Help with bushy eyebrows.

Mar 18, 2013

Shauna S.

I've always had very thick and bushy dark eyebrows. I've never really done anything with them for years, just pluck them once in a while. I wanted to go get it waxed but I don't want to keep having to go get it done and waste money, I rather do it myself. What are some ways I can shape them better and make them look less bushy?

Mar 18, 2013

Katelin F.

I used to have very bushy eyebrows too (and it doesn't help that I have very very dark hair and very light skin) and I hated them and got made fun of for them so I got them waxed and continued plucking for years. It's about 5 years since I first got them waxed and I hate how thin they are. I'm trying to grow them back out currently.
If you really wan to do something go to a salon and ask for them to shape them for you and then just keep them up yourself! You can buy wax at the drugstore, or my fave eyebrow shapers (they're a single razor for your face)
Hope this helps!

Mar 18, 2013

Eileen A.

I've seen eyebrow stencils at both Ulta and Sephora. They seem like they're very easy to use at home and will help you achieve the shape your looking for. Try your local drugstore as well. Hope this helps.

Mar 18, 2013

Brielle J.

I'm pretty sure these are seeing scissors, but I use them to trim my eyebrows. If you're careful, you can shaper them just the same as waving would look, just carefully trim close to the skin.

Mar 18, 2013

Alexa A.

Personally I love bushy eyebrows or at least bold eyebrows like cara delevingne and Bambi northwood! Look to them to help you style them.

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