This is Part II of my CherryTalk on Hair Removal. For Part I and II, check
here and
here.
Tweezing my eyebrows have been a part of my life since I was 16, but probably would've been part of my life earlier if my mom had her way. As a young teenager I had pretty bushy eyebrows (thanks to my dad's genes). This did not necessarily mean I had a unibrow (thank goodness) but it meant I had thicker than normal brows. My mom would tell me how much better my eyebrows would look if I would "just let her pluck out a few hairs". Uh yeah I was not stupid - I knew it would be more than "just a few hairs".
Comparison of my eyebrows - you can tell that my eyebrows are much thicker in the older photo, and also a little less refined. From far you can see the little fuzz in the middle.
Tweezing your eyebrows is important if you have really thick eyebrows because it's always possible for your eyebrows to end up losing their shape. Ever since I have been tweezing my eyebrows I have NOT shaped them - I simply follow the natural arch of my brows and "tame" out all of the stray hairs.
Another thing - well groomed eye brows frame your eyes much better and give a more mature look to your face. I know that the whole "thick" eyebrow is in, but I don't particularly like it. I think nicely groomed eyebrows that are arched appropriately for your face (FYI: I hate high arches) are very sophisticated and feminine.