty option at $288 includes one free touch-up within 2 months. No end date published; the salon lists these as standing first-trial rates.
The cheapest brow on this list that you can actually book, and the one whose two published prices are worth reading side by side. The promotions page carries Misty Eyebrow Embroidery, 1 session at $168 NETT, and unusually for this trade the figure is nett, so there is no GST surprise at the till. La Vida's own misty treatment page prices the same technique differently: Misty Eyebrow Microstroking at $468 with a free touch-up, which is the closest thing the salon now publishes to a full-price comparison. (Our August check cited a poster printing a $435 nett usual price; that artwork is no longer on the promotions page, which now leads with a lash-lift poster at $58 nett, U.P. $101 nett.) The rest of the semi-permanent menu is published the same way: Microblading Eyebrow Embroidery $298 nett, Wildstroke Eyebrow Embroidery $688 nett, Hairline Microblading $188 nett, Lip Blush $298 nett, Korean Eyeliner $168 nett. READ THE SMALL PRINT: on La Vida's own promotions page, the Korean Eyeliner line is the one that says it includes a touch-up session, while the three brow lines all say "1 session", so budget for the second visit separately or ask what it costs before you sit down. All promotional rates are for first-time customers aged 21 and above, and the T&Cs narrow it further: Singaporeans, PRs and EP, SP, DP or LTVP holders who have not redeemed that specific promotion at any La Vida outlet, one promotion per customer, by appointment only, and not valid with other promotions or discounts. Where a promotion does include a complimentary touch-up, it must be used within 2 months of the first visit. The same page runs a $58 nett Signature Barbie Doll Lash Lift, a $58 nett Henna Brow Tint and a row of $28 nett facials, which is worth knowing if you are making the trip anyway. WHERE: five mall outlets: AMK Hub, Bedok Mall, Northpoint City, The Clementi Mall and White Sands, all beside an MRT station; opening hours follow the malls.BEST FOR: the lowest real price for a soft, powdery misty brow.
Misty Eyebrow Embroidery $168 nett for 1 session; Microblading $298 nett; Wildstroke $688 nett; Hairline Microblading $188 nett; Lip Blush $298 nett; Korean Eyeliner $168 nett incl. 1 touch-up. La Vida's own misty page separately prices Misty Eyebrow Microstroking at $468 with a free touch-up. Brow lines are 1 session; touch-up not included at $168. First-time customers aged 21+, Singaporeans/PRs/EP/SP/DP/LTVP only, one promotion per customer, not stackable. No end date published.
The one to book if the deciding factor is not having to go to town. Nine addresses, eight of them in neighbourhood malls and community hubs, all open daily 10am-9pm: Rivervale Mall, Yew Tee Point, Compass One, Oasis Terraces, Northpoint City, Anchorvale Village, The Poiz Centre and Kovan Heartland Mall, plus one town shop at Tang Plaza on Orchard Road. The brow offer is $298 nett, first-time customers only, and the salon's own page states its two operating principles plainly: no packages and no hard-sell. TWO THINGS WORTH KNOWING. First, the Orchard shop is no longer plain Shimmer & Shine. The location page now lists Tang Plaza under its own heading as U+ Eyebrow & Lash by Shimmer & Shine, a brow-and-lash format at 310 Orchard Road #B1-37A, S238864, tel 6298 1159, same 10am-9pm daily hours. That is why the brow page's own outlet list stops at eight: the ninth address is the group's dedicated brow shop, sold under a different name, so quote the sub-brand rather than asking for the $298 by outlet number. Second, and more usefully: the $298 brow trial is not on the salon's /pages/promotion page at all. That page carries lashes from $38, gel manicures from $26.90, facials from $38, DPL at $198 and lip microblading from $298, but no brows. Quote the eyebrow-embroidery page when you message them, not the promotions page. Bookings run through WhatsApp (+65 8926 1835) or Fresha. On longevity the salon is refreshingly blunt: 12-24 months on normal to dry skin, but 6-12 months on oily skin, with touch-ups every 12-18 months.BEST FOR: a fixed, nett, no-upsell price close to home.
Eyebrow Embroidery $298 nett trial price for first-time customers, no packages and no hard-sell, at 9 outlets open daily 10am-9pm. Note the trial is published on the eyebrow-embroidery page only; it does not appear on the salon's own promotions page. No end date published. Book by WhatsApp +65 8926 1835 or Fresha.
Everywhere else on this list, the touch-up is the invisible half of the bill. Here it is priced and bundled. The promotion is $298 for an Ombré Misty Brow or a 6D Effect microblading procedure, with a free touch-up the salon values at $250, claimable within 90 days, and it advertises zero percent downpayment. Against a usual price the same page gives as $588, that is a $290 saving before the touch-up is counted at all.ONE ODDITY WORTH KNOWING: the promotion page contradicts itself by $10. It prints the usual price as $588 in the offer box and then says the offer is valid "before we resume pricing of $598" a couple of lines later. Neither figure carries an end date, so this is a standing promotion rather than a countdown, but it also means the crossed-out number is the softest thing on the page, and the hard numbers are the $298 you pay and the $250 touch-up you don't. Booking is deliberately low-tech: WhatsApp +65 8798 2911 with the words "I want this $298 promo". WHERE: 10 Anson Road #03-54 International Plaza, S079903, which is the same building as Serenity Beaute at number 1, two floors up. If you are undecided between a $188 trial and a $298 one with the touch-up in it, you can walk between them in about a minute.BEST FOR: not wanting a second bill four weeks later.
$298 for an Ombré Misty Brow or 6D Effect microblading (usual price given as $588 on the same page), including a free touch-up the salon values at $250 and which must be claimed within 90 days; zero percent downpayment. No end date published; the page says only that it runs "before we resume pricing of $598". Book by WhatsApp +65 8798 2911.
The biggest brow chain here, and the clearest illustration of why a trial price tells you nothing about the price. Browhaus advertises a Brow Resurrection trial at $300, and its own trials page, re-read on 26 September 2026, narrows it well beyond the headline: the trial card covers one style, Soft, with a Specialist, and says the tune-up is not included. The eligibility FAQ on the same page limits trial prices to residents who are new to the treatment, and the purchase is valid three months, non-transferable, non-refundable and not combinable with other offers. Its published treatment card, on the same site, reads: Blend+ $600 with a Specialist, $1,100 with a Master Specialist; Classic $900 / $1,600; Soft $900 / $1,600; Ombre $1,100 / $1,900; Full $1,100 / $1,900. Soft with a Specialist is $900 on that card, so the trial is two-thirds off one specific booking rather than a voucher against any style. Want Ombre, or a Master Specialist, and you are back on the full card. The five styles are genuinely different products, not marketing names: Classic is strand-like strokes, Soft is feather-light strokes blended into your own hairs, Ombre is strokes at the front deepening to a gradient, Full is layered strokes for density, and Blend+ is a powdered gradient with no strokes at all. Sessions run 90 minutes (Classic, Soft, Full) or 120 minutes (Ombre) on the product page (the trial card lists its Soft trial at 120 minutes), and Browhaus says the result lasts 12-18 months.ON THE TOUCH-UP: the product pages say a tune-up should be completed within 3 months of the original session, and the trial card states it is not included, so price the second visit before you book. The rest of the brow menu is cheap by comparison: lamination $120 single ($48 as a first trial), $289.99 for 3 or $505 for 6; threading or tweezing $28; tinting $40; thread and tint $60, and it is where the "trials from $20" line on the homepage actually points. WHERE: 10 Singapore outlets: ION Orchard, Great World, Mandarin Gallery, Paragon, Parkway Parade, Plaza Singapura, Raffles City, Tampines One, Westgate and Wheelock Place, daily 10am-9pm, closed on selected public holidays. (The locations page's counter says 11, but it lists 10.)BEST FOR: a chain with a paper trail, and the widest choice of finishes.
Brow Resurrection trial at $300, which the trials page limits to Soft brows with a Specialist (tune-up not included) for residents new to the treatment; valid 3 months from purchase, not combinable. Published card without the trial: Blend+ $600 Specialist / $1,100 Master Specialist, Classic and Soft $900 / $1,600, Ombre and Full $1,100 / $1,900. Brow lamination $120, threading or tweezing $28, tinting $40. No end date published.
The only salon here that refuses to play the trial-price game, and the only one whose price list tells you what the follow-up costs before you ask. A single studio in Katong publishing a full ladder by artist seniority. Misty Eyebrow Embroidery, fresh brows: $490 with a Resident Artist, $590 with a Lead Artist, $690 with a Master Artist. Working over an existing base costs more: the Misty Eyebrow Fix is $540 / $640 / $740, which is the honest way to price a cover-up and something most menus hide. AirStroke, its hair-stroke technique, is $800 with a Lead Artist and $900 with a Master. Men's Misty is $570 / $670 and men's AirStroke matches the women's at $800 / $900. Eyeliner embroidery is $520 and a lash lift $100.THE NUMBER THAT MATTERS: the first touch-up, within two months, is $120 at every tier, so the entry-level brow here is really $610 done, and the article-wide lesson is that a $490 headline and a $298 all-in offer are much closer than they look. Later maintenance is also published, which almost nobody does: a Misty refresh at 4-7 months is $370-$460 depending on tier, at 8-12 months $420-$510, and an AirStroke refresh within 12 months is $600-$700 for a 2.5-hour session. The tiers are described as a difference in how much input the artist has in shaping rather than a difference in the pigment. WHERE: 66 East Coast Road #05-06 The Flow, S428778. HOURS: Mon-Sat 10am-7pm, closed Sundays; call 9727 6276 or book online.BEST FOR: knowing the two-year cost on day one, and for a fix over old, faded embroidery.
No trial price; SleekBrow publishes its full ladder instead. Misty fresh brows $490 Resident / $590 Lead / $690 Master Artist; Misty Fix over an existing base $540 / $640 / $740; AirStroke $800 Lead / $900 Master; men's Misty $570 / $670; eyeliner $520; lash lift $100. First touch-up within 2 months is $120 at every tier, and refreshes at 4-7 and 8-12 months are published too.
The only price on this entire list quoted before GST, which matters because every other salon here prints nett or GST-inclusive figures. The Korea Creative Eyebrow Embroidery Special is $480 before GST, so S$523.20 at the 9% rate, and it is a package rather than a single treatment: embroidered brows, one free touch-up within two months, and a complimentary Hydra Facial the studio values at $380, against a stated package value of $860. Compare it correctly and it sits mid-table rather than expensive, because the touch-up other salons bill at $120-$250 is inside this one. Compare the raw headline numbers and you will underprice it by $43.20. The house style is described as Korean-technique embroidery aimed at natural results on Southeast Asian skin tones, and the studio also does eyeliner, hairline and lip embroidery, facials and lash extensions.WHAT IS NOT PUBLISHED: no opening hours appear anywhere on the site, and no end date is given for the special, so message before travelling. WHERE: four outlets: Clementi (321 Clementi Ave 3 #01-07/08), Somerset (111 Somerset Road #04-16, TripleOne Somerset), Kovan (988 Upper Serangoon Road #01-25, Stars of Kovan) and Dhoby Ghaut (9 Penang Road #02-03), all on one line, 9175 6511, and bookings run over WhatsApp.BEST FOR: one price covering the brow, the touch-up and a facial, if you check the GST before comparing.
Korea Creative Eyebrow Embroidery Special $480 before GST (S$523.20 at 9%), including one free touch-up within 2 months and a complimentary Hydra Facial the studio values at $380, against a stated package value of $860. No end date and no opening hours published; message +65 9175 6511 on WhatsApp before travelling.
The most expensive entry here, and the only one whose pricing model is different in kind rather than degree, which is why the odd cents are the tell. Erabelle's Erabrowlogy is a four-session course at S$1,600.12, roughly $400 a session, with each session around 90 minutes: a bespoke design, a preparation mask, four colour sessions and a care kit. Sessions are spaced at 6-8 weeks and then 6-8 months apart, and the salon says results last 1-2 years when done as a full course of two to four sessions. A Master Artist adds S$261.60 to any package. Correction work is a longer course again: Erabrowlogy Change - Redesign & Intensive is 5 sessions at S$2,057.92, and Restyling is 7 sessions at S$2,929.92. WHERE THOSE CENTS COME FROM: every figure is a round number plus 9% GST: $1,468, $240, $1,888 and $2,688 respectively, so what you are seeing is a GST-inclusive quote, not strange pricing psychology, and there is nothing further to add at the till. If the full course is more than you want, the salon sells brow shaping on its own: Erabrow Design is S$50 for sparse or regular brows and S$80 for dense brows or men's, about 20 minutes, covering trimming, tweezing, shaving and a pencil fill. WHERE: three outlets: The Cathay (2 Handy Road #06-08, 9199 5267), Eastpoint Mall (3 Simei Street 6 #02-12/13, 9115 1138) and Marina One The Heart (5 Straits View #B2-55/56/57, 9386 9897). HOURS at all three: Mon-Fri 11am-9.30pm, Sat 10am-8pm, Sun and public holidays 10am-5.30pm. BEST FOR: treating brows as a staged, multi-visit build rather than a one-afternoon fix.
No trial price; Erabrowlogy is sold as a 4-session course at S$1,600.12 (about $400 a session, 90 minutes each), with a Master Artist adding S$261.60. Correction courses: Redesign & Intensive 5 sessions S$2,057.92, Restyling 7 sessions S$2,929.92. Brow shaping alone (Erabrow Design) is S$50, or S$80 for dense or men's brows. All figures are GST-inclusive.
| Salon | First-trial price | Usual price it publishes | Touch-up included? | Outlets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| La Vida | $168 nett (Misty) | $468 on its own misty page, touch-up attached | Not in the $168; brow lines read "1 session" | 5 malls |
| Serenity Beaute | $188 (3D) to $488 (9D) | Per-style figures withdrawn; only "$98 to $988" remains | Only on a $288 4D Misty; otherwise $198 within a year | 1 (International Plaza) |
| Shimmer & Shine | $298 nett | None published | Not published | 8, plus Tang Plaza as U+ Eyebrow & Lash |
| Brow Revolution | $298 | $588 on the same page, $598 two lines later | Yes, valued at $250, claim within 90 days | 1 (International Plaza) |
| Browhaus | $300 (Soft with a Specialist only) | $900 for Soft; card runs $600-$1,900 | No; the trial card says tune-up not included | 10 |
| SleekBrow | None published | $490-$900 by artist tier | No; first touch-up is $120 | 1 (East Coast Road) |
| Arch Angel Brow | $480 before GST (S$523.20) | Package valued at $860 | Yes, 1 free within 2 months, plus a facial | 4 |
| Erabelle | None, sold as a course | $1,600.12 for 4 sessions (+$261.60 Master) | The course IS the touch-ups | 3 |
Every salon on this list sells the same thing in two different shapes: a first-trial rate that exists to get you in the chair once, and a rate for the visit after that which almost nobody advertises. Comparing the first shape across salons tells you very little, because the second shape moves independently.
The clearest example is SleekBrow versus Brow Revolution. SleekBrow's entry price is $490 and Brow Revolution's promotional price is $298, so SleekBrow looks 64% dearer. Add the touch-up each of them charges, $120 at SleekBrow, nothing at Brow Revolution because it is bundled, and the real comparison is $610 against $298. The gap doubles once the follow-up is counted, and the follow-up is the part you will actually book, because a healed brow at four to six weeks is where the shape is finished.
The same trap runs the other way at Browhaus, where the brow page's banner simply says try it for $300, but the trial card behind it covers one of five styles: Soft with a Specialist, $900 on its own card, tune-up not included. If the style you actually want is an Ombre with a Master Specialist, the number to compare is $1,900, not $300.
The "3D, 6D, 9D" labels are not a standard. They refer loosely to how fine the needle grouping is and how many layers of stroke work go in, and each salon defines its own ladder. Serenity Beaute's 9D is $488 on trial, Browhaus does not use D-numbers at all, and La Vida sells the same broad idea as "Wildstroke" at $688. What actually differs between bookings is the finish:
Lamination is not embroidery. Nothing is implanted: your own hairs are chemically relaxed and set into a fuller shape for about six weeks, it is fully reversible, and it is by some distance the cheapest thing on any of these menus. The published prices, verified on 26 September 2026: Serenity Beaute $58 for a 45-minute Natural Brow Lamination, Browhaus $48 as a first Brow Lamination Trial, then $120 for a single session, $289.99 for three or $505 for six, with a Brow Lamination plus Tint and Tweeze at $160 single, $385 for three or $670 for six. The trials-from-$20 line on the Browhaus homepage is a first Brow Thread & Tweeze Trial at $20; after that, threading or tweezing is $28, tinting $40, thread and tint $60.
Two practical notes. If you already have embroidery, Browhaus advises waiting three months after your final touch-up before laminating over it. And if you are unsure whether you want semi-permanent brows at all, a $48 to $120 lamination answers the shape question for six weeks at a fraction of a $490 commitment.
Shimmer & Shine is the only salon here that publishes it plainly: 12 to 24 months on normal to dry skin, 6 to 12 months on oily skin. That is not a minor caveat. It means the same $298 can buy two years of brows or ten months of them depending on your skin, and it is the single biggest variable in the real cost per year. Ask which technique the artist recommends for your skin type before you pick by price; powder and misty finishes generally outlast fine hair strokes on oily skin.
First-trial prices for new customers cluster between $168 and $300, and the price for everyone else runs roughly $468 to $1,900. Read off each salon's own site and re-checked on 26 September 2026: La Vida is $168 nett for a one-session misty brow, with its own misty page pricing the technique at $468 with a touch-up; Serenity Beaute runs $188 (Natural 3D) to $488 (Signature 9D) on trial, and now publishes its regular prices only as a $98 to $988 range rather than per style; Shimmer & Shine and Brow Revolution both sit at $298; Browhaus offers a $300 trial for Soft brows with a Specialist, a style its own card prices at $900, against a full card of $600 to $1,900; Arch Angel Brow's package is $480 before GST, so $523.20; SleekBrow publishes no trial and charges $490 to $900 by artist tier; and Erabelle sells a four-session course at $1,600.12. The reliable way to compare is to add the touch-up: at SleekBrow that is $120 on top, at Brow Revolution and Arch Angel it is already inside the price, at Browhaus the trial card says it is not included, and at La Vida and Shimmer & Shine it is not stated at all, so ask before you book.
Usually not, and it is the biggest hidden cost in this treatment because the healed result at four to six weeks is where the shape is actually finished. Of the eight salons here, only two put it in writing as included: Brow Revolution bundles a touch-up it values at $250 into its $298 offer, claimable within 90 days, and Arch Angel Brow includes one free touch-up within two months in its $480-before-GST package. Serenity Beaute's FAQ markup adds a third, narrower case: only its $288 4D Misty option includes one free touch-up within 2 months, its other trials do not, and a later touch-up there costs $198 within a year. SleekBrow is the only salon that publishes the price of the follow-up openly, $120 within two months at every artist tier, which is why its $490 entry brow is really $610 done. La Vida's promotions page lists its brow lines as one session and only its Korean Eyeliner as including a touch-up. Browhaus says a tune-up should be completed within three months of the original session, and its $300 trial card states the tune-up is not included. Erabelle sidesteps the question by selling a four-session course in the first place.
Microblading and hair-stroke techniques cut individual strand-like lines that mimic real brow hairs. Browhaus calls its version Classic, SleekBrow calls it AirStroke, La Vida sells it as Microblading at $298 nett. Misty, powder and ombré finishes deposit a soft gradient with no visible strokes, like brow powder; this is what La Vida sells at $168 nett and what SleekBrow prices from $490. The D-numbers are not an industry standard: each salon defines its own ladder, so Serenity Beaute's Signature 6D at $388 on trial and 9D at $488 refer to that salon's stroke density, and Browhaus does not use D-numbers at all. In Singapore's humidity the practical question is skin type rather than name: powder and misty finishes generally hold better on oily skin, where fine hair strokes blur and fade fastest.
Between six months and three years, and skin type moves it more than technique does. Shimmer & Shine publishes the plainest figures: 12 to 24 months on normal to dry skin, but only 6 to 12 months on oily skin, with a refresh recommended every 12 to 18 months. Serenity Beaute breaks it down by style: Natural 3D 1 to 1.5 years, misty and ombré 1.5 to 2 years, 6D and Oxygen around 2 years, Signature 9D 2 to 3 years. Browhaus states 12 to 18 months for Brow Resurrection, and Erabelle says 1 to 2 years when the full course of two to four sessions is completed. Because the maintenance visit is where the ongoing cost lives, SleekBrow's published refresh ladder is a useful benchmark: $370 to $460 at 4 to 7 months, $420 to $510 at 8 to 12 months for misty, and $600 to $700 for an AirStroke refresh within 12 months.
It is the cheapest thing on any of these menus, and it is the sensible dry run before you commit to semi-permanent brows. Serenity Beaute charges $58 for a 45-minute Natural Brow Lamination. Browhaus charges $48 for a first-timer Brow Lamination Trial, then $120 for a single session, $289.99 for three or $505 for six, and $160 single, $385 for three or $670 for six if you add a tint and tweeze. Browhaus also prices the small brow services separately: threading or tweezing $28, tinting $40, thread and tint $60. Nothing is implanted in lamination. Your own hairs are chemically relaxed and set into a fuller shape, it lasts about six weeks, and it is fully reversible, so it answers the question of whether a bolder brow shape suits your face for $48 to $120 instead of the $490 to $900 a misty brow commits you to. One sequencing note from Browhaus own guidance: if you already have brow embroidery or microblading, wait three months after your final touch-up before laminating over it.
No on both counts, and the gates differ by salon, so check yours before you build a budget around the trial rate. La Vida's promotional prices are for first-time customers aged 21 and above. Browhaus limits trial prices to residents who are new to the treatment, reserves the right to check your history, and makes the purchase valid for three months, non-transferable and non-refundable. Shimmer & Shine and Serenity Beaute both describe their rates as first-trial or first-time prices. Brow Revolution's $298 is written as a standing promotion rather than a new-customer gate, but it carries no published end date either way. Arch Angel Brow publishes neither an end date nor opening hours. In practice the trial is a one-time entry price at every salon on this list: the number that matters for a second visit is the regular rate, and after Serenity Beaute withdrew its per-style figures in early September 2026, only SleekBrow and Browhaus still publish that in full.
