SCOPE A · SORTED BY TECHNIQUE

When students give permission, their genuine work will be filed under the plate for the course it came from, so hair-stroke, shaded and advanced brows can be compared side by side.

SCOPE B · SHOWN WITH PERMISSION

Student work will be added only with the permission of the student and the model. Each piece will carry its own label and will be kept separate from reference photographs.

SCOPE C · LINKED TO EACH COURSE

Each plate in the gallery will link to its course page, so you can go from a published brow to the skills and techniques behind it.

Close-up of a gloved beauty professional working on a client’s eyebrow with a colorful brow tool; a spoolie and angled brush are also visible.

REFERENCE PHOTOGRAPH · BROW TOOL TECHNIQUE

FRAME KEY

How to Read a Student Frame

Once a student gives permission, each piece of their work will sit in its own brass frame with a short legend beneath it. The legend presents the brow as a drawing, not an advert: where it belongs in the folio and which technique was used.

KEY 1  Plate reference  the course the work comes from
KEY 2  Technique  stroke, shade or combination
KEY 3  Student work label  used only with permission
KEY 4  Reference label  marks stock imagery used for context

PUBLISHING NOTE

Student brows are published here only with consent from both the artist and the model.

A brow is someone’s face, and a training piece is someone’s learning. We treat both with care, and student work is never mixed with reference photography. If you are a student and want your work considered for the gallery, or want work removed after it is published, contact us through the contact form. To find out how our trainers review work in class, read about our trainers.