“Feathering” is the popular new way to achieve flawless eyebrows without the need to touch them up daily, and now Sophie Cachia has given it a go.

Brow feathering is a form of cosmetic tattooing that can be done using a hand tool (micro-blading) or machine technique. It involves micro-pigmenting fine strokes that mimic the natural hair into the outer layers of the skin.

The technique promises natural-looking brows, and that’s exactly what The Young Mummy says has been delivered.

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Giving her Instagram followers a behind-the-scenes look into the process, the blogger shared how her beauty therapist took her through the relatively pain-free process.

While admitting the part when the pigment was placed in did sting a little, Sophie said it was about a "two out of 10" thanks to some top quality numbing cream.

Bless you, numbing cream. (Images: Sophie Cachia/Instagram)

"If you can handle a stingy-scratchy-itchy feeling you'll survive, just like I did," she wrote on Instagram.

Before undergoing the treatment, the mum-of-two said she had her reservations after hearing and seeing "horror stories", but felt she was in safe hands.

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"I always had brows, but they were horribly uneven and gave me the sh--s big time because no matter what I did, I couldn't get them to grow the same," she said.

And the results? Cachia says she loves her new look and her brow game is "strong".

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