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I know a lot of people who have had good results (everywhere from subtle to dramatic) with Jamaican black castor oil. Easy to get on Amazon, lots of good reviews. Just apply each night before bed with a qtip.
Both - Jamaican black and regular castor oil are great for eyebrows and lashes.
The product you choose should be certified organic, cold-pressed, and hexane free.
Also try a little bit on your cheek or arm skin to see if you aren't allergic to it.
Really great to apply with a mascara brush.
I made a little hole in the security cap to push the brush in and out.
Well, mine surely aren't. They get longer and wilder with each year.
Ditto. Mine started going crazy several years ago when the lady barbers began trimming them (never had a male barber even ask). I set the beard trimmer to '2' and hit them myself every week or two.
This might be a crazy concern, but I'm a guy early 60s. Looking at older pictures of myself, I used to have eyebrows. Now, just a few hairs. I know it sounds vain, but has anyone had any success at reversing this? There seem to be a million miracle products, but has anyone with this "problem" actually had personal results with anything?
Thanks!
Get good at using an eyebrow pencil or an eye-shadow applicator with a shade close to your tone for a less drawn-on look. Feather lightly.
I have never really had visible eyebrows. The hair I do have is very thin and almost colorless. Now that I am in my 50s I get an occasional big thick dark one shoot out in a weird direction. I just cut it off.
It seems in fashion and beauty we all want the opposite of what we have.
Me too, at 70 now I have to constantly snip off the wildly long ones. Most are still brown, just a few gray, unlike my head which is now probably 70% gray. I don't pluck the gray ones because a wise person once told me that removing a gray hair causes two more to come out.
The woman who cuts my hair clips my eyebrows every time I get a haircut.
Ditto. Mine started going crazy several years ago when the lady barbers began trimming them (never had a male barber even ask). I set the beard trimmer to '2' and hit them myself every week or two.
I do the same. They start going in different directions and it looks too nutty professor if I don't clip them regularly.
They have eyebrow transplants. Brooke Shields did something to her brows, maybe latisse because she used that on her lashes. Blindness is a risk factor with it, ugh. Or she just fills them in, because they looked thinner or shorter a while back.
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