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My natural brows are like Brooke Shields's or Jennifer Connelly's when they were younger. Medium-heavy and dark brown. In high school I overplucked, especially through the arch. Now I pluck the bushy inner part, and I keep them groomed underneath. If I wear makeup I might use some brow pencil. I've noticed they're a little sparser than they used to be.
J.C.'s are toned down from the natural shape of her Labyrinth days.
The daycare workers that thought this was a good movie to show little kids should never be able to work with children again. That movie still creeps me out to this day.
I do wish my eyebrows extended outward more. Some women's go way out toward their temples, which is striking. Jennifer Connelly's do that, mine do not. They only extend a tiny bit past the outer corners of my eyes.
I voted for thinner, but from I'm reading here, that's not it at all. My features are small, and that includes my brows, so I sport a more natural look. Which on me is thinner than most peoples. (Although I recently overdid the tweezing and right now it's a little thin, but I'm growing out again.)
I knew someone that either tweezed her brows out of existence or didn't have any to begin with, and she drew them on in a very exaggerated clown like thin arc. Single line, no feathering. I got used to it, but for awhile I found it very disarming.
I thinned mine starting around 5th grade I think. I had caterpillar eyebrows as evidenced in the photo of my 9 year old self. The first year or two I went a little tweezer happy and they were much too thin for my face. I let them thicken up a bit and that's where I keep them now. I guess they would be considered thin compared to my natural eyebrows, but they seem to fall between thin and thick in general, at least to me.
I've never shaped mine, though in recent years, I seem to have to do more plucking of obvious strays. I've always just left them natural, as I have a pretty well-defined natural arch as a favor of genetics.
Personally, I never liked the very thin brow look on people to whom it didn't come naturally.
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