What Suji is
A hand technique, built for subtlety.
Suji is a Korean hand technique — the name loosely means “by hand” — that builds soft, feathered, natural brows. Fine strokes follow your own brow direction, with the emphasis on an undetectable finish over crisp definition.
Where our other techniques range from defined hairstrokes to a powder shade, Suji sits at the softest end: the most feathered, face-balanced and quiet of the four.
Who it suits
For the softest, most natural result.
Suji suits clients who want the softest, most natural finish, anyone nervous about anything reading as tattooed, and men seeking subtle structure on sparse or uneven brows. A large share of our clients are men.
On the finish
Why it looks so natural.
Fine, feathered strokes follow your own brow direction, and the design is balanced to your face rather than to a reference photo. The priority is subtlety: the brow gains softness and shape without ever announcing itself.
On colour
Keeping it light, never dark.
Process reassurance is on-brand regardless of the exact method — the same conservative approach applies to Suji as to everything else we do.
Our response is procedural
- Pigment depth is chosen with you — conservative by default.
- The soft technique heals light.
- Colour is built up gradually, never laid down dark.
- The included retouch is where definition is added, if you want it.
The session
Step by step.
The same unhurried sequence as our other techniques. Nothing permanent happens until the shape is approved.
1
Consultation & face analysis
We read your features and existing growth before recommending a shape.
2
Mapping & symmetry
The shape is drawn and approved in the mirror before any work begins — this settles the wrong-shape fear.
3
Numbing & comfort
A surgical-grade numbing cream is applied before and during the work.
4
Suji work & aftercare brief
Feathered strokes are placed following your growth, then you leave with a written healing schedule and recovery products.
Healing & longevity
What healing looks like.
The brow softens through the first weeks as it settles. Public guidance suggests a Suji result lasts roughly twelve to eighteen months depending on skin type and lifestyle — Dehan to confirm the figure we publish. A retouch within three months is included to perfect the result after healing.
Compare
Suji, against microblading and ombre.
Suji is one of four finishes, and the softest of them. The right one depends on your skin and the look you want.
Microblading
Defined hand-drawn hairstrokes, best on normal-to-dry skin. See the microblading technique.
Microblading →
Ombre
A soft powder shade rather than strokes — even on oily skin. See an ombre powder finish.
Ombre →
Nanoblading
Machine-set nano hairstrokes — the most precise option. See nanoblading for oily skin.
Nanoblading →
Pricing
One price, everything included.
$870
SGD
Inclusive of consultation, custom design, numbing, aftercare and a retouch within three months.
Frequently asked
Suji, answered plainly.
What are Suji brows?
Suji is a Korean brow technique — the name loosely means “by hand” — built around fine, feathered strokes that follow your natural brow direction. The result is soft and subtle, designed to read as your own brows rather than makeup or a tattoo.
How is Suji different from microblading?
Both aim for natural, hair-like brows. Suji leans further toward softness and feathering, prioritising subtlety and face balance over crisp definition. During consultation we will explain which technique suits your skin and the look you are after — and recommend honestly, even if it is not the one you booked.
Will Suji brows look too dark?
No. Suji is among the softest finishes we offer, and as with every technique we choose pigment depth with you and build colour gradually. The brow heals lighter than it appears on the day.
Is Suji suitable for men?
Yes — its softness makes it well suited to adding quiet structure to sparse or uneven brows without anything looking drawn-on. A large share of our clients are men.
How long do Suji brows last?
Public guidance suggests roughly twelve to eighteen months depending on skin type and lifestyle — Dehan to confirm the figure we publish. A retouch within three months is included to perfect the result after healing.
What if I’m worried I’ll regret it?
The design is mapped and approved by you before any work begins, the technique is deliberately soft, and it is semi-permanent — it fades over time rather than staying fixed. We work slowly and confirm every decision with you first, so the result is one you can settle into.
Book a consultation
Every brow is designed and approved before any work begins.
Send a brief message via WhatsApp and we will respond with availability and the intake questions for your consultation.