Brow Mapping Explained — How I Design Perfectly Balanced Brows
- Katy Northey

- Jun 1
- 2 min read
Beautiful brows don’t happen by accident — they’re designed with precision.
Brow mapping is the technique I use to create symmetrical, natural-looking brows tailored to your unique facial structure.

What Is Brow Mapping?
Brow mapping is a precision technique that identifies the perfect brow shape for your face using measurements, proportions and symmetry markers.
It ensures your brows look lifted, even and natural — not too dark, thick or heavy.
Brow mapping is a step-by-step process that uses measurements, angles and facial proportions to determine:
✔ Brow start point
✔ Arch placement
✔ Brow tail position
✔ Brow height
✔ Overall symmetry
It ensures your brows complement your face shape, bone structure and natural features.
Why Is Brow Mapping So Important? (especially 40+)
As we age, brows thin, drop or become uneven.
Mapping corrects this by creating a shape that:
✔ Lifts the eye area
✔ Frames the face
✔ Softens ageing
✔ Restores balance
✔ Looks natural on mature skin
How I Map Your Brows
Your brow map is created using:
Golden ratio measurements
Thread mapping
Muscle movement analysis
Natural hair growth
Your facial structure
Your preferred brow style
You approve the shape BEFORE any tattooing begins.
Which Brow Style Suits You?
For women in Torbay & Devon, the most flattering styles are:
✔ Natural hair-strokes
✔ Nano strokes (machine)
✔ Micro-feathered brows
✔ Soft, fluffy textured brows
I specialise in natural results that never look like makeup.
Brow Mapping + Microblading = Award Winning Results
Professional mapping prevents:
✘ Overly harsh brows
✘ Incorrect arches
✘ Uneven brows
✘ Brows that age you
Want Beautifully Balanced Brows?
Book your bespoke brow mapping & consultation. BOOK NOW
Useful Links
Unsure if microblading suits mature skin? → Read: Microblading for Women Over 50
Want to restore lip colour too? → Read: Lip Blush for Women Over 40
Curious about long-term brow results? → Read: What Microblading Looks Like After 5 Years


