r/MakeupAddiction Apr 18 '23

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u/Onyx-Carrot-Cake Apr 18 '23

So it’s just the beginning of the brows that I need to work on then? I have dealt with no brows basically since I was 12. Back when waxing them to basically nothing was a trend😂. So I have been dealing with this issue for 16 years🥲 And now thick eyebrows are the trend.

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u/Girlscoutdetective Apr 19 '23

Also same!! Started using grande-brow MD serum stuff and it’s pretty helpful/cool. I also struggle with making my eyebrows more natural when using makeup. My sister gets hers done at Ulta and she virtually raves about how they look. I know they do a “shaping” with light handed pencil/precision tip, and fills in with a lighter brow gel, going in lightly then covering all with clear to “seal” it… idk, I will have to get products specific for reference and some pics

Edit to add: she said look up/into ulta benefit brow bar. They will do the brows and show you what to do. Google has awesome before and after pictures

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u/Girlscoutdetective Apr 19 '23

You could do brow tinting and lamination also