Beyond Tattoos: VH1’s Black Ink Crew Turns to This Woman for Eyebrows

In the fast-paced world of hip-hop and entertainment, image is everything. No one understands this better than JaQuitta Robinson, the CEO of Pretty In Pink Beauty Bar, LLC, based in New York. Known as the Miracle Brow Worker, JaQuitta has mastered the art of eyebrow transformation, making her one of the most sought-after brow artists in the industry. Beyond her private clientele, JaQuitta has brought her skills to unexpected places, such as Ceasar’s tattoo shop from VH1’s Black Ink Crew in Brooklyn, where she gives their customers stunning brow makeovers. Her work has gained recognition across the beauty and entertainment industries, further solidifying her impact on hip-hop culture.

She started in healthcare as a respiratory practitioner because she loved helping people and helping to save lives.

“Saving a life can also mean emotional and mental saving. As a woman who survived a traumatic medical experience that affected my emotional state and my self-confidence I asked myself, how many other women feel how I feel?” she shared.

Her business was initially started to help restore confidence in women who have lost their eyebrows, hair, or breasts due to alopecia, chemotherapy, autoimmune diseases, medications etc.

“Once I started training to be a brow artist, I realized that there was a need not just for women with medical ailments, but also regular every day working women who want to save time from drawing their brows, penciling their brows,  or to seek confidence the may lack due to thin, sparse brows, “she shares.

Pretty in Pink Beauty Bar offers eyebrow microblading, microshading, 3D areola tattoos after a mastectomy due to breast cancer and scalp micro-pigmentation. She warns to check practitioners’ work carefully before you get permanent eyebrows.

“It’s very very important to make sure that you go to a highly skilled and trained artist, especially for eyebrows because it’s your face and it’s difficult to undo it if it’s not done correctly. So  you want to make sure that the brows are constructed to match your facial features, to match your bone structure, and that the pigment color matches not only your skin tones but also your undertones,” she advises.

JaQuitta grew up in Westchester County NY in a small town called Peekskill in a rough public housing complex called Dunbar Heights.

“I always knew there was so much outside of my little town I wanted to conquer. My parents were divorced, My father was a drug addict so he was absent most of my life until I became an adult married with children and he got his self clean before his passing. But that played a huge part in my life, I knew that I wanted to instill the value of family, education and success into my children,” she reveals.

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“Having the opportunity to work at Black Ink was so awesome.  I always watched Black Ink on TV and when I started my career, I promised myself I am going to get the opportunity to go work in a Black Ink shop and showcase my talents. I manifested that!  Being in the room alongside Ceaser, Krystal and Spyder, tattooing their clients while I am doing eyebrow tattoos was amazing! ”

Her expertise has attracted a star-studded clientele, including actress Taral Hicks, hip-hop artist Bianca Bonnie, and renowned publicist Lynn Hobson. These high-profile women rely on JaQuitta’s precision and artistry to keep them looking flawless, both on and off camera.

“Eyebrows aren’t just about grooming; it’s about creating confidence. In a culture where appearance plays a significant role in success, I have to make sure my clients are always camera-ready, it’s about empowering women through beauty” Jacquitta shares.

Jacquitta’s passion and precision have made her a pioneer in the beauty industry, and her journey is far from over. As she continues to transform faces, one brow at a time, JaQuitta Robinson is proving that the right touch can elevate not only a look but an entire career.