Suggestions On How To Fix Eyebrows.

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Kimm M.

Nov 19, 2013

Kimm M.

Okay so my eyesbrows are not the same...and yes I know that's normal eyesbrows aren't twins they're sisters lol but I just want to fix them.. what should I do?

Kimm M.

Nov 19, 2013

Kimm M.

One is more squared and thinner at the end.

Sarah B.

Nov 19, 2013

Sarah B.

The brow on the right matches the basic eyebrow guidelines that many esteticians are trained for. In all honesty, if you don't feel comfortable, I would wait about a month, and go see a brow specialist. Anastsia and Benefit are great options and they totally know brows.

The initial brow shaping will be a bit expensive, but after allowing your brows to grow out and be reshaped by somebody who lives for brows, you could probably preform proper maintenance after they leave you a general shape guideline.

Shauna S.

Nov 19, 2013

Shauna S.

I would personally get it done professionally so you don't mess it up

Kyraa D.

Nov 19, 2013

Kyraa D.

I got my brows done at what was supposed to be a professional salon & paid $18 + tip to get brows that were completely different shapes.
where is Benefit or Anastasia?? like, are they just makeup counters or actual stores? lol. I live in Canada & I havent seen either one of these other than in Sephora.
I'm really nervous about getting them done again, but it needs to happen.

Amanda V.

Nov 19, 2013

Amanda V.

I have the same problem! My left eyebrow is completely different from the right. So I grew them out, and they looked even. Then I accidentally over plucked, AGAIN. So now I'm starting over. My suggestion is let them grow out and reshape. Or reshape one to match the other. Getting them professionally done is a good idea in theory, but I trust professionals less with my eyebrows than I do myself.

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