Thick and beautiful: top lifehacks for eyebrow growth

The perky eighties and dashing nineties set the trend for intensive eyebrow plucking. The fashionable eyebrow was “thin, like a thread, raised in surprise.” Women who corrected their eyebrows in this way, paying tribute to fashion, are now faced with a serious problem - those “accustomed” to plucking their eyebrows do not grow well. Wider, natural eyebrows are all the rage right now. It is quite possible to make them like this again:

Eyebrow serum

Use it regularly, applying it along the entire length of the eyebrows and distributing it with massaging movements. Vitamins C, E, B5 (panthenol), B7 (biotin) in the product restore damaged hair. Apply the serum before bed so it works while you sleep.

Down with the tweezers

Avoid plucking your eyebrows for 12 weeks to allow the hairs to grow stronger. After this time, the eyebrow hair will become strong, and this is when you should turn to a professional or pluck your eyebrows yourself, so that their shape suits the oval of your face.

Walnuts

Include them in your daily menu - yes, this will also help intensive eyebrow growth. Walnuts will help make eyebrow hairs strong and shiny, as they supply the body with necessary moisture and improve blood circulation.

Competent makeup

To make your eyebrows visually thicker, fill in sparse areas with light pencil strokes. Also, be sure to style your eyebrows with gel and comb them with a brush, giving the desired shape.

Reduce sun exposure

Avoid exposing your eyebrows to direct sunlight. UV rays can lighten hair, making eyebrows less noticeable, and can also destroy the proteins in eyebrow hair, leading to brittle, dry, and thinning eyebrows.

Nourish your eyebrows

Regular Vaseline will help with this. It will moisturize the hairs and skin of the eyebrows, preventing the appearance of flaking and dandruff.

It is important that eyebrow care is regular. Do not skip steps or use low-quality products. Always be beautiful!