'I looked like a monster': Teen model burnt and swollen following eyebrow tint now faces permanent scarring<br /> <br /> These days it's no big deal for most young women to pop into a beauty salon for a quick treatment to keep up their polished appearance.<br /> But for Beautiful Harleigh Kay, 17, a drop-in salon appointment ended disaster when was rushed to hospital with burns and was unable to open her eyes after getting her eyebrows tinted.<br /> The parents of the young model are now campaigning for better safety regulations in the beauty industry after their daughter could be left permanently scarred.<br /> Harleigh was left in agony and her eyebrows were weeping with a pus-like substance following the beauty treatment at American Nails salon in Luton.<br /> At hospital, she had to be fed a cocktail of medication to combat the reaction. She was intravenously-fed steroids and antihistimines as well as a strong course of antibiotics.<br /> Harleigh, who studies hairdressing at Barnfield College, recounted her ordeal: 'I looked like a monster and it was hideous. I didn't recognise myself in the mirror and I was horrendous to look at. It left me feeling traumatised.<br /> 'The pain was excruciating and the discharge was weeping into my eyes. It felt like my whole face was on fire. I couldn't see properly and doctors told me I couldn't drive or do anything other than stay at home.'<br /> The teenager, who has modelled for MOT Berkshire since the age of four, said she popped into the salon for a quick treatment before meeting a friend.<br /> 'It's quite upsetting to think I could be left with scars. I just wanted to treat myself to a little treatment but instead it's been a disaster,' Harleigh explained.<br /> 'Modelling is something I've done whilst growing up and I love it. I'd like to continue to do it, but this could jeopardise it.'<br /> Harleigh, who is currently on a break from modelling to focus on her studies, came out of the shop looking a bit red, but by the following day her face had flared up and
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