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urine...lol...na i'll pass out this time... but thanx... any more 'creative' proposals?
does shaving really work? i have very fine eyebrow hair and would like it thicker to frame my face. don't pluck though. my mum did that and they never properly grew back.
Maybe try plucking.
It may hurt a bit but the removal is for quite a while whereas shaving causes the hair to grow back quickly.
You could try dying it a light colour or using a specialist cream to remove it.
Alternatively, if you're really serious, try speaking to a beautician about electrolysis - this is permanent and involves a small electrode being placed in the hair follicle.
A current is then applied and the hair root destroyed and the hair permanently removed.
I'm not too sure about this though - you'll have to check it out.
Hope this helps and good luck
It may hurt a bit but the removal is for quite a while whereas shaving causes the hair to grow back quickly.
You could try dying it a light colour or using a specialist cream to remove it.
Alternatively, if you're really serious, try speaking to a beautician about electrolysis - this is permanent and involves a small electrode being placed in the hair follicle.
A current is then applied and the hair root destroyed and the hair permanently removed.
I'm not too sure about this though - you'll have to check it out.
Hope this helps and good luck
Get an eyebrow kit and it'll save all the hassle.
ProfessorFitBoy
Maybe try plucking.
It may hurt a bit but the removal is for quite a while whereas shaving causes the hair to grow back quickly.
You could try dying it a light colour or using a specialist cream to remove it.
Alternatively, if you're really serious, try speaking to a beautician about electrolysis - this is permanent and involves a small electrode being placed in the hair follicle.
A current is then applied and the hair root destroyed and the hair permanently removed.
I'm not too sure about this though - you'll have to check it out.
Hope this helps and good luck
It may hurt a bit but the removal is for quite a while whereas shaving causes the hair to grow back quickly.
You could try dying it a light colour or using a specialist cream to remove it.
Alternatively, if you're really serious, try speaking to a beautician about electrolysis - this is permanent and involves a small electrode being placed in the hair follicle.
A current is then applied and the hair root destroyed and the hair permanently removed.
I'm not too sure about this though - you'll have to check it out.
Hope this helps and good luck
hehehe, you're giving the opposite answer.
Sometimes if you shave them off completely they don't grow back properly so be careful (unless you want half a left brow or summat lol)
speedstacker
hehehe, you're giving the opposite answer.
Ooops
Sorry I assumed the thread was by someone who was having trouble with excessive eyebrow hair
well obviously Please forgive me.
But are you really sure you want thick eyebrows?
Check out http://www.monobrow.com
Sorry, query; why do you want big eyebrows?
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(edited 3 years ago)
dude I have eyebrows like wolverine.
don't go there.
don't go there.
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