I am not new to the eyebrow threading, in fact I've been having done for years in Las Vegas where I live, and I love it. When visiting family in MSP I decided to get my brows done. Magic Eyebrows is not magical in anyway. The women, who was the only person working there, does not know what she is doing. In a process that should only take 10 mins, it took 30. She brutalized my brows, I had to request her to straighten so they were straight and balanced 3 times, she goes extremely slow, which makes it extremely pain, and worst of all she was trying to remove hairs on my eyelid (which none grow there) and tore my skin. I now have a scar. DO NOT GO HERE. Eyebrow threading is amazing (when done right), this place will make you never want to go again. No one should have my experience. read more

You're not going to find many threading places in the twin cities unless you're close friends with some of the Indians around town and they invite you over for their weekly hair removal parties... Well, that's what I've heard. I only go to Magic Eyebrows because its close to me and i refuse the waxing method... The chick, who is also the only person who appears to be working there, is nothing special. Her hands smells like oranges and occasionally an unfamiliar spice. For a while now, I have wanted to let her know this but have hesitated since it is the only threading place i know of in EP. Did I mention how over priced they are... I dint remember paying 12 bucks for threading.. aside from that one time at Zibas back in Cerritos- but they are a chain and at least their employees wear uniforms and don't have smelly hands. I read more

I love this place,I used to wax my eyebrows before,After threading i am seeing much difference in my face,When i was trying first i was not sure whether to try or not,But after threading my eyebrows i can see the difference in my face,The people who is working in this place are really cool,They answered all my questions,I really love this place,After threading i din't went back to waxing again.... read more