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HOW TO AVOID AND FIX OVERPLUCKED EYEBROW

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The shape of your eyebrows can enhance your
appearance by flattering your facial shape, balancing your features, and
framing your eyes.
Overplucked eyebrows can be seen every where these
days. It creates a poor frame for the eyes, wrong kind of focal point, and
don’t work in balance with the other facial features.
In this report, bebeakinboade.com presents to you
tips on how to avoid overplucked brows and what you can do to fix them.
TAKE A PICTURE OF YOUR EYEBROWS
If plucking your eyebrows yourself, take a picture
of your eyebrows before you begin attacking them with the tweezers. This way,
you have an idea of how thick your eyebrows are to begin with, and you have a
photo to turn to now and then as you tweeze and pluck away, to warn you when
your eyebrows are hitting an unnatural thinness.
The photo of your eyebrows prior to plucking also
lets you know how much tweezing you can get away with before you hit the
overplucked eyebrow danger zone. If you have naturally thick and long eyebrows,
you have a bit more allowance. If your eyebrows are thick but short, hardly
extending to the ends of your eye, then you know to be careful to stay away from
the ends of your brow to save the length. If your brows are on the thin side
already, then you know that you are basically allowed to just search for a few
unruly strays to keep your brows neat and attractive.
HAVE A SHAPE IN MIND, FIRST
Before you start tweezing, have a game plan. This
isn’t the time to just ‘wing it.’ By considering the shape of your face and
other features with your own personal style, the brows will start, end and arch
all in the right places.

PLUCK THE EYEBROW HAIR ONE AT A TIME
Use a white eye pencil to basically white out the
hair you want to tweeze. Then go one by one and take your time. Stop and look
after each and every hair pulled. Leave the top part of the eyebrow alone. If
you have short eyebrows, try to keep the length in them by only plucking
underneath the eyebrow to get rid of the stray hairs that make your eyebrows
look stubby. Don’t allow your eyebrow plucking to make your eyebrows be less
than the length of your eyes. To keep that lean eyebrow line, try to limit plucking
2 hairs or more at a time, only plucking one and then looking at your progress.
Unless you have a uni-brow or a lot of stray hairs, less is more, and you can
always tweeze an errant hair later.
KEEP YOUR NATURAL EYEBROW SHAPE
Try to keep a shape very close to your natural
eyebrow shape, only cleaner, if you will. This means, don’t try to alter the
shape of your eyebrow, as it will distort your natural look.
APPRECIATE YOUR EYEBROWS
Appreciate your eyebrows for what they are. If they
are long and thick, be happy that you have a sexy brow that extends beyond your
eye and makes a statement. If they are naturally thin and short, be ecstatic
that you have less brow to pluck. The more you appreciate your eyebrows in
their natural state, the less likely you will be to tweeze them where it really
isn’t needed.
ENCOURAGE HAIR GROWTH
There are also items out there that will actually
help stimulate the hair growth. If you have already over tweezed and the hair
seems to be slow growing back or coming in patchy, you can certainly try
products like Talika Lipocils  or Brow
Relonge. These items, although costly, boast eyebrow stimulation that may give
you results in four to six weeks.
STICK TO BASIC GROOMING
Don’t try to create a trend with your eyebrows
unless you are a professional. Trying to make your eyebrows taper into thin
points on the outer eye or make them bold on either end but thin in the middle
will most likely leave you screwing it up and plucking more than you wanted to,
then having to keep on plucking to repair your beginner’s mistake. Stick to
basic grooming, like getting rid of strays, and if you are unhappy with the
results, pluck a few from the underside of your eyebrow, and you should have
great results without plucking your eyebrows bald.
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