Amy Beauty-Link International @ Far East Plaza

First did eyebrow embroidery at Amy Beauty Link with Fion in 2015 and have returned three times for touch ups. The initial embroidery and touch ups with Fion were done well. When I called to book another appointment with Fion, I was disappointed to hear that she had left ABL.

One of the staff recommended Angel, and assured me that she was very experienced. sadly, experience has not resulted in skill, quality, or professionalism in Angel's career. I waited for over 40 min to start (even though it is only supposed to take 30 min for the numbing cream to set). She chatted loudly with her colleagues and on the phone throughout the process and was clearly not focused on the task. My left eyebrow bled quite a bit, which was not the case in the previous times with Fion. Not only was the result uneven, she clearly tattooed two long lines outside of my eyebrow and into my eyelid. When I returned a few hours later to confront her, she claimed that the lines weren't ink but blood, and that she had left a cut there when she was shaving my eyebrows with the same blade she used to tattoo them (so hygienic and skilful).

I know this is nonsense because at no point did she shave or attempt to shape my eyebrows. She was careless because she wasn't paying attention to what she being paid to do. It also was definitely not blood as that area did not bleed and no one bleeds brown blood. Then she tried to laugh it off by claiming that it was a scar. A scar in 2 hours? And how is that preferable to a tattoo?

When I asked her for a refund, pointing out that it will cost more than 80 dollars to have the lines lasered off, she rolled her eyes and told me to come back in a month and she will refund me if the lines were still there. I guess she is hoping they will fade, which I know will not happen for another 6 months. Here is some advice for Angel, if you screw up, at least admit it and apologise. Pay attention to your work and have a little bit of respect for your customers. As I have discovered too late, this is not the only negative review of you online.

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I have been a customer since 7 years ago but i think the standard of service has deteriorated over the years. Did my 3D eyebrow embroidery and the outcome was upsetting. I had a 'extra cut' outside my brows and the brows was thicker than they should. I told the beautician that I did not like thick brows and she convinced me saying the brows will turn out thinner than what she sketched. She was not as skillful as the one i used earlier cos her strokes were painful and the outcome- as I mentioned- is disappointing.

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I had eyebrow embroidery done at this place and all I can say is I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND ANYONE TO COME HERE.

First off, the beauty therapist couldn't even get my desired shape right, and I had to repeatedly correct her. When she couldn't even tell that it was not proportionate, her colleague came in and supported my opinion! I should have ran at this first warning sign.

As if that wasn't enough, after I finished altering the shape myself as the therapist seemed clueless (she also happened to be cross-eyed, literally, but I do not want to denounce her talent based on her visual impairment), she still made one eyebrow a milliter thicker than the other! There was no way I was going to make the other eyebrow thicker just to match up the mistake she just did!

On top of that, I paid for "3-D embroidery services", but when she was done, I COULDN'T SEE ANY STROKES. My eyebrows are literally two solid blocks of colour. What is the point of paying for 3D when you're gonna charge me basic eyebrow embroidery prices?

On top of that, they initially told me it was $398, but then when I was about to pay, they said I'd have to pay another $30 for the healing cream - which was essentially purified vaseline. The packaging was tacky, badly worded, and god knows what was really in it.

Worst experience. Has made me so bitter about doing anything else to my face.

Also, does anybody know who I can contact if I want to raise this botched job to court?

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Wellthe store is a little hard to fine. It is tucked at a corner at level 5 amidst the food store.
It is a plain little store doing standard facial services. The eyelash perming seems to be a popular service. We went on a weekday afternoon and the place was filled with ladies doing their eyelashes.
There are 3 sizes available for the curls: small medium and large. Large is the most natural and of coursethe least lasting. The therapists in white lab coats appear very professional and experience. The process lasted 45minutes. It was painless and smooth.
We did the large curls and medium curls. Our lashes were evenly curled and looks really natural.
We were sold the package of 5 sessions at $195 and we gladly took it.
It was a pleasant experience.

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godma and mum did eyelash extensions while i had my eyelashes permed.
the outcome was A-W-E-S-O-M-E (except that i look like i have sparse eyelashes -_-) i still think the perm is great! especially for people who have long but thin lashes like me.
it’s damn annoying that i can never curl up my lashes due to it being very fine and thin. like wtf. i can spend 10mins ‘kiap-ing’ my lashes with the curler and it’ll go back to being straight after 5mins. then i’ll have to spend the rest of the day horribly by having my top lashes and bottom lashes sticking together every now and then.
to have your lashes permed is also very convenient for those lazy bums who are often too lazy to wait for their mascara to dry a lil before using the curler.

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