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Queen Camilla Got a Luxury Brow Makeover

Everyone loves having great eyebrows, whether you’re a regular person or a literal queen.

Roosa RahkonenReporter, The Looker

PublishedMar 20, 2026, 6:40 PM EDT

UpdatedMar 20, 2026, 6:43 PM EDT

Updated Mar 20, 2026, 6:43 PM EDTPublished Mar 20, 2026, 6:40 PM EDT

Questions over Queen Camilla‘s royal brow transformation have finally been answered.

Suzanne Martin, Queen Camilla’s trusted semi-permanent makeup artist, revealed her brow secrets in a recent interview, almost a year after she was first spotted with significantly darker, refined brows.

According to Martin, the 78-year-old royal visited Martin for her trademark treatment, known as “The Couture Brow,” at The Lanesborough Club & Spa in London. The luxurious spa offers treatments ranging from artificial intelligence skin analysis to muscle toning and IV drips.

The wife of King Charles III, however, was there for something more traditional—at least, as far as high-end cosmetic treatments go: a perfectly polished set of brows.

The Couture Brow uses microblading to achieve a subtle, natural-looking result. Microblading is a tattooing technique that uses an ultra-fine needle to apply thin, hair-like strokes of semi-permanent pigment that typically lasts six months or more.

Martin said the perfectly “believable” results were achieved with her signature technique.

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“Colours are blended to achieve the correct shade, then hair strokes are mimicked and drawn under the surface of the skin using a needle that is actually more like a sharp pen,” she told Hello!, adding, “Good anaesthetic cream is applied, so the treatment is not at all uncomfortable.”

The royal-approved brows require two two-hour visits, a month apart. Martin advises clients to come in for a top-up every six to eight months.

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On the website, the two-part Couture Brow treatment is listed at £1,400 ($1,860), with top-ups costing £800 ($1,067).

“Every detail of your brow experience is designed to feel effortless, calming, and impeccably tailored to you,” Martin explained the procedure. “My intention is simple. To make my clients look and feel beautiful.”

Martin, who once worked as a professional makeup artist with Christian Dior, pays attention to balance when planning out her clients’ brows.

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“When designed with intention, the perfect brow lifts, balances, and reveals the natural beauty of the eyes, enhancing what is there rather than masking it,” she said.

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Martin also told the outlet that the brows “can be refined as trends and tastes change,” but it’s important they don’t draw too much attention.

“Brows should support the overall look instead of becoming the focal point,” she told the outlet.

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Roosa RahkonenReporter, The Looker

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