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A friend of mine was asking me if it was true that using vaseline on the eyebrows that has been plucked for 20 years would help them to grow back (since thicker eye brows are the look now). I told her that I read that vaseline helps the eyebrows grow back but I was not sure if they would grow back after 20 years of plucking. She called a few hair stylist and got a mix of answers so I was wondering what your answer is to this question, she didn't get much luck finding this answer on the net.
Serious and kind replies please.
Thanks everyone.
Beautiful eyebrows is an extremely important part of your image.A woman's brow is supposed to FRAME the face and be the widest part of her face. It's supposed to form a "V," the brow being wide, then going down to the nose, then the lip being the bottom point of the "V."
If you have inherited sparse eyebrows or your beautician have overplucked the brows,here are ways to thicken your brows and lashes.
home remedies:
1)Use vaseline every night.It sounds silly,but it is true that vaseline applied to your brow area at night can help brows to regrow.After cleansing your face at night,lightly dab vaseline on your thin eyebrows to stimulate hair growth.
Nope, won't help. Bitmaprost (generic name for Latisse) and Rogaine-type products may help (give it 6-8 weeks to see if it works), but in some cases the hair follicle is scarred over and won't grow hair again no matter what product is used.
A friend of mine was asking me if it was true that using vaseline on the eyebrows that has been plucked for 20 years would help them to grow back (since thicker eye brows are the look now). I told her that I read that vaseline helps the eyebrows grow back but I was not sure if they would grow back after 20 years of plucking. She called a few hair stylist and got a mix of answers so I was wondering what your answer is to this question, she didn't get much luck finding this answer on the net.
Serious and kind replies please.
Thanks everyone.
Vaseline does not help at all, if your friend wants a natural method, tell her to try castor oil on her eyebrows every night before going to bed.
A friend of mine was asking me if it was true that using vaseline on the eyebrows that has been plucked for 20 years would help them to grow back (since thicker eye brows are the look now). I told her that I read that vaseline helps the eyebrows grow back but I was not sure if they would grow back after 20 years of plucking. She called a few hair stylist and got a mix of answers so I was wondering what your answer is to this question, she didn't get much luck finding this answer on the net.
Serious and kind replies please.
Thanks everyone.
I've never heard of this and I highly doubt it. Try it! What's the worse case scenario?
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