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You all seemed to love my 'Unique Bloggers' post last time, showcasing some of the weird but wonderful bloggers who like to step out of the box once in a while and give us readers something a little different. Or just something we love to read that most others give us but with a little edge. I'm talking about those mermaid haired, inked up, lovely ladies who we secretly all want to be but can't step outside that box. I know myself I want my hair either a lilac or a pastel pink and to be adorned in cute little tattoos but that won't happen, and if it does it'll be a while. I'm getting off topic like I always do ... without further a do, here are three lovely Unique blogger/ vlogger ladies I've recently come across and can't get enough of.

My brows before with no makeup and after treatment

SPMU is quite a new concept and I have to admit, I haven't really seen anyone in the blogosphere with tattooed eyebrows, is there a reason for this? I think not .. just to put something to rest that a lot of people asked me when I said I was getting them done, you do NOT have to have your brows shaved off before they are tattooed. I still have my brows on my face, just they have hair strokes between them in the gaps that I used to fill in and a few additional strokes added where I wanted some hairs too.

My mum was the original reason I went and got my eyebrows tattooed. She has been trying to grow out her eyebrows now for years due to the 80's fashion unfortunately being very very thin eyebrows, think 'sperm brows' as I've heard them being refereed to. Years of over plucking left my poor muma with pretty much just a teeny little line of hair that I wanted to help her bring back to life. Even with all the will power in the world and shaping we could muster between us, she still only had very thin brows that were quite sparse. A colleague she used to work with is currently working within one of the Private Clinics of Harley Street in Bristol and has been now doing SPMU for around 2 years. Now working as a Nursing Assistant, I choose an extra 10 minutes in bed over doing my makeup in the morning but still manage to paint something on my face during the car journey to work at 6.30am and my brows are of course the HARDEST thing to do in a moving car and I'd finally had enough (think moving car and very very sleepy, it's a bad mix) Now was the time we both needed to go and see our friend Lily at the clinic and get the messes sorted, pronto.