Sarra

"People don't realize how important brows are to the face," says Lauren Genatossio, brow master at Sarra. So she meticulously tweezes them into well-shaped submission. (She never waxes — plucking is more precise, she says.) Genatossio also offers advice on keeping brows looking their best — in the case of one tester, she even used pencil to show where they could use extra growth. The result is brows that feel naturally beautiful — never too thin or overly arched. RUNNER-UP: Cindy Jensen, Studio 9