We all have our little insecurities and those body parts we worry about; even supermodels fret about cellulite, a wonky nose or those inevitable spots that pop up around that time of the month. Although a survey amongst women would inevitably show up concerns around bums, tums and boobs, for me the big issue has always been my brows. Before I discovered the power of a full and perfectly-arched brow, I spent years trying to make the rest of my face work with only a smidgen of hairy goodness; there was always something not quite right. After I was well and truly educated on the benefit of a decent eyebrow pencil and the artistry associated with plucking, I've never looked back - a full and even brow can totally change the construct of a face. Over the last few years I've been filling in my brows with a selection of pencils, gels and waxes on a daily basis to ensure a more youthful and 'complete' look, but as soon as I'm makeup free I definitely start to feel self-conscious; if there was one product I'd take with me to a desert island, it would undoubtedly be an eyebrow pencil. My fine lines and eye bags don't bother me that much, and nor does my slightly greying messy hair, but my sparse and odd-looking brows really take me back to that awkward unsure teenager who worries what everyone around her is thinking. So it was time to do something about it, in the form of semi-permanent eyebrow tattoos from leading industry expert Karen Betts. The moral of the story" You do...