A client's comment about my lighting changed how I do brows

I've been doing brow waxing and tinting for about 4 years now. Last month a regular client said my brow mapping looked uneven under my overhead light. She was right, the shadows from that single fixture were throwing off my symmetry. I swapped to a ring light with adjustable brightness and positioned it at 45 degrees. Now I check my work from both sides before finishing, and the difference in my photos is huge. Has anyone else had to rethink their lighting setup?

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abbyg604mo ago

Used to think any light was fine as long as I could see, but you're totally right about shadows messing with symmetry.

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the_brian3mo ago

Honestly, yeah, shadows are sneaky like that. I didn't really notice until I moved a lamp around and saw my whole room just felt off. It's wild how subtle it can be.

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diana_black4mo ago

right? @abbyg60 you totally get it. lighting makes or breaks the whole room vibe.

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