Weddingbee Blog

oooh i fixed my brows using this technique too! i totally know what you mean about being ocd, i am myself but maybe instead of growing them out, as you grow them out only pluck those that are outside of what you need? that’s how i did it but it took me a good couple months to do it!

Ladies, fuller brows (a la supermodel Hilary Rhoda) are back!

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/17/fashion/17skin.html?ex=1313467200&en=9a60a13885939001&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss

I have heard really great things about eliza. But I have to warn you. When going to eliza or one of her specialists to get your brows groomed, you have to have full or somewhat full brows to really see a difference.

I am a compulsive eyebrow tweezer also, and about a 2 years ago I grew them out as much as I could for about a month and went to eliza’s eyes in the city. The one on fifth avenue. I had an appointment with one of her specialists because it was impossible to get an appointment with her. My specialist examined my eyebrows, tweezed a few hairs here and there and did some trimming. After about 3 minutes I was told sternly to not lay a finger on them for a month and come back so that she could REALLY shape them. I paid $75 after tip and looked in the mirror hoping to see somewhat of a difference. I was so disappointed..haha.

I shape them myself now, since I have training and a license in esthetics. But if I had somewhat of a unshaped brow with a good amount of hair, I would def suggest getting pro help. And she is supposed to be the best.

Laser is awesome! Huge success, best money I ever spent on myself. It takes a long time to be “done” but even preliminary treatments make a notable difference.