Sparse eyebrows and waxing...

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Catherine W.

Jan 6, 2014

Catherine W.

Hey beauties! It's been a long time since I was last on, hope you're all well!
I have a question!
I over plucked my brows a bit in high school and as a result my right eyebrow is slightly shorter and can't seem to grow back at the tail.
Also, I fill them with pencil to make them look more full and symmetrical as they are slightly sparse (naturally, not from plucking).
Is it possible to have your brows professionally shaped if they are sparse? I don't have super thin brows but I guess my concern is that there won't be enough to work with.
Any input would be so greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance xx

Lizzy W.

Jan 6, 2014

Lizzy W.

Welcome back Catherine :) Could you post a pic of your natural brows?
The way I see it, if you have them shaped, it might be easier to fill them in, but you might have to fill a lot more in, and they won't look as good without makeup. The next time you're at a salon for a pedicure or facial or whatever else, ask them about it. It does depend on the shape of your eyebrows, the shape you want, and exactly how thin they currently are.

Mariana E.

Jan 6, 2014

Mariana E.

Have you tried eyebrow serums or castor oil? Put that on and be patient until you have enough hair to work with. Good to have you back.

Linda A.

Jan 9, 2014

Linda A.

I work in a cosmetic dermatology office.we always recommend applying Latisse to your brows at night. what it does for you lashes is what it will do for your brows.

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