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How to Fix Common Eyebrow Problems

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It is important to take care of your eyebrows in order to maintain a polished and appealing appearance. Common eyebrow problems include thick and bushy eyebrows, thin eyebrows and an uneven brow line. It is simple to fix each of these eyebrow problems.

Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions

    Pale Eyebrows

  1. Step 1

    Use powder eye shadow on pale eyebrows. The shade that you use should be slightly darker than your natural color. The eye shadow should not be cream-based.

  2. Step 2

    Groom the eyebrows with a brow brush after applying the eye shadow. Adjust the amount of eye shadow that you use if needed.

  3. Step 3

    Avoid using an eyebrow pencil. Often these pencils give your brows a tacky and artificial look.

  4. Bushy Eyebrows

  5. Step 1

    Wash your face in warm water before you start tweezing bushy eyebrows. Hold a hot washcloth to your brow area in order to open up the pores.

  6. Step 2

    Use a topical anesthetic if you are sensitive to pain. This will numb the area while you tweeze.

  7. Step 3

    Pluck your eyebrows in order for them to extend from your tear ducts to the outer corners of your eye. Try to avoid overly thinning the eyebrows out.

  8. Step 4

    Smooth out your eyebrows with a brow brush. Keep the hairs in place by using a small amount of hairspray or hair gel.

  9. Uneven Brow Line

  10. Step 1

    Fix an uneven brow line by first brushing your brows with your finger. The hairs should be standing straight up.

  11. Step 2

    Use a pair of nail scissors to carefully snip any uneven brows. Brush the eyebrows straight down and continuing sniping until all brows are even.

  12. Step 3

    Finish by brushing your brows and securing them in place with hairspray or gel.

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tamiep said

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on 3/9/2008 What if you plucked them too far over (away from the nose) and the hair will not grow back?

tamiep said

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on 3/9/2008 What if you plucked them too far over (away from the nose) and the hair will not grow back?

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