Brow Art 23

Ask for Jessie! She’s works quickly and gets the shape just right. The location is really convenient right near entrance of the mall.

Depending on who you get, this place can be amazing or it can just be good, but I’ve never ever left here feeling disappointed with my brows. No matter what, they ALWAYS do a good job and I always leave feeling happy with the way I look. They are quick, and pretty friendly, I’d say when you become more of a regular here they become more friendly. The price is modest, I wouldn’t say expensive, and even though I’m poor I always tip! Threading can be painful but they do it so quickly that it isn’t bad. For aftercare, I recommend coconut oil around the brow area. All of the bad reviews here would be pretty universal with most places that do threading– so they don’t matter. Remember, brows are sisters, not twins!

Avoid this place. Overpriced and poor quality. When I walked into Brow Art 23, there were no other customers, yet the lady who did my brows rushed and finished threading them in less than 5 minutes. My eyebrows turned out uneven. She also trimmed my brows before threading them, which I’ve never seen/​experienced before. Afterwards, she didn’t bother cleaning my eyebrows with astringent or brushing off the stray hairs. Then, she asked me if I want lotion, slapped it on, and called it a day.

Amna is the best. My eyebrows are always spectacular after she does them. The place is a bit pricey, but it’s worth it.

I returned and in a quicker than usual fashion, in not even 15 minutes, my eyebrows were threaded, trimmed, cleaned, moisturized and ready for their closeup. I’m trying to for most see what the disconnect is for most people. Maybe threading isn’t for everyone, but I’ve gone into this place a handful of of times with a different lady doing my brows each time and I consistently come away looking great.
There’s not much to be said for the pricing. For upkeep, in this town, you will pay. Whether it be nails, massages, or something as «minute» as eyebrows you will pay. I used to get my eyebrow“s done at the same place I go to get a massage and paid way more for lower quality work. I’m talking lopsided, looking as if they weren’t even done for $ 18. When there’s less competition and people are willing to pay, you can have crazy prices like that. $ 12 isn’t much to pay if you like what you’re getting.
I think people are just going to have their own experiences here, I think it’s at least worth a try.

The only person here that does eyebrows really well is the older lady (the owner I believe). I’ve been going here for 4 – 5 years now and the staff here has changed a lot. The newer girls are horrible! I always try to go when the owner is there but recently it seems like she is cutting her hours. I went recently to do my eyebrows and my usual person wasn’t there and I decided to get it done by one of the girls. She said she will clean it up and my eyebrows look like something I could’ve done. I thread my eyebrows to mainly get the clean look and it just looks pathetic! I didn’t ask her to fix it because I did not want to risk losing more hair. My advice is do not pay 12 $ to get done something you easily could do at home. The only person that can actually thread is the owner so unless she is there keep your money! Highly disappointed and going to look for a Different place.

I’d give a zero star if there was an option. This is probably the worst place to get your eye brows threaded. I think this lady who did my brows has no idea what natural brow shape looks like. The gap between my brows was way too much, and she created a weird shape with the extra tiny hairs that would usually be removed.
I should have been wise enuf to realize that these guys quite literally brow art, I mean they do abstract art with eye brows making them look extremely distorted and crooked… And yes u finally have to pay them 12 bucks for making you look like some exotic animal from The Serengeti !!

I’ve been here two or three times and have never left satisfied. They charge WAY too much ($ 12 for eyebrows when normally only $ 8 in my hometown) and they rush through the service. The lady literally finished with my eyebrows in less than five mins and seemed distracted and annoyed when I told her to take off some of the stray eyebrows. To top it off, they don’t clean off the stray hairs afterwards and my eyebrows were lopsided. Bad experiences overall. I’d suggest saving your money and going somewhere else if you can.

I would rate this place zero stars if I could. I hail from Chicago, where I grew up getting my eyebrows threaded. Brow23 is absolutely horrible. They never get my eyebrows to be even with each other, they always ruin my naturally sharp arches despite my telling them not to, and they never get all the hair. I always end up having to tweeze once I leave that salon. I’ve given them three tries. And they want TWELVE DOLLARS for screwing up my eyebrows??? I paid $ 6 back in Chicago!!! No thank you!

WORST EXPERIENCE EVER! Anna who is a college student did an awful job! Started freaking out once she saw the final results. She couldn’t fix them or the other employee. When I called the manager all she had to say was that this is Anna’s final warning and next time she messes up she will be fired. Are you kidding?! You let an inexperienced worker, work on customers faces. WILL NEVER BE BACK. Was so loyal to Brow Art and this experience has changed it. If you go (I warned you) make sure you don’t get Anna!

It’s either the combination of a shitty, hurried threading + friendly service or meticulous job but major attitude. I’d pick the latter obviously, but why should I even have to choose? It’s $ 12 for eyebrows alone which is kind of outrageous.

I love this place. I had a new girl do my eyebrows and I’m usually skeptical of this. I usually have an older indian woman do them but she wasn’t in but this girl was awesome. She explained to me what was going on with my eyebrows and how they grow uneven and she made them even and cleaned them up nicely.

Having come to appreciate getting my brows threaded on occasion at the mall, I figured it would be worth a try here when I moved out to Ann Arbor. The first time I went, several months ago, I went home with lopsided eyebrows that made it look like I was constantly raising one eyebrow. While that’s funny for a few minutes, it’s definitely not what you want to look like on a daily basis.
Understanding that mistakes can happen and willing to give a second chance, I went again last weekend. It was definitely the fastest I’ve ever had my eyebrows threaded… But that’s not necessarily a good thing. The skin around my brows is fairly sensitive I guess, so it’s usually red for an hour or so afterwards. This time, it was still red and puffy the next day, and I had several red bumps, which has never happened before.
I might go back just because the location is convenient, but threading is something I can do without, and I’d much rather find somewhere to go where I can get better results…

Been here two or three times, and the really sweet Indian ladies have done a really nice job. They always made sure my brows were flawless, that I was comfortable, and were really gentle, no redness, etc. Basically awesome.
Today, I went in, and there was already a girl in the chair getting her brows done by a lady I’d never seen before. The girl’s two friends we sitting off to the side, waiting for her, but not waiting for a service. The threading woman told me to come sit in the seat, but kept cajoling the first girl’s friends to try threading, to let her «just do the top» and see. So I stopped at the chair and waited, in case another girl wanted to get her stuff done, since they were here first. The girl’s friends insisted they didn’t want anything done.
Now that I am absolutely sure that I’m next in line for the service, I finally take a seat in her chair. THEN I hear the lady tell one of the friends, «Hey, you have really pretty eyes, I think we have the same ones» then left me to go check out this girl’s contact lenses. Ok.
I ask the lady to keep my eyebrows as thick as possible. She doesn’t seem to register my request because she attempts one last ditch effort and begs the girl’s friend: «come onnnnnn, let me just do the top.» Lady, I’m already in your chair. Are you seriously not going to quit it?
While in the chair, she seemed pissed off she didn’t get to do the cute, pretty Asian girl’s eyebrows, and instead is left with the chubby Asian girl with gnarly eyebrows. I’ve been getting my eyebrows threaded for years, I’m used to the process. I know how to tighten the skin, and I get that different threaders prefer different hand positions. This chick literally scolded me like a child for not positioning it perfectly.
The end result of this debacle was two ridiculously thin eyebrows, a lot of redness, and so many stray hairs left over I ended up going home and waxing the rest off myself. I’m not talking two of three hairs here and there. I am talking about other than shaping my brows far too thinly, this chick did a worse job cleaning up my brows than me and my meaty hands and a few strips of Sally Hansen ready-​made wax strips could do.
If I wanted to throw my money away, I’d rather chuck it at those super sweet chicks at Rani in Canton who also thread my eyes far too thinly, but at least it’s only $ 8 and they don’t make me feel like I am a 3 minute inconvenience.
Four star rating for the awesome job the other ladies have done for me (which i’d rate 3.5 to 4 stars). –5 for Miss Sassybritches who can’t listen to a request over her own obnoxious braying.

Ok, I have been patroning Brow Art 23 for a couple of months. I still use them but I agree with the hit or miss statement. I always tell the threaders to go easy on the job, do not take too much off and please make sure you get all the hairs under the brow. I will continue to use this shop until I am unhappy but I want to make sure other users are aware of what is needed to get a good brow job.

In the beginning you might think this is a great place to get perfectly threaded brows, but after going more than once you see that it is REALLY hit or miss. Unfortunately, it is more often a miss with me. The final straw for me was a few weeks ago, where I literally got a butcher job done by a lady (unsure of her name) who was trash talking the other threaders (which should have been my cue to get up). By butcher job I mean she literally took off a chunk of my right eyebrow toward the front, and thought it looked great! I am still trying to grow my brows back in so that I can get them done well the next time. The ONLY person I trust there is a young woman named Pria. Call ahead to see if she is there before you go. I probably will not be going back, since I have found Kitty at Mansha’s Day Spa on Packard and Platt, where she actually cares about the shape of your brows over speed (and its a bit cheaper).
Good Luck!

I’ve given them two chances and both of them were terrible. Never again. They always leave stragglers and they don’t know how to adjust the way they shape your eyebrows to suit your face.

Quality, class & a good sense of humor.
I thought Above Ground what the only place you could get beautifully threaded eyebrows, but I stand corrected. Brow Art 23 does an even better job, and almost ½ the cost.
Right off the bus line, great service & cheaper? Well, I’m converted.

Threading of the eyebrows gives your eyes a more defined and shaped look. Compared to waxing where I have often times been given the straight wax across the brows with no defined arch to them. I tried threading and I like it a lot! Brow Art 23 does a really god job of creating an arch or going with the natural arch of your eyebrows. The service is fast and they do a good job! The ladies even try and stop and give you a short rest if it gets a little too painful. Which it does for me sometimes :-) It’s not excruciating pain but it does make my eyes water.
They also do eyelashes and eye make up services their as well.

I had been getting my brows waxed for years but after having a lot of «hit or miss» waxes I decided I’d try threading. I think the main difference between threading vs waxing is it allows for a more natural look/​shape. The ‘lines’ threading creates aren’t severe and if you have sensitive skin you don’t have to worry about wax irritating your brows.
I’ve been to Brow Art 23 on two separate occasions and have been very happy with the results. They charge $ 12 which is a lot cheaper than what some spas charge for waxing (I’ve paid $ 20+ for a wax before). This location used to be in the middle of the mall, where anyone walking by could watch you, but they’ve recently opened up in an actual ‘store’ location so there is more privacy.