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In a failed attempt at "fixing" my eyebrows, I accidentally took too much off of my right brow and now, instead of being slightly arched (like in that... icon, only not like that... think kind of like a softer, inverted check mark), it's more in a rounded arch and it's a few millimeters shorter than my left brow. I look potentially deranged, and I need help figuring out how I can either fix it or conceal it until my eyebrows come back to their naturally unruly yet full state. Anyone have ideas or suggestions? PLEASE SEND THEM TO ME.

Date: 2007-09-05 05:36 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] sucrelefey.livejournal.com
Brow pencil. Sketch in some fill lines. Once I combed mascarea through my brow hairs to giev the same colour highlights as els where it was like putting styling mousse in.

Date: 2007-09-05 07:20 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] freebishchick.livejournal.com
i was going to suggest a brow pencil also!

Date: 2007-09-05 12:45 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] silver-mage.livejournal.com
*hugs*

Okay, it's what you do if you want to even it out.
1. Pluck off some hairs from the higher brow, on top, so as to bring it down a bit.
2. Shorten the longer brow by no more than 1mm. Usually things like length of brow aren't noticeable, but errant hairs and height are.
3. OR, if you'd rather do this...get thee an eyeliner pencil and draw on the brow. Like, tip into brow-hairs. This will create an illusion of fullness on the brow and if you do that to both - symmetry being key here, just watch carefully - you'd give off the illusion that both are plucked equally.

Best results, do all of the above but be very cautious...says the girl who once had them threaded and decided to never again...

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