WHAT is the solution to caterpillar eyebrows? I am so f(*&*(d off with plucking, it is taking over my life.

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thoughts?

I cannot be arsed with it any more, I am THIS close to stopping entirely and letting my eyebrows take over my face

what are those JML trimmers like?

in superdrug you can buy home eyebrow waxing strips pre-shaped for less than £3 and DIY! put bonjela or calgel on your eyebrow area first if it hurts you.

they're called eyebrow shapers

That stuff called Nair is meant to be very good if you want to self wax.

STOP. On what not to wear..or some other such programme they said that BIG eyebrows are IN this year.
This pleased me because I have whole moustache for eyebrows.

Oh that's good news charliecat!

how big?

dont want to be toooo fasionable...

threading is a very good option
less painful than waxing but lasts a long time.
you have to go to someone to have it done but it's well worth it.

threading?

more info?

says here that it's best for people with lots of hairs - don't know if that's neccesarily true actually, I think it works beautifully. (I could NOT wax my eyebrows, I really couldn't)
they just wrap tiny threads around each hair and pull it out. gentler than tweezing but still gets the hairs out by the roots - which shaving doesn't.

and may I say I am noted for the perfection of my eyebrows - yet I grew up with a nasty sparse ginger monobrow. I have been dealing with mine since I was about 12 out of sheer necessity!
(though mind you maybe they just look extra tidy because the rest of me is such a mess)

You just have to nip them in the bud.

My old boyfriend said I had a seagull on my forehead. Needless to say, the tweezers came out pretty fast!

Big eyebrows may be in, but you want to make sure that they are clean and shaped. Other wise you'll look like this

Read this thread with great interest - being overy hairy in the eyebrow region.
New years resolution to try waxing.
Tried a avon home waxing kit but just left me with sticky eyebrows

yes yes to threading - can you get to an asian salon? cheaper than waxing and much more precise.

otherwise really good tweezers are essential. i speak as one who has to tweeze moustache, anything else makes a nasty rash. outer limit of 'normal personal maintenance' it takes bloody ages.

Groucho had nothing on me!

I've had mine lasered.

Used to have a huge unibrow that required at least daily plucking.

3 sessions of laser at £30 a shot and I have beautiful eyebrows that will never see tweezers again!

Had my tash done too BTW.

I think I'm in mourning for my rituals of plucking, waxing, checking for stray hairs constantly.

It's amazingly liberating but still a great novelty not worrying about it.