OMG has anyone else been messing around with coding their own app? I’m currently in Replit building a little tool to track all my studio and online business data in one place—metrics, trends, everything. It’s honestly blowing my mind a bit. This stuff makes me feel like I’m running a tech startup from my brow studio. AI and automation are going to change so much for our industry especially for solo artists. If you could wave a magic wand and track or automate one thing in your business (without it getting all techy and complicated), what would it be? Don’t overthink it. Just say pops in your mind. Let’s share some ideas! 🧠

Happy Monday🥳 What's your #1 focus for this week? And what could STOP you from achieving it? My goal this week is to create a new mini course 'Healed Brows Blueprint'. This is off the back of the recent poll I posted in here, thanks for those that voted. I'll have details for you all soon for when It's ready to purchase. What could stop me? Not treating it as a priority and letting other tasks take my attention when they crop up.

Hey all, just wanted to share something that came up in a call this week, because it hit home and I think more of you might relate. An Artist messaged me saying she felt deflated. Her clients kept acting kind of unsure after their treatments like they didn’t fully love the results. But when she sent me photos of the work, I was like… wow, this is really good. So we jumped on a call, and as she was talking me through her process, it clicked. It wasn’t about the brows. It was the energy she was putting out. She was feeling unsure, doubting herself mid-treatment, over-consulting the client, constantly looking for reassurance. And you know what? Clients feel that. Even if your technique is amazing, if your vibe is off clients pick up on it. I remember doing this myself when I was just starting out. I’d spend two hours on mapping because I was so nervous and kept changing things. I let the client be way too involved, and it just turned into this loop of uncertainty for both of us. Now? I lead. I stay in control. I explain my decisions with confidence. And clients feel safe in that. They mirror your certainty. That energy is contagious. So my question is… Can you relate to this? Have you ever had a client seem underwhelmed, and now you’re wondering if it was more about how you showed up than the actual work? Share below, I feel we've all love to hear your experience with this. Kim x

If your Machine Hairstroke treatments are dragging on... It might not be your technique—it could be your machine. Personally, I use a long stroke machine (3.5mm) and here’s why: - It implants pigment faster - Requires fewer passes - Creates less trauma for the client - Speeds up treatment time without compromising quality Short stroke machines have their place, especially for heavy-handed artists or very thin skin… But for most clients, they actually slow you down and overwork the skin. 👉 I currently use the Cheyenne Artyst H2 PowerBabe and love the balance of power and precision. As an Amiea ambassador, you can get 10% off anything on their site. Use code KimL10 at shop.amiea.com Kim P.s want to join the Hyperrealism Brows Mastery group? Click here: https://www.skool.com/hyperrealism-brows-mastery/about

Hi, and WELCOME to your new PMU community! This space helps new and established PMU Artists start and scale their PMU business by learning the rare and in-demand advanced brow technique; 'Hyperrealism Brows' and via high-impact marketing, building authority, and solid strategy. Start by letting us know... - Where are you based? - What's your IG link? (Let's follow each other) - How long have you been a PMU Artist? - What's your PMU speciality? Here's what to do next: • Check out the resources and courses under CLASSROOM • Get points and level up by posting valuable content and thoughts, and insightful comments • Help others level up by liking 👍 good posts and comments. • We're here to help each other out! • If you need help, just ask the community 💪 Kim