Shaping Your Eyebrows - Thinner or Thicker?
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It used to be the trend to have finer, defined eyebrows, but nowadays it seems like the thicker the better!
How do you style yours? And what do you use?
I am growing mine out just now. I neglected them after my son was born and now they need a professional to deal with them. I'm trying to get them to fill out so they are a bit thicker. Getting them done in April for my sons dedication so they have 3 more months to grow. I just pluck the stray ones right down at the bottom.
When I used to look after them, I plucked them. Then if I was going out somewhere I would use an eyebrow pencil on them.
I've always had finer blonde eyebrows (no plucking required!) and have a serious dose of brow envy so mine are tinted. In between tints I use a brow mascara-type product. I'm not a fan of the brows that look like a cut-out piece of black sugar paper but I love the thicker look. What about you?
I never really did anything with my eyebrows, but as I’m getting older, they’re thinning and I feel the urge to get them sorted. I know people who have had eyebrow tattoos to sort them out, although I’m not sure I’d do the same - sounds like an easy solution though
have never thought about shaping them, whether it be thinner or thicker. not really part of my beauty regime
I have quite thick & coarse eyebrows. I pluck underneath them to get some shape & use a pencil to fill in gaps. I sometimes use soap & setting spray to hold them in place if I'm doing a full on make up look.
Mine are really thin because I am tweezer happy . I got them tattooed a cpl of years ago and each year I get them down I get slightly thicker I want them guitar thick though as seems to look better
It's nice to have them defined but looking natural. I use make up on mine but just to make them darker. I like then not too thin or too thick. I never liked the sperm shaped brow that was the fashion in the 00's but also don't like the whole drawn on with permanent marker look.
Mine are natural shape but I do pluck the odd stray in the middle. I've been told by a beauty therapist that my brows are a naturally a nice shape and not to mess with them
def prefer thicker on most people think it really adds character and frames the eyes which I think looks great not so keen on really fake sharpie brow look though
I quite like thick brows too, even though I’m sure it was less fashionable to have it so about a decade ago (which explains the people I know who have plucked theirs to death). The more natural, the better
I leave them as nature intended and just make sure they don't meet in the middle. Mine are naturally bigger and fit the current fashion. This wasn't always the case and I used to have women going on about me about why didn't I pluck them thinner. Now its the fashion to have thicker eyebrows. Mine are also jet black naturally as well.
Whoever invented the pencil thin eyebrow phase was crazy i overplucked mine for years because that was the trend and now they look terrible. The hair grows back all around my eyebrow but not an actual eyebrow i pay £150 every 6 months to have them done semi permanent
Lol I know what you mean. There was one time I was chief bridesmaid and the make up lady started trimming off the edges of my brows, without asking me first, so she did a good job shaping, but after 2 weeks my eyebrows were growing like overgrown shrubs so it was a nightmare to maintain! Never again
I have to say, I really prefer natural eyebrows. Too many girls are going around with slugs above their eyes. Even if they are shaped, it looks really naff and I don't think they look pretty at all.
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