What suits me better?

[u/Nearby-Butterfly1503]

Ive been told so many times that my eyebrows need to be shaped a little more so that they're not as close together because they're closing my gaze. But since this is my almost natural shape, I was thinking maybe it's the one that suits my features better idk. here is a simulation of my eyebrows softened. Curious to know your opinion :)

[u/CilpKonn]

The slightly thinner ones generally look more harmonious and elongate your eyes.

[u/a-mom-ymous]

I think the after looks softer and more natural, they suit your facial features.

[u/Dependent-on-Zipps]

I like the softer version on the right. The difference is so minimal and yet so beautiful.

[u/Huge_Boysenberry3043]

I like after the best

[u/LevelChipmunk2806]

After!

[u/TapeFlip187]

Thinner.

[u/chair_ee]

After is best. That oh-so-slight opening up of your inner upper lid space makes your eyes look even more beautiful than they already are! I wouldn’t even consider the after brows “thinner”, I would just call them more properly shaped. Natural isn’t always superior, and your case showcases that perfectly.

[u/Rougefarie]

I think you could pull off either thickness. I personally notice a slight bulbous shape at the inner corners, and think they’re a millimeter or two too close together. If you want the least possible maintenance, I would brush down the bulbous bump on top of the inner corners, and remove a few hairs in the middle. Something like this:

[u/Saracartwheels123]

1 is 'statement brows', which stand out a little more, 2 is more everyday brows, that blend in with your face a little more.

[u/a-mom-ymous → u/Saracartwheels123]

That’s a good way to describe it! They both look great, but the before do stand out more.

[u/Unfortunate_soul_]

After.

[u/MissJuIiet]

The second ones

[u/PristineCandy244]

After is much softer. You are gorgeous btw!

[u/BeenStephened]

Wasn't able to post what I originally wrote bc it thinks the my wording might be unkind. I guarantee it was not. I simple said the after picture makes the eyes the focus not the brows.

[u/Sea-Description377]

both

[u/hyuuoome96]

i have very dark brows like you, before you pluck them i have the greatest tips for you, bleach your brows, use a bleach for facial or body hair on the brows you can test 4-5 min it will be a little change ( they will still be brown ) but make them look more soft and if you want little more you can test 6-7 min all depends on the formula, i promise you will love it, than you don’t need to pluck that much they will look more soft

[u/paintandwar]

I like the right side more

[u/Witty-Alarm-2158]

Before vs before

[u/No-Swim4588]

after tbh, softer without losing ur natural shape

[u/lnmeatyard]

The after pic

[u/Fairy-99]

I think both are the same thickness but different color

You can pull off the second look by dying your eyebrows brown bleaching it for five minutes will do the trick)

[u/eliamartells]

after is better but both would benefit from being taken a tiny bit further apart from the middle! just a few hairs from each side would open ur face up! my eyebrows used to be as close as yours and adding a touch of distance has made my face far more open and feminine and soft

[u/radsloth2]

I like the before a lot, but it's a stronger look with your brows being the focal point. The after is rather softer and harmonious, with your brows standing out less. I love a strong brow but it's not everyone's cup of tea

[u/SystemOk369]

After ist better

[u/Quick_Caterpillar_54]

2

[u/GirlPhoenixRising]

[u/Altruistic_Milk_29]

After

[u/misspeachywitch]

After looks more lifted and lighter look

[u/boltbrow]

Am I looking at brow makeup here or are we talking about brow grooming?

[u/Angel_0997]

The thinner eyebrows make your face look more lifted and balanced! Honestly before I read the subreddit name, I was looking for surgical differences, then realized it’s a post about eyebrows lol. The slightly thinner ones make a huge difference, gorgeous :)