Now, I clearly don’t have issues with thin eyebrows, but I, for some reason, found myself reading up on the care and keeping of eyebrows as though I had none. I know some of you may have problems when it comes to hair growth in that region, but fear not: I have some tricks for you, too:

• Plucking your eyebrows is not the same as shaving – the hair won’t always grow back the same texture and length. In fact, plucking may damage the hair follicle over time.
• If you’ve messed up your eyebrows, as hard as it may be, you need to let the hairs grow back in before you get them done. If you just thought “Easier said than done”, go check out my eyeliner video from a few weeks ago. You will see a significant difference in my brows. Let. Them. Grow.
• If your brows won’t grow back in, come to terms with it, then purchase a stencil kit. I love Anastasia stencils; they truly work and are worth the $65.00 price tag. I know that a few of you just instantly hated me for suggesting such a pricey item, but it’s a small price to pay for beautiful brows. You can also just purchase the stencils for $20 and use your favorite brow powder to fill in.

Before We Go…

Keep in mind not all eyebrows are created equal – you want to try out different products to see what works best for you. If you don’t have luck with eyebrow powders, you may want to try a pencil and vice versa. Experiment until you find your perfect brow technique!

One final note: “Eyebrows are to remain sisters, not twins.” – an old eyebrow proverb.

Thoughts?

I know this has been a hot topic in the comments section of my last few videos. So here’s your chance to weigh in: Any more tips? Questions? Did you find the article helpful? What are some of your favorite brow products? What’s your preferred hair removal method? Let me know!