should I dye my eyebrows?

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Kayla D.

Nov 6, 2012

Kayla D.

So I recently dyed my hair very very very red. Well my eyebrows are blonde. And the effect looks odd. How can I fix this without dyeing or should I just dye??

S M.

Nov 8, 2012

S M.

Do not dye them! You can't undo that and if you don't like it then ou won't be able to change it! I suggest darkening them with a darker color than u normally would. It would make them look more natural rather than dying them! 

S M.

Nov 8, 2012

S M.

*you

Natalie T.

Nov 8, 2012

Natalie T.

Whenever I have red hair, I always pencil in my eyebrows with an auburn pencil I found at Sally's. It is the only place I've ever found one(but I never looked too hard). I keep a really light hand with the pencil and blend it with an angled brush since I can never find a nice red toned powder. I had everything from light orangey-gingery colors to bright red/hot pink and everything in between and I just felt a lot more put together with the auburn tone in my eyebrows for any type of red I had in my hair. I never dyed my eyebrows to match my hair though. It may be hard to find red or auburn colored brow pencils, powders, or waxes, but that is your best bet if you choose to do anything with your eyebrows. I actually think your eyebrows look fine the color they are but if you choose to make them seem a little bit more red, I would suggest a less permanent route.  

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